Japan has quite recently become a big travel destination for many Aussies and Kiwis and the Pan Pacific Hotels Group (PPHG) just announced the opening of two new hotels in Japan’s capital, Tokyo - Bellustar, a Pan Pacific Hotel and Hotel Groove, a ParkRoyal Hotel.
The Bellustar, consisting of 97 rooms and a view of the city skyline is located on the top floors of the Kabukicho Tower, which was the first woman-designed skyscraper in Japan. The hotel stays true to the Pan Pacific values of luxurious hospitality and personalised experiences.
The Sky Villa penthouse on the 47th floor features a spa, kitchen and jacuzzi and there are services for a 24/7 personal butler and even a private chef for a fine dining experience within the rooms. The restaurants at the hotel serve a good range of delicacies, from delicious French cuisine at the modern French restaurant to mouth-watering wagyu at the Teppan Ten-yu and authentic Edomae-style sushi at JIN-È.
Located in the same tower, to showcase the vibrancy of the district of Shinjuku, is ParkRoyal’s 538 room, Hotel Groove. The hotel collaborated with local artists to appropriately represent the area's art, culture and history. The JAM17 - dining, bar and gelateria, with live entertainment, is surely going to be popular among tourists.
Singapore-based Pan Pacific is a renowned hospitality group spread across 30 cities in the world. In February, this year, the group opened ParkRoyal Langkawi. They are also set to open the Pan Pacific Orchard, ParkRoyal Serviced Suites in Hanoi and Jakarta and continue further expansion of the ParkRoyal group in Malacca, Dalian and Siem Reap.
