LUNE has only three private suites — and we host only three parties per night. There's no shared floor, no walk-in seating, no waiting at a bar. Every booking is unhurried, fully private, and entirely yours.
Three rooms, three different characters — a backlit moon room, a red-neon group room, and a quiet olive room.
The photos below are real, unstaged shots of each room — not renders. What you see is the room you get.
The moon room. A backlit lunar disc set into hexagonal panelling, twin moon pendant lamps, black leather banquettes and a black marble table. The most photographed room in the building, and the one people ask for by name.
Best for —First visits, birthdays, photo-worthy nights
The largest room, and the one for a proper group. A deep wrap-around velvet banquette under red neon artwork, with a stone table long enough that nobody ends up on the edge of the conversation.
Best for —Groups of five or six, karaoke-led nights, celebrations
The quiet one. Soft olive banquette seating, a single warm wall light, and a low rounded table. Less theatrical than the other two — the room to pick when the night is about talking rather than performing.
Best for —Business entertaining, intimate dates, conversation-led nights
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A quick decision matrix — match the night you're planning to the room that fits best. We'll always confirm the final assignment with you by email; this guide just helps you arrive with the right expectation.
| What you're planning | Best-fit suite | Why |
|---|---|---|
| First time visiting LUNE, want the signature view | 6F VIP 1 | The backlit moon wall is the LUNE photograph — the room most guests recognise and ask for by name. |
| Quiet date, 2–4 people, want refined and calm | 7F VIP 3 | The calmest room — soft olive seating and a single warm light, built for conversation rather than spectacle. |
| Group of 4–6 friends, karaoke-led night | 7F VIP 2 | The only room that comfortably seats six, with a wrap-around banquette and a long table. |
| Business entertaining, client dinner, low-key meeting | 7F VIP 3 | The most understated of the three — fewer visual distractions, easiest room to hold a real discussion in. |
| Birthday or special celebration | 6F VIP 1 | The most photo-worthy room — the moon wall is the best backdrop for a celebration shot. |
| Couple, intimate one-hour visit | 7F VIP 3 | The smallest and quietest of the three — feels designed for two. |
Three rooms, one shared standard. Whichever suite you book, the core experience is identical — only the styling and capacity change.
Each private suite at LUNE Roppongi runs on the same all-inclusive package: ¥18,000 per guest, sixty minutes, your own enclosed room with the door closed for the duration of your visit. House drinks — whisky, shochu, signature cocktails, beer, soft drinks, tea, and water — pour freely throughout the hour. A welcome signature cocktail is on the table when you arrive. The wireless karaoke microphone and four-language songbook (English, Japanese, Mandarin, Korean) are yours to use as much or as little as you like. Service charge and consumption tax are already in the price, so the bill at the end matches the number you booked at.
Privacy is real, not theatrical. The door closes the moment your party is seated, and it stays closed except when a host or staff member enters with drinks or rotates in for conversation — usually every fifteen to twenty minutes. There is no shared floor, no walk-in seating, no other guests in your room. With only three suites in the entire venue and only three parties booked per night, the rest of LUNE feels empty by design. If you walk to the bathroom you'll pass at most one other group; most nights, none at all.
Premium add-ons — champagne, bottle service, host nomination (shimei), and one-hour extensions — are clearly priced on the in-suite menu, never bundled into the bill without your consent. We deliberately keep the upsell language soft. If you don't ask, we don't push.
Caramel ribbed-leather booths, hexagonal wood or marble walls, illuminated moon motif, teal cove ceiling lighting, black marble table.
A wireless microphone and a tablet catalogue with English, Japanese, Mandarin and Korean songbooks. Free to use the entire visit.
Doors close. No shared tables. No other guests in the room. The host rotates in and out — the suite stays yours.
We do not accept walk-ins. With only three suites and three reservations a night, every guest is expected — and properly hosted from the moment they arrive.
¥18,000 per person · 60 minutes · all-inclusive of house drinks. Confirmed by email within an hour.
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