Located on the 13th floor of the Granbell Hotel, this rooftop bar can be used by non-guests for a charge of 500 yen. Despite the hot daytime weather, the evening breeze makes it a comfortable place to relax, especially on the terrace. The prices for food were surprisingly reasonable, around 1500 yen. During happy hour from 2:00 to 7:00, beers, bourbons, and wines are 600 yen, while soft drinks are 500 yen. The staff were very friendly and even came to inform us of the last order for happy hour. We were the only Japanese customers, and the atmosphere was very relaxing. With power outlets and Wi-Fi available, it seems like a good spot for those wanting to do some work on their laptops. As it got darker, the staff even brought LED candles to enhance the ambiance. While the location in the love hotel district may be a downside, it also means fewer people, making it quite a hidden gem.

A surprising bar located right in the heart of Kabukicho. From the terrace on the 13th floor, you can enjoy a view that feels like a different world from the hustle and bustle of Kabukicho. Drinks are reasonably priced, and the charge for non-hotel guests is only 500 yen.

On the 13th floor, there is a bar. Since I didn't stay at the hotel, I assume there is a seating charge of around 500 yen per person. They have a wide variety of drinks at reasonable prices. I ordered shrimp ajillo, a cold salad with smoked salmon and prosciutto, and chicken & chips. I thought it would be just enough for a snack, but there was actually quite a lot. The taste was average, I'd say. But the night view was beautiful, and the staff were polite, so I thought it was good.

The stylish terrace seats are nice. It's on the rooftop, and you can see the love hotels around. The drinks are delicious, and you can smoke cigarettes, but unfortunately, cigars are not allowed. Someone asked if we were staying at the hotel, maybe the rooms are cheap for guests?

I went to a pre-birthday celebration for a Vietnamese girl named Ti-chan (nickname) and it was quite an interesting gathering. There were Japanese handsome men, owners of several restaurants, a Korean import company manager, a Moroccan person, and me - a junior at an advertising agency. It was a strange mix of people from different industries coming together, not seeking personal gain but just to support a hardworking and seemingly good-natured young girl (whom I didn't know). There was no active conversation, self-introductions, or exchanging of business cards. The Korean CEO, who was humble and pleasant (a rare type among older Koreans), quietly paid for everyone's food without anyone noticing and left early. As a result, I now owe him a favor, so I plan to go out for drinks with my junior colleague at a Korean restaurant tonight. It's funny how connections can be made in such unexpected ways. The gathering was in Tokyo, Shinjuku, Kabukicho, at the Granbell Hotel, with a nice night view. Even though there wasn't much excitement due to meeting new people, the common point of supporting others was there. I forgot to take photos of the food and drinks most of the time.

I took my girlfriend to a bar to enjoy the summer season and she was delighted. It's recommended to access the bar from Higashi-Shinjuku Station as it is far from Shinjuku Station. The bar has a terrace and an indoor bar counter. Located on the 13th floor, there is a nice breeze and it's cool. In winter, hot cocktails at the indoor counter would be nice, I would like to visit this bar again.

Meeting with a dear friend at a gathering. Located right in the middle of the love hotel district (*´艸`). Due to this, there are mostly foreigners here. Food is more for those who are not too picky. (Feel like a beer hall, please enjoy!) It is the perfect luxurious location for drinking sparkling wine and beer with an open atmosphere. Happy hour is from 3-7pm on holidays! It seems to be a 2-hour limit during busy times, but no charge for guests staying overnight. We had a meeting, so my friend had a wiener set and snacks with 3 glasses of sparkling wine, while I had 2 beers ♡✨ No matter where we meet or what we wear, we usually just carry a backpack and travel lightly through Japan and the world, and when we talk, their strong passion and sense of duty towards their profession overflow. With a mysterious charm that attracts people with humor or weakness, they make me want to train so that I can take pride in my work as well. Now then, as the heat subsides, we head to a Korean restaurant ✨ Grateful for the hidden space with my favorite sky and greenery‼️ It was a truly wonderful time with a slight bar-like tension that makes you want to straighten your back and a heartwarming atmosphere. Thank you very much for the time ♡✨

On this day, I stayed at the Granbell Hotel in Shinjuku. After drinking at a few places with my colleagues and returning to the room, I still felt like I hadn't had enough to drink. I left the room and headed to the bar "terrace G" on the 13th floor of the hotel. When I entered the bar, I was greeted by the night view of Shinjuku spread out before me. The location is really nice, although it can be a lonely moment for a solo person. As for the menu, being a hotel bar, the variety of drinks is very extensive. Snacks such as sausages, edamame, and cheese assortments are mainly available, with light meals like pizza and hot sandwiches also offered. Of course, you can enjoy the space with just alcohol alone. I enjoyed a chicken and chips dish with a draft beer, and was able to leisurely enjoy some adult time. They are open until 4 am, so it was nice to be able to relax without worrying about the time. Note: The charge (500 yen) seems to be free for hotel guests.

On the 13th floor of the Shinjuku Granbell Hotel, there is a bar with a terrace where you can enjoy the night view of Shinjuku while sipping on a Salty Dog. Since it is featured in the Michelin Guide, there seem to be more European patrons.

You can enjoy drinking alcohol while looking at the night view from Shinjuku. In early summer, when it gets cooler at night, it's nice to sit on the terrace and enjoy the open atmosphere. You can get pleasantly drunk!

The rooftop balcony in early summer is so refreshing with the breeze. This place is like a hidden gem that you rarely find. It's impressive that there are such shops even in Kabukicho. Just the view alone is worth it, especially with the clock on the NTT Docomo Tower in Yoyogi somehow reminding me of Cinderella. Maybe it's because they were showing a movie last week, but time strangely feels important here.

The performance was lacking. I wish there were sofa seats. The view was far from spectacular. There is no terrace seat on the top floor of the hotel, so in a different building of the same hotel, you can't see the view at all. Many employees are of Asian descent and don't speak Japanese well, which kind of ruined the atmosphere. It was a bit disappointing.

Visited this bar for its beautiful night view. I knew they had a terrace, but it's too cold in the middle of winter to sit outside. I just took a look around. The view of the love hotel district in the middle is nice. Looking into the distance, you can see the high-rise buildings lit up, creating a nice atmosphere. It would be great to have a drink on the terrace in the summer, like a beer garden style. There's nothing particularly special about the establishment itself, but the best thing about it is the location. It's located in the love hotel district deep in Kabukicho. If you can bring a woman here, it might be possible to stop by on the way back. But if she's a bit uptight, she might get slapped before you even get here.

Great atmosphere at a bar where you can enjoy the night view of Shinjuku.

The atmosphere was great!

The terrace seats have a nice view. Spring or autumn is recommended.

Meiyu has a great atmosphere and it's quite spacious!