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Bars & lounges — Tokyo

The Peak Lounge & Bar (Park Hyatt Tokyo)

The 41st-floor lounge of Park Hyatt Tokyo, beneath the glass atrium and around its bamboo garden, fully reworked during the hotel's 19-month renovation and reopened in December 2025. Paris studio Jouin Manku designed the new space, anchored by a single-block marble bar, and the cocktail menu celebrates the diversity of Japan's regions. Featured on Eater's Tokyo map.

ピーク ラウンジ & バー(パーク ハイアット 東京)

City
Tokyo
District
Nishi-Shinjuku
Cuisine
Bars & lounges
Private hire
On request
Indicative budget
Afternoon tea: ¥9,900 per person, tax included, plus 15% service.
Address
Park Hyatt Tokyo 41F, Shinjuku Park Tower, 3-7-1-2 Nishi-Shinjuku, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo 163-1055
Access
About 8 min walk from Tochomae Station (Oedo Line) and 12 min from JR Shinjuku Station's South Exit. A free hotel shuttle (9 seats) runs every 30 minutes from the west side of Shinjuku Station.

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Corporate use

Ideal for a small welcome cocktail or a late drink with an executive committee, with panoramic views of Tokyo. For groups we request a dedicated area, subject to availability; larger events move to the hotel's function rooms.

Private rooms & private hire

No private area within the lounge itself. For a small group, the hotel offers three private dining rooms (up to 18 guests) and, on the 40th floor, a private room with an open kitchen and a table for 8, which can also host afternoon tea.

The menu

By day, a seasonal afternoon tea with savories and sweets served from trolleys by executive pastry chef Julien Perrinet's team. By night, a cocktail bar spotlighting spirits and ingredients from Japan's regions, zero-proof versions included, with light bites and live acoustic music.

Programmes featuring this restaurant

Frequently asked questions

Can a space be reserved for a group?

The lounge has no private area; we request grouped tables for a small party or use the hotel's private dining rooms (up to 18 guests).

What are the opening hours?

Daily from 12:00 to 23:30: afternoon tea until 17:00 (last order), bar from 17:00.

Is there a dress code?

The stated code is casual; smart business attire remains appropriate for a corporate group.

How do we get there from Shinjuku Station?

A 12-minute walk from the South Exit, or the free hotel shuttle (9 seats); for a group we arrange taxis or a minibus.

Location map

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A few details are enough for a first proposal. A dedicated project manager replies within 48 business hours.