The Comfortable Stay at Bulgari Hotel Tokyo

Designed by Italian architectural firm ACPV, the 98 guest rooms blend Rome's eight-pointed star symbol with traditional Japanese wave patterns. The black-and-gold color scheme is accentuated by Kyoto kimono textiles and Fukuoka custom oak furniture, exuding luxury in every detail. A Culinary Double-Star Feast: Michelin Japanese Cuisine × Italian Classics √Hoseki Sushi Bar: Only 8 seats, Michelin three-star chef Kenji Gyoten crafts omakase dishes with seasonal ingredients. Savor the Zen-inspired aesthetic of "chef's choice" in the turquoise courtyard. √IIl Ristorante: Chef Niko Romito's Italian minimalist style shines in signature tomato pasta, bursting with sun-kissed flavors, served on Ginori 1735 century-old porcelain for a full sense of ceremony. √45th Floor Bulgari Bar: Mosaic murals and a sunset terrace set the scene. Sip a Negroni with Mount Fuji and Tokyo Tower in the frame—romance level maxed out. Healing Moments: Cloud-High Spa and Skyline Pool The 40th-floor Bulgari Spa spans 1,000m², with Augustinus Bader treatments to rejuvenate body and mind. The 25-meter infinity pool faces the city skyline, making you feel like you're floating among the clouds. The thoughtful "luggage homing" service ensures your belongings are placed exactly as before on your second stay, offering home-like comfort. Neighborhood Strolls: From Art Museums to Century-Old Department Stores Nezu Museum: A 15-minute drive from the hotel, it houses Chinese bronzeware and elegant gardens—a tranquil escape in the bustling city. Nihonbashi Mitsukoshi Main Store: Established in 1673, this historic flagship lets you experience the commercial legacy of the Edo period.