200 meters above ground! A one-of-a-kind scenic experience in a “private sky villa”

A super high-rise complex blending hotel and entertainment, “Tokyu Kabukicho Tower,” has opened in Shinjuku’s Kabukicho. The luxury hotel spans floors 39 to 47, just a 1-minute walk from Seibu Shinjuku Station and about 7 minutes from Shinjuku Station East Exit. Limousine buses are available from both Haneda and Narita Airports.
This sky-high resort 200 meters above ground offers a quiet retreat, far from the bustle of Kabukicho. All guest rooms feature wide windows with a spacious, modern Japanese design, and every room includes an open-view bath for added luxury.

The five penthouse suites each have unique designs, boasting panoramic city-view baths, spacious living rooms, and private kitchens. Here in the “private villa in the sky,” you can enjoy ultimate peace and privacy at 200 meters above the city.

On the 45th floor, the main dining venue “Restaurant Bellustar” is helmed by a chef from a three-star French restaurant, offering exquisite cuisine perfect for special occasions. The top-floor restaurants and bars offer a breathtaking three-story open space, delivering an unforgettable stay unlike any other.

Feel the groove of Shinjuku Kabukicho! A new-concept hotel where art, music, and night views come together

A casual hotel occupying the 20th to 38th floors of the highly popular “Tokyu Kabukicho Tower,” loved by international travelers. Located just a 1-minute walk from Seibu Shinjuku Station and 7 minutes from the East Exit of Shinjuku Station, it also offers convenient access via limousine bus from Haneda and Narita Airports.

With a unique interior design themed around carefully selected art, music, and culture, this hotel serves as the perfect base for exploring all that Shinjuku Kabukicho has to offer. Art pieces reflecting the history and street culture of Shinjuku are scattered throughout the lobby and common areas, giving you a true sense of “staying in the city” from the moment you check in.

From compact rooms to family-friendly layouts with mini kitchens, and playful rooms adorned with contemporary art, the hotel offers a wide variety of styles to suit every traveler’s needs.

On the 17th floor, “JAM17” Dining & Bar acts as a new social hub linking the hotel with the city. With a live kitchen by the chef and terrace seating overlooking the night view, it offers diverse and engaging experiences.

An extraordinary escape 160 meters above ground! Enjoy ultimate relaxation and breathtaking panoramic views for the finest stay

Keio Plaza Hotel stands directly across from the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building and consists of two skyscrapers with 47 and 34 floors. On the 45th floor lies its most exclusive club floor, “Premier Grand.” It's conveniently located about a 5-minute walk through the underground passage from Shinjuku Station’s West Exit, making it easy to reach even on rainy days.

The Premier Grand club lounge, one of the largest in Tokyo, offers a breathtaking panoramic view from 160 meters above ground. All guest rooms on this floor are over 42 square meters in size and feature elegant interiors designed by GA Design International, a renowned UK-based firm behind many of the world’s top luxury hotels.

Each room includes a separate shower space and bath, with some rooms offering bathtubs positioned next to the window so guests can soak while enjoying Tokyo’s glittering nightscape. The multilingual concierge service provides exceptional hospitality, making your stay truly special.

In addition to the magnificent night view filling the windows, guests can enjoy the nightly projection mapping on the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building. On clear days, you can even catch a glimpse of Mt. Fuji in the distance. For those seeking a luxurious escape from the everyday, this is the perfect place.

Just a 3-minute walk from Shinjuku Station! Enjoy sweeping views of the cityscape, urban greenery, and Tokyo’s skyline

Located on the 19th to 35th floors of the 36-story Odakyu Southern Tower, this hotel offers excellent accessibility—just a 3-minute walk from Shinjuku Station South Exit, with direct limousine bus service to and from both Haneda and Narita Airports.

A highlight for train enthusiasts is the spectacular train view overlooking Shinjuku Station, one of the world's busiest terminals as certified by Guinness. Watching countless trains cross paths amid the dazzling city lights creates a uniquely mesmerizing nightscape. Don’t miss the see-through elevator rising to the 20th-floor lobby, 100 meters above the ground.

From the high-floor guest rooms, you can enjoy sweeping views of urban oases like Shinjuku Gyoen, Yoyogi Park, Meiji Shrine, and even Mount Fuji on clear days.
The 20th-floor Southern Tower Dining offers a refined space for toasting with craft beer or select wines while admiring the Tokyo night view. The breakfast buffet—serving both Japanese and Western dishes—is also popular, with panoramic views welcoming you to a graceful morning.

This is truly a must-stay hotel for anyone wanting to soak in panoramic views of Tokyo's greenery and skyscrapers.

Breathtaking views from the 37th floor! Shinjuku’s skyline at night, urban greenery, and even Mt. Fuji

An elegant 38-story skyscraper with a striking S-curve silhouette, this hotel is directly connected via underground passageways to Nishi-Shinjuku and Tochomae Stations, and about a 10-minute walk from Shinjuku Station. There’s also a free shuttle bus from Shinjuku Station and limousine bus service to and from Haneda and Narita Airports.

The city-view guest rooms are especially popular for their vistas of the towering skyscrapers and the lush seasonal beauty of Shinjuku Central Park. From the executive rooms on the 37th floor, you’ll be treated to a panoramic night view of Tokyo—on clear days, even Mt. Fuji may be visible!
If you're seeking artistic sweets, visit the “Chocolat Boutique” on the first floor, where Hilton Tokyo’s pâtissiers create exquisite chocolates and cakes—perfect for a surprise in your room or a gift for someone special.

Room service is available until 1 AM, allowing you to savor a luxurious dish while enjoying the night view. It’s ideal for romantic evenings and special anniversaries.

The Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building, a popular sightseeing spot with a free observation deck at 202 meters high, is also just a 5-minute walk away—making this hotel a great base for exploring Shinjuku.

Like a private retreat in the city! Enjoy a stunning view where the urban landscape and greenery blend, right from your balcony

Located near the tranquil Jingu Gaien area, this hotel offers a peaceful retreat just steps away from the bustle of Shinjuku. Facing the National Stadium, the venue of the 2021 Tokyo Olympics, it's surrounded by lush greenery including Shinjuku Gyoen, Meiji Shrine, and Akasaka Imperial Residence—creating an unexpectedly serene setting in central Tokyo. It’s just a 1-minute walk from Kokuritsu-Kyogijo Station on the Toei Oedo Line and about 10 minutes by taxi from Shinjuku Station.

The hotel’s design emphasizes harmony with the surrounding scenery, featuring chic, modern interiors with warm wooden touches. Every detail—from guest rooms to the large public bath and common areas—exudes refined taste and has earned the hotel the Good Design Award.

All rooms come with balconies, giving the feeling of staying in a private urban retreat. From the upper-floor rooms and the rooftop terrace reserved for guests, you can enjoy panoramic views of the National Stadium, the royal family’s green estates, the Shinjuku skyline, and even Mt. Fuji on clear days—not to mention train views and, for some rooms, front-row seats to the annual Jingu Gaien Fireworks Festival in summer.

Exceptional tranquility despite being near the station! An extraordinary space where Tokyo’s night views blend with the warmth of Kyushu

A hotel that offers peaceful moments removed from the hustle and bustle of Shinjuku’s busy commercial district. Located just a 3-minute walk from Shinjuku Station’s South Exit and 2 minutes from the Toei Oedo Line’s Shinjuku Station, it boasts excellent access.

As JR Kyushu Hotels’ first location in Tokyo, this property emphasizes a warm, Kyushu-style atmosphere. The interiors and guest rooms feature materials, traditional crafts, and artwork originating from Kyushu, creating a space where you can feel the spirit of the region without leaving the city.

The rooms are designed for calm and comfort, with natural wood flooring and soft indirect lighting. Some include tatami-mat areas, offering the relaxing ambiance of a high-end Japanese inn. Premium Twin rooms on the 15th floor and above come with scenic view baths overlooking the skyscrapers of Nishi-Shinjuku, providing the extraordinary sensation of floating among Tokyo’s night lights—a guest favorite.

The in-house restaurant, “Akasaka Umaya Shinjuku,” serves a luxurious Japanese-Western buffet using seasonal ingredients from Kyushu. Highlights include tamago-kake gohan with Sakurajima chicken eggs and Kyushu-style miso soup—morning delicacies you won’t find anywhere else.

A one-of-a-kind stay where New York style meets Japanese culture—an experience found nowhere else in the world

The first Japanese location of the U.S.-based luxury lifestyle brand "Kimpton," this hotel is situated in Nishi-Shinjuku near Shinjuku Central Park and the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building, about a 12-minute walk from Shinjuku Station’s South Exit.

What stands out most is the hotel’s artistic and distinctive atmosphere. Drawing inspiration from New York’s art scene, the interior design and in-house café & bar are filled with creativity, and numerous artworks are displayed throughout the property. The guest rooms feature a fusion of NYC style and traditional Japanese culture, resulting in a refined, modern aesthetic.

Guests can also enjoy the daily “Social Hour” from 5:00 to 6:00 p.m.—a complimentary wine event where travelers naturally mingle in the lobby, offering a unique and memorable experience.

The top-floor suites include scenic view baths where you can soak while enjoying Tokyo’s glittering skyline. The rooftop bar, with its jewel-like night views and seductive cocktails, offers an extraordinary escape for adults.
The entire hotel is pet-friendly—an unusual offering in Japan. Pet-focused amenities and snacks are provided, and pets are welcome not only in rooms but also in the restaurant and lounge. This is one of the rare places in Japan where you can enjoy a memorable anniversary dinner with your furry companion.

A refined social space for adults, where dazzling chandeliers and Tokyo’s nightscape create a double enchantment

Opened in 1980 as the first Japanese property of the global Hyatt Group, this luxury hotel is located in the office district of Nishi-Shinjuku. It occupies a 28-story skyscraper next to the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building and Shinjuku Central Park. It is directly connected to Tochomae Station via an underground passage and about a 10-minute walk from Shinjuku Station's west exit. Limousine bus services also run directly from Haneda and Narita Airports.

The hotel’s symbol is its breathtaking Swarovski® crystal chandeliers in the soaring atrium lobby spanning up to the 8th floor—radiating a majestic presence. The space blends traditional Japanese hospitality with a minimalist modern Japanese design, making it the perfect setting for a memorable stay on a special occasion.

From the high-floor guest rooms, you can enjoy sweeping views of the cityscape, lush Shinjuku Central Park, and even Mt. Fuji on clear days. The night views of the Shinjuku skyline are especially spectacular.

The newly renovated lobby lounge, “Nineteen Eighty Lounge & Bar,” dramatically transforms between day and night. In the daytime, enjoy a relaxing afternoon tea or expertly brewed coffee. At night, sip on refined cocktails in an elegant, grown-up atmosphere.

Enjoy a meaningful stay with breathtaking Tokyo night views from 90 meters above and first-class cuisine

A long-established hotel housed in a 25-story high-rise building, located in the heart of Shinjuku’s Kabukicho, a district especially popular among international travelers. With Tokyu Kabukicho Tower just steps away, its location is exceptional. It is directly connected to Seibu Shinjuku Station and about a 5-minute walk from JR and private railway lines at Shinjuku Station.

As its slogan “The best views are at the Prince” suggests, the hotel’s greatest charm lies in its breathtaking scenery from this prime location. Guests can enjoy sweeping views of Kabukicho’s vibrant cityscape to the east and the skyscrapers of West Shinjuku to the west.

The guest rooms are designed in a simple, modern style with spacious layouts. They come equipped with flat-screen TVs, high-speed Wi-Fi, humidifying air purifiers, and other amenities for a comfortable stay. Rooms with train views are especially popular among railway enthusiasts.

One of the hotel’s top highlights is the top-floor restaurant “Japanese Dining & Bar FUGA,” located 90 meters above ground. It offers a blend of Tokyo’s dazzling night view with contemporary cuisine rooted in Japanese tradition—creating a memorable evening of innovative fine dining. The afternoon tea, tailored to the season, is also a guest favorite.

This hotel is ideal for those who want to explore the entertainment capital of Japan—Kabukicho—by day and unwind in a luxurious, extraordinary setting by night.

* As of June 2025, Park Hyatt Tokyo, a five-star hotel in Shinjuku, is undergoing major renovations and is therefore excluded from this selection. The hotel is scheduled to reopen in October 2025.

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