Bvlgari Hotel Tokyo ブルガリホテル東京 東京寶格麗酒店

Bulgari Hotel Tokyo brings the world of Bulgari’s jewelry-inspired luxury to the heart of the city, rising from the 40th to 45th floors of Tokyo Midtown Yaesu. The hotel features 98 guestrooms and suites and opened on April 4, 2023 as the brand’s first property in Japan. Its high-floor location offers sweeping views over the Imperial Palace gardens, Tokyo Bay, and, on clear days, even toward Mount Fuji. With restaurants, bars, a spa and pool, and banquet facilities all within the tower, guests can enjoy a full-service urban stay entirely on-site.

All guestrooms offer at least 56 square meters of space, with suites reaching up to approximately 400 square meters. Floor-to-ceiling windows bring in abundant natural light, while interiors blend Italian furnishings with Japanese craftsmanship for a calm, elegant aesthetic. The upper-level Bulgari Suite offers residence-like scale and flexibility, with generous workspace, intuitive storage, and a well-organized dressing area suitable for both short and extended stays.

The main dining venue, “Il Ristorante – Niko Romito,” is located on the 40th floor. Awarded one Michelin star for three consecutive years since opening, it showcases contemporary interpretations of modern Italian cuisine. The restaurant features 62 indoor seats and an additional 34 on the terrace, offering seasonal dishes paired with a curated wine selection.

For Japanese cuisine, “Sushi Hōseki” serves an intimate omakase experience from an eight-seat counter. Its refined, minimal setting and limited seating make advance reservations essential. The dual offering of Italian and Japanese fine dining allows for flexible planning, particularly for meals with international guests.

The Bulgari Spa spans approximately 1,800 square meters on the 40th floor. It includes nine treatment rooms (including spa suites) offering facial, body, and grooming treatments. The adjoining 25-meter indoor pool features expansive glass walls overlooking the skyline, allowing guests to swim while taking in panoramic views. A vitality pool, thermal facilities, and cooling zones create a complete relaxation and recovery environment.

The hotel’s bars and lounges offer multiple atmospheres. “The Bulgari Bar” highlights craft cocktails, while “The Bulgari Lounge” features a fireplace and provides a relaxed space for meetings, light meals, or evening drinks. Terrace seating is available when weather permits. Even guests planning to dine outside the hotel will find it convenient to enjoy a drink before or after heading out.

Located steps from JR Tokyo Station’s Yaesu Exit, the hotel offers direct access to underground retail zones and nearby subway stations such as Kyobashi and Nihonbashi. Indoor routes make it easy to move around even on rainy days. For drivers, on-site parking is available (valet parking ¥8,000; self-parking charged by time). Traffic updates and construction advisories are posted on the hotel’s official “Location” page.

Meetings and events can be seamlessly arranged through the combination of banquet rooms and private dining facilities, allowing accommodation, dining, and business engagements to be organized in one setting. The proximity to Tokyo Station is a major advantage when hosting domestic or international guests, minimizing travel uncertainty. A full day can unfold entirely within the tower—meetings, spa time, swimming, and dinner—without the need for extended travel.

In summary, Bulgari Hotel Tokyo embodies four clear pillars of urban luxury: exceptional mobility at Tokyo Station, sweeping high-floor views across the city, Michelin-starred Italian dining paired with an eight-seat sushi counter, and a full-scale spa featuring a 25-meter pool. From celebratory stays to hosting international guests or enjoying a seamless short escape in the city, the hotel offers a refined environment suited to a wide range of occasions.