Bulgari Hotel Tokyo

Superior Room (549 square feet)

• Superior Rooms each blend the spirit of Bvlgari with local culture for an atmosphere that is refined but residential. Vintage Bvlgari ads and silver Bvlgari candleholders layer with traditional Japanese design elements.
• 8 Sets connecting to Deluxe Suite

Deluxe Room (603 square feet)

• Deluxe Rooms feature views of the city skyline, offering a panoramic vista through a full-length glass façade. Like other rooms, Japanese elements are created by Hosoo, an ancient kimono textiles producer in Kyoto, and Ritzwell, a historic maker of wood furniture in Fukuoka. 
• 1 Set of Deluxe Room (King) connecting to Deluxe Room (Double ADA)
• 3 Sets of Deluxe Room (King) connecting to Deluxe Room (Double)

Premium Room (603 square feet)

• Premium Rooms bring to life the stylistic codes of the East meets West dialogue that exists throughout the Hotel. Italian furniture brands and fabric coverings create a refined feel, offering total privacy in a rich, soundproofed atmosphere.

Junior Suite (840 to 915 square feet)

• Junior Suites compose two separate living areas, including a bedroom. Warm and intimate, décor evokes a dialogue between East and West, telling the Bvlgari style story with silver Bvlgari candleholders layered with traditional Japanese design elements. 
• 2 Sets of Junior Suite connecting to Junior Suite

Superior Suite (1001 to 1055 square feet)

The Superior Suites feature décor from Italian brands such as Maxalto and B&B and Japanese wood furniture maker Ritzwell for a warm, residential atmosphere.

Deluxe Suite (1130 square feet)

• Deluxe Corner Suites measure a sprawling 1,130 square feet and comprise two separate areas: living room and bedroom. A hand-brushed matte gold ceiling crowns the space, an exceptional example of Japanese craftsmanship. The Hotel works with brands like Maxalto, Flexform and B&B Italia to give the spacious Suites the feeling of a luxury residence.
• 8 Sets of Deluxe Suite connecting to Superior Room (Double)

Premium Suite (1259 square feet)

• Premium Suites measure 1,259 square feet each, creating a spacious but intimate atmosphere for relaxation and comfort. With design touches inspired by the Bvlgari archive and the finest craftsmen in Japan, the beautifully appointed space features two living areas including a bedroom and bath, for an atmosphere of luxe refinement.

Bvlgari Suite (4478 square feet)

• Measuring over 4,478 square feet, the Bvlgari Suite offers peerless luxury and state-of-the-art technology. A modern Italian aesthetic is layered with touches of Japanese tradition, and the sprawling space features some of the best views in the city. It is also one of the largest suites in Tokyo and can be further extended by connecting it with an adjoining suite. 
• 1 Set of Bvlgari Suite connecting to Junior Suite

Bvlgari Dolci

In addition to Bvlgari Il Cioccolato’s signature chocolate gems, the Bvlgari Dolci boutique invites guests to discover La Pasticceria - Niko Romito, a special selection of Italian pastries including cannolo siciliano, profiteroles, and an almond-chocolate cake inspired by a sweet from the island of Capri. The boutique also offers jams, nectars, juices and other products from Laboratorio Niko Romito.

Niko Romito

Awarded one Michelin star just eight months after its opening, Il Ristorante - Niko Romito is helmed by chef Niko Romito, one of the world’s most celebrated chefs with three Michelin stars for his Reale restaurant in Abruzzo. At Il Ristorante - Niko Romito, guests may enjoy a carefully curated canon of contemporary Italian cooking in a seductive setting overlooking the city lights.

Sushi Hōseki - Kenji Gyoten

With a name inspired by its Bvlgari legacy — hōseki is the Japanese word for jewels ― this traditional omakase experience has just 8 seats, and is open under the direction of chef Kenji Gyoten, three-star sushi chef at Sushi Gyoten in Fukuoka. It is a temple devoted to the ritual of Japanese dining and features impeccable design elements and views onto a tiny zen garden. To complement your meal, 20 different sake labels are available.

The Bvlgari Bar

Perched atop the Hotel on its 45th floor is The Bvlgari Bar, from which guests can experience the enchantments of a Mediterranean garden surrounded by Tokyo's skyline. The Bvlgari Bar menu comprises classic Italian cocktails and beverages, along with simple dishes that can be enjoyed all day long.

The Bvlgari Lounge

Cozy, relaxing and stunningly elegant. With a huge cast iron-and-granite fireplace as its centrepiece, the 40th-floor Bvlgari Lounge is a richly textured aerie complete with wood-paneled walls and coffered ceiling. Opening onto the Terrace, it's the perfect spot to gather for light bites, Afternoon Tea or Chef's famous Pasticceria.