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Modern Urban Luxury with a Traditional Spirit
Powered By TripAdvisorRising high above the streets of downtown Tokyo, The Capitol Hotel Tokyu combines traditional architecture and contemporary design to a dazzling effect. In the two-story lobby, slender wooden beams echo temple and shrine interiors, while a large-scale Ikebana flower arrangement hints at the original art collection within. Guestrooms are designed to customize your space with movable shoji panels; the Carju Rajah Tiado spa and huge indoor pool invite you to unwind; and five bars and restaurants entice you with a tour of the very best modern Asian cuisine.
- Try a Vital Spa — a salt bath combined with a low-temperature mist sauna — or get groomed for dinner in the gentlemen's barber room
- All 251 guestrooms and suites feature sliding shoji screens
- Discover the delicacy and precision of kaiseki cuisine at Suiren, led by master chef Minoru Tsuge
- Admire contemporary Japanese art throughout the property, including calligraphy and Ikebana flower arrangements
- Work out in a 15th-floor gym overlooking the city or relax in the Jacuzzi or 65 ft / 20 m indoor pool
The beams in The Capitol Hotel Tokyu's lobby are the work of award-winning architect Kengo Kuma, a fitting introduction to a hotel that is filled with art. There is work here from some of 20th-century Japan's great masters, including subtle suibokuga by Toko Shinoda and sculpture by Sofu Teshigahara.
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Accommodations
Each of the 251 guestrooms and suites at The Capitol Hotel Tokyu effortlessly blends minimalist Japanese traditions with modern style. Shoji paper screens can be moved around as you please, making larger rooms fully customizable, while 19 ft / 6 m windows offer superb views of Tokyo. Interiors are refined and calming with natural wood fittings and traditional artwork. Choose a club room or suite for access to the private Library Lounge, and for the ultimate VIP experience, book one of the suites on the upper floors with panoramic views of the Tokyo skyline.
All guests can order from the deluxe room service menu, and the well-connected concierge team can arrange trips, tickets, and restaurant bookings with ease. If you are in Tokyo for work, the business center offers special services such as airport limousine bus reservations, while meeting rooms offer a total 9,418 sq ft / 875 sq m of space.
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Dining
With three restaurants, two lounge-style bars, and its own patisserie, The Capitol Hotel Tokyu's dining options range from a simple morning coffee to sophisticated five-course dinners. Choose from traditional Asian favorites, decadent desserts, and a cocktail list prepared by expert mixologists.
Suiren – Kaiseki cuisine is a specialty at The Capitol Hotel Tokyu's signature restaurant, with head chef Minoru Tsuge crafting exquisitely presented platters of many small dishes. Alternatively, take a seat at the sushi bar to sample fresh fish with kombu-based house seasoning or enjoy theatrical grill cooking at the teppanyaki station.
Star Hill – Chef Noboru Kobayashi delivers refined versions of Chinese classics such as braised shark fin and beef in black bean sauce. Dim sum is popular at lunch and weekend buffets are legendary, offering 110 dishes. With seven private dining rooms, this is a perfect choice for business lunches and private parties.
ORIGAMI – Start the day with an ORIGAMI breakfast, including fresh oatmeal, steamed eggs en cocotte, and fresh fruit juice. For lunch and dinner, the all-day menu offers a mix of international favorites, from burgers to bouillabaisse.
ORIGAMI Pastry Boutique – Treat yourself to the decadent collection of gourmet pastries and snacks at the in-house patisserie.
ORIGAMI Lounge – Expert mixologists create classic and signature drinks at this relaxed lounge with tranquil garden views.
The Capitol Bar – Unwind and catch up with friends at this sophisticated bar serving a wide range of Japanese whiskey, Cuban cigars, and light snacks.
Activities at The Capitol Hotel Tokyu
Treat yourself to a detoxing massage or signature facial at the sophisticated spa. Head to the fitness suite to work out in a gym with panoramic city views, swim in the 65 ft / 20 m indoor pool, and relax in the sauna or spacious Jacuzzi. With a barber on-site, The Capitol Hotel Tokyu has everything you need to prepare for a day of exploring the city.
Outside the hotel, the beautiful Hie Shrine, dating back to the 15th century, is just steps away. The famous Nagatacho Kurosawa restaurant, celebrated for its handmade soba noodles, is also in proximity. Alternatively, take a tour of the National Diet Building, where Japan's two legislative houses sit. For culture, stroll to the National Theater of Japan — about a 15-minute walk away — or jump in a taxi to the National Museum of Modern Art and the Science Museum. Major attractions such as the Tokyo Tower and Tokyo Disneyland are also easy to reach by taxi.
Location
The Capitol Hotel Tokyu is in Akasaka, a commercial and residential area of Tokyo close to the government center in Nagatachō and renowned for the nightlife of the Roppongi district. Nearby attractions include the Hie Shrine and National Diet Building.
Address
Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo, Tokyo, JapanTransportation
- Airport
- Haneda Airport is 13 mi / 21 km from the hotel.
- Train
- Tokyo Station is 2 mi / 3 km away.
- Bus
- Tokyo City Air Terminal is 4 mi / 6km away.
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Great location, great service
Fri Mar 14 2025 23:48:04 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time) by 177ohadb
The service in the 5 star hotel is of some other level. It is centrally located, has its own subway station and there are many stores and restaurants in its vicinity. The room is comfy and cozy, view is breathtaking and taking a shower is like standing under a waterfall.
Zen Heaven
Thu Feb 13 2025 15:42:44 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time) by enofile1
After our flight was delayed five hours in Minneapolis, we arrived in Tokyo anxious to reach our hotel. Unfortunately, the digital entry at Haneda was disorganized, and our taxi didn't pull up to the Capitol Hotel until 20 hours after our departure from Milwaukee. As I crawled out of the back seat, a cadre of smiling attendants greeted me, ready to escort us to registration. Our luggage was whisked away as the taxi driver bowed in my direction. Walking into the tranquil expansive lobby, my stress disappeared as I took in the gorgeous water feature, sumptuous fabrics, and sultry lighting. From airport hell, I was transported to zen heaven. The attendant at Registration was helpful and kind, updating us to a corner, deluxe king room. Two lovely women continued to escort us to our room on the 21st floor, advising me the luggage will arrive soon. One of the charming ladies asked for my room key and opened the door to a large and beautiful room, with fantastic night views of the Tokyo skyline and the Hie shrine. She explained how to raise and lower the shades with the remote, how to maintain the perfect temperature, how to work the TV, where the robes and pajamas were. I bowed continuously, mispronouncing harigato (thank you) a dozen times. My spouse and I plopped down on the enormous bed with a sigh of relief. With a huge bathroom, fluffy towels, a view of the city from the shower/tub room, and a Toto toilet that not only cleanses and warms, but raises its lid greeting me every time I walked into the toilet room, the Capitol Hotel is the epitome of luxury. Three restaurants, a bar, and a sophisticated location help add some caché. Located at the basement level are convenient subway stations that can whisk you to other parts of the city without getting your hair wet. The Japanese Congress is next door to the Capitol Hotel, hence the name, and thus your safety is assured. While expensive as hell, I was able to procure a decent rate by shopping around and allowing my dates flexibility. The Capitol Hotel of Tokyo is one of the nicest hotels I have ever experienced.
Only stay if the price is right
Fri Jan 17 2025 19:41:31 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time) by michaeljinnyc
Rooms were bit dated and small, but zen and Japanese. Service inconsistent, some were amazing and some of my phone calls has been quite unpleasant. Room service was delicious. Location central but hectic. Entrance can be confusing. Take cabs. Soundproofing in the rooms are not the best. No bluetooth speakers in the room. Good value at certain dates, if not definitely better choices like the Okura and Shangri-la in its price range
A+ experience
Sun Dec 29 2024 18:27:24 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time) by Rebecca D
Luxury experience that was great for the entire family! Rooms were unreal- property and staff were fantastic. If you want a five star experience without spending $2000 a night, this is a home run. The restaurants were also delicious overall I cannot wait to get back here again.
Bad experience
Fri Dec 27 2024 00:10:44 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time) by DRaxel88
Upon checking in is already bad service all the way. The lady at the front desk already ruined our day and very inconsiderate of my friend having a broken leg with crutches and rude as well. The hotel and environment is great but the lady is bad very bad management should take note of this person and take full attention on the service level procided by her the staff Tanaka.
