Bvlgari transposes its Roman jewellery-making into Tokyo's verticality, 40 rooms above the central station.

Bvlgari Hotel Tokyo

★9.7

From

1,485.903 €

“Bar Il Ristorante on the 45th floor with 360° view over Tokyo Bay and Mount Fuji on clear days.”

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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, bathtubs in volcanic stone, Frette linen, plunging views over the Shinkansen tracks or the Otemachi skyline. The 200 m² spa offers Bvlgari treatments and private onsen in Oya stone. 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 € a night, we pay for the rarity and the address, not the gigantism ✨

Who is it for?

Who we recommend it to

We recommend the Bvlgari Tokyo to travellers seeking the intimacy of a small vertical palace, far from the big 300-room hotels. It's an address for fortysomething and fiftysomething couples on anniversary trips, executives on the move who want calm after Shibuya, Italian design aficionados fleeing conventional Japanese minimalism. Families can come but the clientele remains mostly adult, often accustomed to the other Bvlgari.

The building

Architecture and interiors

The Bvlgari Hotel Tokyo occupies the top six floors (39 to 45) of the Yaesu tower, inaugurated in 2023 facing Tokyo Station. Interior architecture signed Antonio Citterio: black Marquina marble on the floor, Japanese cherry wood on the walls, brushed brass for the details. The 40 rooms start at 50 m², bathtubs carved from volcanic stone, Frette linen, plunging views over the Shinkansen tracks or the Otemachi skyline. No traditional Japanese decor, Bvlgari imposes its Roman language in Tokyo's verticality.

At the table

Restaurants, bar, service

Il Ristorante on the 45th floor serves contemporary Italian cuisine, 360° view over the bay and Mount Fuji on clear days. Chef Niko Romito oversees the menu, fresh pasta and risottos to the fore, transalpine wine list of 400 references. Il Bar offers classic cocktails and light bites until midnight. Breakfast served in room or at the restaurant, Western or Japanese option, allow 45 minutes for service.

Highlights

Only 40 rooms, from 50 to 400 m², bathtubs in Japanese volcanic stone
Spa with private onsen in Oya stone and signature Bvlgari treatments
25 m pool on the 40th floor, natural light filtered by lattice screens
Il Ristorante by chef Niko Romito, contemporary Italian cuisine, Mount Fuji view
Direct access to Tokyo Station, Shinkansen and JR lines 2 minutes on foot

Location & access

Where the hotel sits in Tokyo

The hotel stands in the Yaesu district, east side of Tokyo Station, Japan's central rail hub. Ginza ten minutes on foot, Nihonbashi five minutes, Imperial Palace fifteen. The station below serves Shinkansen, JR, Marunouchi and Tozai metro. Narita 60 minutes by Narita Express, Haneda 30 minutes by monorail then train. Business district by day, calm by night, office towers and underground department stores.

Good to know

Before you book

Children: Accepted, baby cot and extra bed on request, no reduced rates.
Parking: Private parking in the tower, 5 000 ¥ / night, reservation advised.
Pool: 25 m on the 40th floor, zenithal light, residents only, 6am-10pm.
Spa: 200 m², Bvlgari treatments, private onsen in Oya stone, booking essential.
Check-in: 3pm, early check-in subject to availability, luggage storage from 8am.

Facilities

1 pool

Non-smoking rooms

Free Wi-Fi

Fitness centre

Spa and wellness centre

Restaurant

Room service

On-site parking

Private parking

Family rooms

Location

Where Bvlgari Hotel Tokyo is located

Exact address