Bvlgari transposes its Roman jewelling into Tokyo's verticality, 40 rooms above the central station.
Bvlgari Hotel Tokyo
À partir de
1,485.903 €
“Bar Il Ristorante on the 45th floor with 360° views over Tokyo Bay and Mount Fuji on clear days.”
**Bvlgari Hotel Tokyo** occupies floors 39 to 45 of the Yaesu tower, facing Tokyo Station. We cross a lobby in black Marquina marble and cherry wood, indirect lighting signed Citterio. The 40 rooms start at 50 m², volcanic stone bathtubs, Frette linens, plunging views over the Shinkansen tracks or the Otemachi skyline. The 200 m² spa offers Bvlgari treatments and private Oya stone onsen. The 25 m pool on the 40th floor bathes in filtered zenithal light. Impeccable service, concierge who secures impossible reservations at Saito or Den. **From 1 486 €** the night, we pay for the rarity and the address, not the gigantism ✨
Points forts
- Only 40 rooms, from 50 to 400 m², Japanese volcanic stone bathtubs
- Spa with private Oya stone onsen and signature Bvlgari treatments
- 25 m pool on the 40th floor, natural light filtered through latticed screens
- Il Ristorante by chef Niko Romito, contemporary Italian cuisine, Mount Fuji views
- Direct access to Tokyo Station, Shinkansen and JR lines 2 minutes' walk away
Équipements signatures
1 pool
Non-smoking rooms
Free Wi-Fi
Fitness centre
Spa and wellness centre
Restaurant
Room service
On-site parking
Private parking
Family rooms
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