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Bvlgari Hotel Tokyo

Bvlgari Hotel Tokyo is a 98-room ultra-luxury hotel on floors 40–45 of Tokyo Midtown Yaesu, directly connected to the Tokyo Station area. It combines Italian design, Japanese influences, destination dining and a dramatic skyline-facing spa and pool.

  • 98-room ultra-luxury hotel on floors 40–45 of Tokyo Midtown Yaesu
  • Direct access from JR Tokyo Station’s Yaesu South Exit
  • 25-meter indoor pool with floor-to-ceiling views over the Tokyo skyline
  • Bvlgari Spa of roughly 1,000 square meters on the 40th floor
  • Destination dining including Il Ristorante – Niko Romito and Sushi Hōseki
  • 45th-floor Bvlgari Bar with an expansive terrace
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“Bvlgari Hotel Tokyo is a 98-room ultra-luxury hotel on floors 40–45 of Tokyo Midtown Yaesu, directly connected to the Tokyo Station area. It combines Italian design, Japanese influences, destination dining and a dramatic skyline-facing spa and pool.”

Book it if
  • ideal for luxury travelers prioritizing design, spa and dining
  • ideal for business travelers needing Tokyo Station access
  • ideal for couples seeking skyline views and destination restaurants
  • ideal for repeat Bvlgari guests who value boutique-scale service
Key takeaways
  • Bvlgari Hotel Tokyo is a small, 98-room ultra-luxury hotel high above the Yaesu district.
  • The location is one of its biggest practical advantages, with direct Tokyo Station access and quick walks to Kyobashi and Nihombashi stations.
  • The strongest on-site draws are the skyline-facing spa and pool, Italian fine dining, intimate omakase sushi and 45th-floor bar.
  • Design is central to the experience, combining ACPV’s contemporary Italian style with Japanese materials and motifs.
  • It does not operate a dedicated club or executive lounge.
Platinum breakfast benefit
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Suite night awards
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Free Wi-Fi for members
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At a glanceUpdated 2026-07-10T15:53:22.101566+00:00 · comparables research
WellnessNot enough data
DiningNot enough data
LocationNot enough data
RoomsStrong
LeisureStandard
Room profile
Suite ForwardHigh
  • · avg 5.0 listed features per room type
  • · suite accommodations present
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About the property

What makes Bvlgari Hotel Tokyo worth the points.

Bvlgari Hotel Tokyo occupies floors 40–45 of the Tokyo Midtown Yaesu tower in Chuo-ku, placing a 98-room ultra-luxury hotel directly above one of the city’s most practical business and transport locations. The setting is the Yaesu district opposite Tokyo Station, with direct access from JR Tokyo Station’s Yaesu South Exit and easy walks to Kyobashi and Nihombashi stations. The design comes from ACPV ARCHITECTS – Antonio Citterio Patricia Viel, the Italian firm behind Bvlgari Hotels globally. Interiors blend contemporary Italian materials such as marble, dark woods and jewel-tone accents with Japanese-influenced elements, while high-floor terraces and floor-to-ceiling windows frame views over Tokyo Station, the Imperial Palace area and the wider skyline on clear days. Wellness is a major part of the hotel’s identity. The 40th-floor Bvlgari Spa spans roughly 1,000 square meters and includes treatment rooms, relaxation spaces, wet zones, a compact Technogym-equipped fitness area nearby and a dramatic 25-meter indoor pool running along a wall of windows. Dining is equally central, with Il Ristorante – Niko Romito for contemporary Italian fine dining, the intimate Sushi Hōseki omakase counter, Bvlgari Dolci for Italian sweets, the Fireplace Lounge for all-day drinks and afternoon tea, and The Bvlgari Bar on the 45th floor with a skyline terrace. The overall feel is boutique, polished and highly design-driven rather than a conventional large business hotel experience.

Rooms & suites

Pick your window on the city.

king-size bed in many rooms
Guest Room

The hotel’s guest rooms are described as generously sized for Tokyo, with contemporary Italian design and Japanese-influenced details. Floor-to-ceiling windows emphasize views over Tokyo Station, the Imperial Palace area or the city skyline, depending on position.

floor-to-ceiling windowsmarble bathroomdeep soaking tubintegrated in-room technology
approximately 56 square meters as cited in review coverage
Deluxe King Room

The Deluxe King has been cited at around 56 square meters, making it large for an entry-level-style Tokyo luxury room. It pairs a king bed with Bvlgari’s Italian design language and a marble bathroom made for a more residential stay.

king-size bedfloor-to-ceiling windowsmarble bathroom with deep soaking tublarge TV and integrated controls
larger living area
Junior Suite

Junior Suites add more space than standard rooms and are part of the hotel’s suite inventory. They are noted for larger living areas, high-floor views and the same Italian-meets-Japanese design approach used throughout the property.

separate bedroom-style layout in suite categoriesfloor-to-ceiling windowsmarble bathroomhigh-floor city views
larger living area
Suite

The hotel’s suite categories offer more residential layouts with expanded living space and elevated views from the upper floors. Design details include Italian furnishings and custom Bvlgari touches layered with Japanese accents.

separate bedroom in suite categoriesItalian furnishingscustom Bvlgari design detailsviews over Tokyo or the Imperial Palace area
roughly 400 square meters
The Bvlgari Suite

The flagship Bvlgari Suite is roughly 400 square meters and is among Tokyo’s largest hotel suites. It includes separate living and dining areas, a bedroom and residential entertaining space, and it can connect to an adjacent junior suite for an even larger layout.

separate living areaseparate dining areaupper-floor city and Imperial Palace-area viewsconnects to an adjacent junior suite
Dining

Where you'll actually eat.

Il Ristorante – Niko RomitoContemporary Italian fine diningThe hotel’s flagship restaurant is led by chef Niko Romito and focuses on refined, modern interpretations of Italian dishes. It sits high in the tower near the lobby area, with terrace seating and city views as part of the experience.
Sushi HōsekiJapanese sushi omakaseSushi Hōseki is an intimate, high-end omakase venue emphasizing top-tier Japanese ingredients and a ceremonial, highly curated dining format. The jewel-box setting adds a Japanese haute-cuisine counterpoint to the hotel’s Italian identity.
The Bvlgari BarCocktails, wine and light bitesSet on the 45th floor, The Bvlgari Bar is one of the hotel’s signature social spaces. Its expansive terrace is a major draw for skyline views, cocktails and light dining.
Fireplace LoungeAll-day lounge, afternoon tea and light mealsThe Fireplace Lounge near the lobby serves drinks, light meals and afternoon tea in a relaxed setting suited to meetings or quiet breaks. It connects the hotel’s elevated lobby experience with views and terrace access.
Bvlgari DolciItalian pastries, chocolates and sweetsBvlgari Dolci offers traditional Italian pastries, chocolates, sweets, coffee and tea. It operates as the hotel’s patisserie and complements the lounge and afternoon tea offering.
Timing

When to go.

Live · you're in July
Best time
Apr–May, Oct–Nov

Tokyo is typically most comfortable in spring and autumn, with cherry blossoms and mild temperatures in late March to May and pleasant, less hot weather in October to November; these are described as main shoulder seasons for sightseeing.

Avoid
Jul–Sep

These months overlap with Tokyo’s hot, humid summer and the Pacific typhoon season; travel guides warn that summer crowds, heat, and storm risk make redemptions less comfortable and potentially more expensive.

From the analysis

A few more timing notes.

The indoor 25-meter pool, spa and high-floor dining make the hotel a strong year-round choice, especially when weather makes outdoor sightseeing less appealing.
Clear-weather stays are best for maximizing the hotel’s views toward the Tokyo skyline and Imperial Palace area.
For business-heavy trips, the Yaesu location is practical in any season because it gives direct Tokyo Station access and quick connections to Kyobashi and Nihombashi.
Book signature dining and bar terrace time ahead of peak travel periods, as the restaurants and 45th-floor bar also attract non-hotel guests.
The fine print
  • · There is no traditional executive or club lounge; the Fireplace Lounge, bar and restaurants are shared public venues.
  • · The hotel sits in a dense business and transport district, so the immediate street-level setting is urban rather than resort-like.
  • · Some detailed room-by-room specifications are not broadly published, so exact sizes and layouts should be confirmed directly when booking.
  • · The signature restaurants and bar can attract outside guests, so advance reservations are sensible for key meals or terrace seating.
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Getting there & around

Tokyo, decoded.

The neighborhood

Yaesu is a central business and transport district opposite Tokyo Station, close to Marunouchi and Nihombashi and integrated with the Tokyo Midtown Yaesu mixed-use complex.

JR Tokyo StationKyobashi StationNihombashi StationMarunouchi business districtImperial Palace gardens
On property
Bvlgari Spa on the 40th floor25-meter indoor poolTechnogym-equipped fitness centertreatment rooms and wet zonesIl Ristorante – Niko RomitoSushi Hōseki omakase restaurant45th-floor Bvlgari BarFireplace Lounge and Bvlgari Dolci
  • Occupies floors 40–45 of Tokyo Midtown Yaesu
  • 98 rooms and suites
  • Interiors by ACPV ARCHITECTS – Antonio Citterio Patricia Viel
  • Expansive high-floor terraces with panoramic city views
  • Flagship Bvlgari Suite of roughly 400 square meters
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