The Capitol Hotel Tokyu

My spouse and I were coming off a long work trip across Asia, and this was our final stop—a chance to truly relax and reconnect. The staff ensured we didn’t have to think about a thing except enjoying ourselves, seamlessly anticipating our needs at every turn. From the door staff hailing taxis (even though a Tokyo Metro station is just one floor down) to the meticulous housekeeping and exceptional concierge services, every interaction was marked by professionalism and care. The hotel itself is an architectural marvel; every corner feels intentional and designed to inspire. You could easily spend an entire day exploring its serene beauty and the thoughtful amenities it offers. This is, without question, the most impressive hotel I’ve ever experienced.

Central location .. v well connected with other suburbs

I enjoyed the location, service, room design, amenities, swimming pool, sauna, spa, and lounge. It was a perfect mix of japanese and western style. The lounge was unforgettable.(great view, food, drinks and service). I wish I've stayed atleast another 2 nights to enjoy the pool and the beauty of the hotel.

Good location with great design, service and amenities. The location is in a quiet neighbourhood but still having convenient access to most places of interest for tourists. The place has been designed by noted Japanese architect Kengo Kuma and has a good vibe. Service and amenities were also exceptional and especially loved their jinbei pyjamas (much better than the ones we had in Four seasons Otemachi). An excellent property overall.

It’s located slightly north of the crazy Shibuya district, which is great to visit but I’m not so sure about staying near. It’s next to the government building areas, so it’s ever so slightly quieter (at least as far as Tokyo goes). There’s a subway station in the basement, and if you’re brave enough, all of Tokyo basically lay at your feet. We arrived rather late at night and discovered to our amazement that it is adjacent to a beautiful shrine, which was empty and dark and positively magical - buzzing with cicadas and downright enchantment. The building itself it exquisite and beautiful, with views all around. Everything you could want in a pinch is a short walk away - from convenience stores (everywhere) to walk in, quality but not pretentious restaurants. Arriving about 9pm as we did, we were starving, and within minutes wandered into a ramen place that was busy but not haughty and we proceeded to devour a sumptuous dinner. The hotel also has a glorious indoor pool and spa on the 14th floor, which opens at 6:30 and which I visited every morning for some laps and relaxation. The staff were incredible. I traveled there with my daughter, who speaks Japanese, but when she wasn’t around, they were conversant in english. Also, check out the incredible whisky bar on the 4th floor. Room was absolutely silent and clean. Comfortable beds. Incredible views. When I return to Tokyo, I shall return to the Capitol Hotel.