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Bvlgari Hotel Tokyo has been ranked No.15 in the 2025 edition of The World’s 50 Best Hotels, placing it among the world’s most distinguished properties and as the highest-ranked hotel in Japan.
The official announcement was made on 30th October in London, marking the third edition of the ranking, which celebrates hotels for their ongoing excellence and the inspiration they provide to travellers and hoteliers alike. This represents the second consecutive year that the Hotel has been included on the list, and reinforces its commitment to growing, evolving, and elevating its experiences, while remaining grounded in authentic hospitality.
Bvlgari's most enduring icon, Serpenti, rises again, this time taking shape as the exclusive Serpenti Suite. An immersive 117-square-metre accommodation devoted to the mystique of the motif, it features signature accents like cozy cashmere blankets, luxe linens, and comes with complimentary Serpenti Cocktail and Serpenti Spa Treatment. A pure ...
The 2025 MICHELIN Key Hotels have been revealed, and Bvgari Hotel Tokyo has been awarded Three MICHELIN Keys, affirming its place among the world’s finest. This is the second consecutive year the Hotel has been recognized with the top honour, a distinction bestowed for service, design, and overall experience.
The Primavera Afternoon Tea is a luxurious taste of the season, inspired by Italian traditions. Available from 20th March and served at The Bvlgari Lounge, it captures the lightness and joy of spring.
Highlights of the menu include the delicate Mimosa cake, festive Zeppole di San Giuseppe, and a fruit tart showcasing the season’s finest Japanese ...
This year's MICHELIN star ratings have just been announced and Il Ristorante - Niko Romito at Bvlgari Hotel Tokyo has been awarded One MICHELIN Star for its third consecutive year. The Tokyo location of Chef Niko Romito's internationally acclaimed restaurant concept is the latest to receive accolades for its elevated approach to regional recipes ...
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