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Bulgari Hotel Tokyo
Tokyo, Japan · Bulgari · Grand Luxury
Occupying floors 40 to 45 of Tokyo Midtown Yaesu above the century-old red-brick Tokyo Station, Bulgari's Tokyo address ranked No. 15 on the World's 50 Best Hotels 2025 and houses Il Ristorante, Niko Romito, the Tokyo outpost of Italy's three-Michelin-starred chef, alongside an eight-cover Sushi Hōseki counter, all designed by Antonio Citterio with hand-blown Barovier & Toso glass lanterns and a spa whose mosaic vitality pool echoes ancient Roman baths.
- 98 rooms
- Opened 2023
- Neighborhood: Ōtemachi
- Rooms from 549 sq ft (51 m²)
- Architect: ACPV Architects
- Interiors: ACPV Architects
About Bulgari Hotel Tokyo
- Bulgari Hotel Tokyo ranked No. 15 on the World's 50 Best Hotels 2025 list, occupying floors 40 through 45 of the Tokyo Midtown Yaesu tower above the 1914 red-brick Tokyo Station.
- Il Ristorante, Niko Romito holds one Michelin star, the Tokyo outpost of Italy's three-Michelin-starred chef Niko Romito, with hand-blown Barovier & Toso glass lanterns suspended over the dining room.
- Sushi Hōseki is an eight-cover omakase counter clad in brushwood, dark oak, and shoji paper panels, one of the smallest fine-dining rooms in any Tokyo luxury hotel.
- Antonio Citterio's ACPV Architects designed all 98 rooms and a 1,000-square-metre Bulgari Spa whose vitality-pool mosaic echoes ancient Roman baths.
- Opened in April 2023 as Bulgari's first hotel in Japan, the property earned Forbes Five-Star status in 2026 and three MICHELIN Keys in 2025.
History
Opened April 2023 across floors 40–45 of the 45-floor Tokyo Midtown Yaesu ultra-skyscraper — with views of Tokyo Station, the Imperial Palace Gardens, and Mount Fuji. Il Ristorante evokes traditional Japanese wood temples with suspended hand-blown Barovier & Toso glass lanterns; the 8-cover Sushi Hōseki is clad in brushwood, dark oak, and shoji paper panels. The spa's vitality-pool mosaic echoes ancient Roman baths.
The setting
Bulgari Hotel Tokyo ascends the 40th to 45th floors of Tokyo Midtown Yaesu, the landmark tower that completed the multi-decade redevelopment of Yaesu — the eastern face of Tokyo Station, a century-old red-brick gateway completed in 1914. The hotel commands views across the Imperial Palace gardens and the Marunouchi skyline, while direct underground connectivity to Tokyo Station gives seamless access to the Shinkansen and the entire metropolitan rail network. Nihonbashi's storied merchant quarter and the luxury flagships of Ginza lie within a short walk, placing guests at the crossroads of historic Edo commerce and 21st-century luxury.
Restaurants and bars
- Il Ristorante – Niko Romito — Restaurant · Italian · Chef Niko Romito · One MICHELIN Star
- Sushi Hōseki — Restaurant · Omakase
- The Bulgari Bar — Bar
- Bulgari Dolci — Café · Patisserie
Amenities
- Bulgari Spa (1,000 sq m, 9 treatment rooms)
- 25m indoor pool
- Two ballrooms
- Fireplace lounge
- Bulgari Boutique
- Fitness center
- Fine dining
Awards
- Forbes Travel Guide Five-Star (2026)
- MICHELIN Three Keys (2026)
- World's 50 Best Hotels (2026)
- Michelin One Star — Il Ristorante Niko Romito (retained 3 consecutive years) (2025)
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