Bulgari is bringing their brand of luxe hospitality to Japan


Bulgari has revealed plans to launch a new hotel in the bustling city of Tokyo by 2022. The project is a partnership with global real estate company Mitsui Fudosan Co. Ltd. and it is Bulgari’s first hotel in Japan. The hotel will be located in a high rise building in the Yaesu 2-Chome North District Category-I Urban Redevelopment Project, occupying the 39th to the 45th floors.

98 rooms will be on offer including what the company calls their extraordinary Bulgari Suite. Guests will have access to a bar, restaurant and fireplace lounge which all have their own outdoor terraces. Chocoholics can lose themselves in the chocolate store while a ballroom is on hand for major events. Those seeking a relaxing wellness experience will be thrilled to know that the hotel will boast a 1500-square-metre Spa complete with a 25-metre indoor pool and fitness center.

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The hotel is to be designed by the Italian architecture firm Antonio Citterio Patricia Viel and Bulgari promises that “it is poised to be one of the brightest new stars in the Tokyo skyline.” Located close to Tokyo station, as well as local shopping and business areas, the hotel will be a convenient option for both business and leisure travelers.

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