Occupying the uppermost six floors of the Tokyo Midtown Yaesu Tower, the Bulgari Hotel Tokyo offers a unique vantage point over the city, with views extending to the distant silhouette of Mount Fuji. Situated near the Imperial Palace Gardens, Tokyo Station and the boutiques of Ginza, the hotel establishes a dialogue between the city’s dynamism and the timeless roots of Japanese tradition.
The project blends contemporary Italian design with Japanese craftsmanship. From the sunken entrance court to the rooftop terraces, landscaped as Mediterranean gardens, the hotel unfolds as a sequence of spatial experiences bringing the pleasures of Italian living into the urban skyline.
The hotel comprises 98 rooms and suites, all facing the city through full-height windows, culminating in the 400 sqm Bulgari Suite on the 44th floor.
The interiors balance material richness with geometric discipline. Elm wood panelling, saffron silk, lacquered details and handcrafted furniture reflect both Japanese spatial order and Italian design sensibility.
The lobby’s sequence of portals echoes Kyoto’s Ginkaku-ji Temple and the arched motifs of Bulgari’s historic store on Via dei Condotti, creating a cultural dialogue between Japanese tradition and Bulgari’s identity.
Bespoke furniture designed by ACPV and crafted by Japanese artisans, alongside custom-woven textiles by one of Kyoto’s oldest kimono makers, brings traditional craftsmanship into a contemporary setting.
Celebrating the contrast between monumentality and subtlety, the hotel establishes an architectural identity rooted in cultural continuity, expressed through a language of quiet elegance tailored to the contemporary traveller.
