About this hotel
General information
Bvlgari Hotel Tokyo fills the 40th to 45th floors of the Tokyo Midtown Yaesu tower beside Tokyo Station. It is an intimate hotel of 98 rooms and suites in which the Roman jeweller's Italian style meets Japanese craft: interior textiles come from Hosoo, a Kyoto kimono weaver, and the wooden furniture from Ritzwell of Fukuoka.
The details are deliberate. The hotel's emblem is drawn from a Bvlgari brooch showing Mount Fuji, the driveway is laid with Roman sampietrini cobbles, and the brand's eight-pointed star marks the 40th-floor vestibule. Up top are an Italian restaurant, an eight-seat sushi counter, a fireside lounge and a 45th-floor bar with terraces, while the spa's 25-metre pool looks out over the city. Staff will pack and unpack for guests, and a barber, a tailor or a Maison Berluti shoeshine can be arranged.
Location
The hotel stands in Yaesu in central Tokyo, right by Tokyo Station, within walking distance of the Imperial Palace and its gardens, the business districts of Nihonbashi and Marunouchi, and the shops of Ginza; the upper floors look across the palace gardens towards Mount Fuji. From Narita Airport the Narita Express reaches Tokyo Station in 53 minutes, or a taxi takes around 100 minutes; from Haneda Airport it is about 40 minutes by taxi.
Spa
The Bvlgari Spa covers 1,800 m² on the 40th floor, with nine treatment rooms, including two doubles and a Spa Suite with a hydro-massage tub clad in green Iranian onyx and treatment beds for two. The men's and women's changing rooms have hot baths and Japanese showers. Treatments and grooming for men and women draw on the philosophy and products of Augustinus Bader; the spa welcomes guests aged 16 and over.
Sports & leisure
Bvlgari Gymnasivm, developed with Technogym, is open around the clock: training begins with a digital fitness assessment that shapes a personal programme guests can follow on their own devices, and on-demand workouts can be streamed in the room. The concierge arranges ways into the city:
- artisan workshops — kintsugi, sword-making and woodblock printing in the ukiyo-e tradition;
- a contemporary art tour of Tokyo galleries led by a curator or gallerist;
- a private visit to Toyosu Market, with the tuna auction and a sushi-making lesson;
- personal shopping in a long-established Japanese department store, with private fitting rooms and tax-free assistance;
- cultural itineraries of 4, 6 or 8 hours with a private guide;
- golf at private Japanese courses with a guide, club rental and caddie.
Restaurants & bars
Restaurants and bars sit on the 40th and 45th floors, and in-room dining runs around the clock.
- Il Ristorante - Niko Romito — contemporary Italian cooking and classics such as antipasto all'italiana and cotoletta alla milanese under a curved wooden ceiling, 62 seats inside and 34 on the terrace; breakfast, lunch and dinner, ages 12 and over;
- Sushi Hōseki — eight-seat omakase at a hinoki-wood counter looking onto a small zen garden, with some twenty sakes; ages 12 and over;
- The Bvlgari Bar — 45th-floor bar set between two roof terraces and styled as an Italian garden pavilion: classic Italian cocktails, simple dishes through the day and an aperitivo with bar bites;
- The Bvlgari Lounge — fireside lounge with a cast-iron and granite hearth, wood-panelled walls and access to the terrace, for light meals, afternoon tea and Italian pastries;
- Bvlgari Dolci — boutique for Il Cioccolato chocolates, Italian pastries, jams and nectars.
Swimming
The spa holds a 25-metre indoor pool lined with emerald-green mosaic, with floor-to-ceiling windows onto the Tokyo skyline, and beside it a vitality pool whose fan-shaped mosaic recalls the Baths of Caracalla in Rome. The pools are open daily from 7am to 10pm.
Pets
Pets are not allowed at the hotel.
Rooms
The 98 rooms and suites on floors 40 to 45 face the city skyline or the Imperial Palace gardens and Tokyo Station. Interiors pair Italian furniture by Maxalto and B&B Italia with Japanese textiles and wood, vintage Bvlgari advertisements and the brand's silver candleholders.
Floor-to-ceiling windows, a bathroom with separate bath and shower, double vanities, bidet and lit make-up mirror, Bvlgari toiletries, a Dyson hairdryer, sofa and writing desk, coffee and tea making, minibar, satellite TV, on-demand workouts, evening turndown and 24-hour in-room dining; suites add a separate living room, walk-in wardrobe and butler service.
Superior Room
Residential-feeling room where vintage Bvlgari advertisements and silver candleholders meet Japanese design; there are only nine. Connects to a Deluxe Suite to form the Two Bedroom Suite.
Deluxe Room
Room with a king bed or two double beds and a full-height glass wall onto the city skyline. Up to three guests; some can be joined with a neighbouring Deluxe Room.
Junior Suite
Suite with a living room and a king-bedded bedroom overlooking the Imperial Palace gardens. Up to three guests; can be connected to the adjoining Junior Suite.
Superior Suite
Suite with separate living room and king bedroom, furniture by Maxalto, B&B Italia and Ritzwell, and skyline views. Up to three guests.
Deluxe Suite
Corner suite with living room, king bedroom and a ceiling finished by hand in matte gold, facing the skyline. Up to three guests; connects to a Superior Room.
Serpenti Suite
Suite devoted to Serpenti, the snake that is Bvlgari's best-known symbol: the motif runs through the interior, and the bedroom comes with hand-picked linens and cashmere throws.
Two Bedroom Suite
A Deluxe Suite joined to a Superior Room: two bedrooms (one king, two double beds), two bathrooms and a living room facing the skyline. Up to four guests.
The Bvlgari Suite
The hotel's largest suite pairs a modern Italian aesthetic with Japanese calligraphy, state-of-the-art technology and sweeping views over the city. It can be extended with an adjoining suite.
Photos are for illustrative purposes only. Actual room layout, furnishings, décor, views and amenities may differ from those shown and may vary between rooms of the same category. Hotel and room descriptions are based on information provided by the property and are believed to be accurate at the time of publication, but are not guaranteed. The hotel may renovate or change its rooms, facilities, restaurants and services at any time without notice. The final details of your stay are confirmed at the time of booking. See our Terms of Use.