Nagatacho, Tokyoザ・キャピトルホテル東急

The Capitol Hotel Tokyu

The Capitol Hotel Tokyu is the 2010 rebuild of the 1963 Tokyo Hilton, later the Capitol Tokyu Hotel, where the Beatles stayed; its rooms fill the 18th to 29th floors of a tower beside Hie Shrine in Nagatacho, near the National Diet. Kengo Kuma designed the building, with a timber-eaved entrance wrapped by a pond, shoji screens in the rooms and ink paintings by Toko Shinoda at reception.

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About the property

Rooms: 251
Dinner: Private dining room
MICHELIN Keys: 2
Recognition: Preferred Hotels & Resorts member

Rooms and suites

Deluxe King / Deluxe Hollywood Twin
44.8 sq m · city, through 6-metre-wide windows view · Shoji screens between bedroom and bathroom open to bring daylight and the night view into the bath · separate wet area.
Premier Corner Twin / Premier Corner King
57.8 sq m · corner view · Sleeps up to three.
Premier King
63.5 sq m · Two vanity counters.
Club Deluxe King / Club Deluxe Hollywood Twin
44.9 sq m · Club Floor (27th–29th floors), with SaRyoh lounge access · non-smoking.
Club Premier Corner Twin
59.3 sq m · corner view · Club Floor · two vanity counters.
Club Premier King
64.5 sq m · Club Floor · two vanity counters.
Connecting Families
102.6 sq m · Two connecting rooms for two to five people.
Universal Corner Twin
57.8 sq m · Accessible room.

Suites

Junior Suite
64.5 sq m
Executive Suite
104.7 sq m · Separate living room.
Garden Suite
105.5–123.8 sq m · the garden and the Sanno woods of Hie Shrine, on the 5th floor view · Japanese-style bathroom with a large jacuzzi bath and deck chairs.
Sanno Suite
184.6 sq m · the Sanno woods, on the 5th floor view · Large jacuzzi bath and shower booth.
The Capitol Suite
223.4 sq m · city, on the upper floors view · The largest suite · jacuzzi bath and shower booth.

Dining and wellness

The teppanyaki counter at Suiren
Suiren's dining room facing the garden

Suiren: Japanese restaurant · garden
Star Hill (Hoshigaoka): Chinese restaurant · 2nd floor
ORIGAMI: all-day restaurant · breakfast, lunch and dinner
Lounge ORIGAMI: lobby lounge · lobby atrium · afternoon tea
The Capitol Bar: bar · 4th floor
The Capitol Lounge SaRyoh: club lounge · 27th floor · breakfast
Wellness: No onsen; a members' fitness club on the 14th–15th floors with a gym, a three-lane 20-metre indoor heated pool, an open-air jacuzzi and saunas (free gym and pool for guests), and the Carju Rajah TIADO spa and barber on the 14th floor.

Where it is

Tameike-Sanno station: Direct
Kokkai-gijidomae station: Direct
Tokyo station: 10 min by car
Narita Airport: 1 h 20 by bus

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Q&A

Tell us your dates and our team in Japan books it for you, at the hotel’s own rate. We ask for the room we would choose and look after everything else with the hotel on your behalf: your preferences and requests, any special arrangement, from a celebration to a car from the station, and whatever you need before and during your stay. The price and cancellation terms are confirmed with you first.

Guests with tattoos are not admitted to the fitness club and pool, except small fashion tattoos the hotel approves.

Haneda is the nearest airport; the limousine bus from Haneda is suspended, so the hotel books hire cars through its Bell Captain desk. Narita is 80–120 minutes by limousine bus.