When it comes to a Bulgari hotel, one expects a masterfully crafted gem, bijoux worthy of the finest lacquer jewel box. As the eighth of the elegant brand, Bulgari Tokyo marries Italian finesse and Roman love for beauty with Japanese gracefulness and soul. Needless to say, this eponymous Bulgari Suite, which is 4,300 sq ft, employs master craftsmanship and local panache worthy of its setting. Sporting urbane views from the 44th floor, it reigns as one of the largest suites in Tokyo. It has a vestibule decorated with Japanese calligraphy artwork by artist Toko Shinoda and an expansive living room sectioned into four distinct seating areas, where an Irene Kung photograph hangs. Illuminating the ample dining room, a scenographic chandelier by Murano glass factory Barovier & Toso diffuses a glittery goldfish light through seven glass lanterns. In the bedroom a silk-covered headboard, produced in a collaboration between Japanese artist Shoko Okumura and revered kimono textile producer Hosoo, ensures enchanted dreams.