Bellustar Tokyo

The official listing currently describes the 46th-floor Lounge as exclusive to Bellustar guests, open 08:00–20:00, serving coffee, tea and non-alcoholic drinks. Several recent guest reviews mention alcoholic drinks and snacks, but I would not treat every item in reviews as a fixed, unlimited benefit; at check-in, confirm the current hours, contents and arrangements for children.

The 45th-floor Bar Bellustar is a separate dining venue, with ordering and billing under restaurant rules. If you want to sit and look at the night view, I would first decide between the guest Lounge and the paid bar, and not mix the two. Glasses and plates in the gallery convey the atmosphere of that visit; they do not mean everything is included in the room rate.

The 18th-floor gym is officially listed as open 24 hours for guests, while SPA sunya treatments require separate booking and fee confirmation; the current facility information does not make a swimming pool a reason to book. If you want a massage or a meal, I would plan before departure and not assume a slot will definitely be available on site. The hotel’s art, elevator lobby and public spaces are also worth a slow walk around.

An official power-inspection notice lists 9 November 2026, 23:00 to 05:00 the next day, affecting the smoking area, restrooms and gym on the 18th-floor reception level; on the night of 18 January 2027 there are also shortened bar hours and in-room dining changes. If you stay around these dates, I would confirm the current arrangements with the hotel first, rather than assuming late-night gym use or room service will definitely be available.