Your First Visit to The Capitol Hotel Tokyu

The Capitol Hotel Tokyu is a luxury hotel in Nagatacho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo, situated adjacent to the National Diet Building and the Akasaka Palace Imperial Garden. Long favored by government and business leaders and international visitors alike, the hotel offers a prestigious setting for both accommodation and events. Its flagship banquet space, the Ballroom Ho’oh, accommodates up to 500 guests, while a mid-sized banquet hall, private-room-style small banquet spaces, and the Capitol Salon serve a broad range of meeting and reception formats.

The hotel’s basement (B2F) connects directly underground to two Tokyo Metro stations — Tameike-sanno Station (Ginza and Namboku Lines) via Exit 6, and Kokkai-gijidomae Station (Chiyoda and Marunouchi Lines) via Exit 6 — meaning guests can reach the hotel from either station without stepping outside, a significant advantage in rainy weather. Both Narita and Haneda airports are accessible in roughly 38–90 minutes via public transit.

This guide covers practical information including how to get to The Capitol Hotel Tokyu, where to stay, dining options nearby, and tips for your visit.

Access Guide to The Capitol Hotel Tokyu

The hotel connects underground directly to two Tokyo Metro stations, with Narita and Haneda airports both reachable within 90 minutes. Below is an overview of access routes from each airport and key stations.

From Narita Airport

  • Limousine Bus (Airport Transport Service): Narita Airport → The Capitol Hotel Tokyu (direct), approx. 90 min, approx. ¥3,600. No transfers required — the bus stops in front of the hotel. Check the latest schedule and fares on the official website.
  • Narita Express (N’EX) + Tokyo Metro Marunouchi Line: Narita Airport → Tokyo Station (N’EX, approx. 60 min) → Kokkai-gijidomae Station (Marunouchi Line, 3 stops, approx. 16 min) → underground direct, approx. 78 min total, approx. ¥3,300. Convenient if connecting from the Shinkansen at Tokyo Station.
  • Keisei Skyliner + Tokyo Metro Ginza Line: Narita Airport → Keisei-Ueno Station (Skyliner, approx. 41 min) → Tameike-sanno Station (Ginza Line, 9 stops, approx. 18 min) → underground direct, approx. 70 min total, approx. ¥2,800. The most cost-effective of the three routes from Narita.

From Haneda Airport

  • Keikyu Airport Line + Tokyo Metro Ginza Line: Haneda Airport Terminal 3 Station → Shinbashi Station (Keikyu, approx. 28 min) → Tameike-sanno Station (Ginza Line, 2 stops, approx. 4 min) → underground direct, approx. 38 min total, approx. ¥590. The best balance of cost and travel time from Haneda.
  • Taxi: Haneda Airport → The Capitol Hotel Tokyu (expressway and surface roads), approx. 35 min, approx. ¥5,000–8,000. Recommended for large luggage or groups. The hotel is approximately 3 minutes from the Kasumigaseki exit of the Metropolitan Expressway.

Note: The direct limousine bus service from Haneda Airport to this hotel is currently suspended (as of 2026). Please use the Keikyu/Ginza Line combination or a taxi instead.

From Nearest Stations

  • Tameike-sanno Station (Tokyo Metro Ginza Line / Namboku Line), Exit 6: Underground direct access to hotel basement (B2F). No need to go outdoors — ideal in bad weather or when carrying heavy luggage.
  • Kokkai-gijidomae Station (Tokyo Metro Chiyoda Line / Marunouchi Line), Exit 6: Underground direct access to hotel basement (B2F). Convenient for passengers on the Chiyoda or Marunouchi Lines.

Venue Information Summary

  • Full name: The Capitol Hotel Tokyu
  • Address: 2-10-3 Nagatacho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo
  • Nearest stations: Tameike-sanno Station (Tokyo Metro Ginza / Namboku Lines), Exit 6, underground direct / Kokkai-gijidomae Station (Tokyo Metro Chiyoda / Marunouchi Lines), Exit 6, underground direct
  • Official website: https://www.tokyuhotels.co.jp/capitol-h/index.html
  • Parking: 150 spaces (approx. 3 min from the Kasumigaseki exit of the Metropolitan Expressway)
  • Inquiries: Please check the official website for the latest information

Event Venues at The Capitol Hotel Tokyu

The hotel offers multiple banquet halls and salons, from large-scale receptions to intimate private dining rooms. Below is an overview of the main spaces.

Ballroom Ho’oh (Large Ballroom)

ItemDetails
CapacityUp to 500 guests
Floor areaPlease check the official website

The hotel’s flagship ballroom, capable of hosting large receptions, international conferences, and award ceremonies for up to 500 guests. Detailed specifications including ceiling height and AV equipment are available on the official website.

Medium Banquet Hall “Kiri”

A mid-sized banquet hall suitable for medium-scale events and meetings. For capacity and floor area, please refer to the official website.

Small Private Rooms “Fuji,” “Sakura,” and “Tachibana”

Private-room-style event spaces that can accommodate up to 50 guests when two rooms are combined. Well-suited for small group dinners, meetings, and workshops. Individual room capacity and details are available on the official website.

Capitol Salon

An intimate private salon for small meetings and private dining. Please check the official website for detailed specifications.

Accommodation at The Capitol Hotel Tokyu and Nearby Hotels

Staying at The Capitol Hotel Tokyu itself is the most convenient option for event attendees. If the hotel is fully booked or does not fit your budget, the following nearby hotels are worth considering.

The Capitol Hotel Tokyu (Event Hotel)

Staying in the same building as the event venue eliminates all travel between accommodation and the event. The hotel features multiple restaurants, bars, and a spa, making it a self-contained luxury base in central Tokyo.

A luxury high-rise hotel in Kioicho, close to Akasaka-mitsuke Station. A short distance from The Capitol Hotel Tokyu, it offers high-floor rooms with panoramic views over central Tokyo.

The Okura Tokyo

A historic luxury hotel in Toranomon, well known as a venue for diplomatic events and international conferences. Reachable from the Nagatacho area via a short taxi or metro ride.

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The Nagatacho and Akasaka area offers a wide range of dining options, from high-end omakase counters to casual dining suitable for post-event gatherings.

Fine Japanese Dining

Nagatacho Sushi Kanesaka

2-7-9 Nagatacho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo. A Michelin-pedigree omakase sushi counter operating under the Kanesaka name. Reservation required — ideal for important business entertainment or special occasions.

Casual Japanese

Den

2F, 2-10-18 Akasaka, Minato-ku, Tokyo. A popular Japanese dining pub in Akasaka offering both course and à la carte menus. Suitable for small group dinners, post-event gatherings, and business entertainment.

Western

Le Physalis

2F, 2-9-3 Akasaka, Minato-ku, Tokyo (Seishin Daiichi Building). A long-established French restaurant with nearly two decades in Akasaka. Located approximately 1 minute on foot from Tameike-sanno Station Exit 10.

Asian Cuisine

Hong Kong Restaurant 0410 Akasaka

1F, Refa1 Building, 3-12-16 Akasaka, Minato-ku, Tokyo. Specializing in Korean-style Chinese cuisine, with jajangmyeon (black bean noodles) and tangsuyuk (sweet and sour pork) as signature dishes.

Café

All-Day Dining ORIGAMI

3F, The Capitol Hotel Tokyu, 2-10-3 Nagatacho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo. An all-day dining restaurant on the hotel’s third floor serving both Japanese and Western cuisine from breakfast through dinner. Convenient for meals before or after meetings held in the hotel.

Bar

BAR Yamamoto

2F, Seiko Building, 2-10-13 Akasaka, Minato-ku, Tokyo. A serious cocktail and whisky bar with an extensive drinks menu. A popular choice for evening drinks after events or as a second venue for business entertainment.

Tips Before You Visit

Underground-direct access keeps you dry

Both Tameike-sanno Station (Exit 6) and Kokkai-gijidomae Station (Exit 6) connect directly to the hotel’s basement level (B2F), meaning you can reach the hotel from the train without stepping outside. This is particularly useful during rainy weather or when carrying heavy luggage.

Expect congestion during Diet sessions

The National Diet Building is adjacent to the hotel. When the Diet is in session (typically around January, June, and October), surrounding roads and nearby Metro stations tend to be more crowded. Allow extra travel time on those days.

Construction work underway near Tameike-sanno Station

A large-scale urban redevelopment project is currently underway in the Akasaka 1-chome area (as of 2026). Some sidewalks around Tameike-sanno Station may be obstructed by construction barriers. Check on-site signage for the latest detour information.

Haneda limousine bus is currently suspended

As of 2026, the direct limousine bus service from Haneda Airport to the hotel is suspended. From Haneda, use the Keikyu Airport Line + Ginza Line (approx. 38 min, approx. ¥590) or a taxi (approx. 35 min, approx. ¥5,000–8,000).

Driving: Metropolitan Expressway Kasumigaseki exit

The hotel is approximately 3 minutes from the Kasumigaseki exit of the Metropolitan Expressway, and on-site parking for 150 vehicles is available. Surface roads in the Kasumigaseki and Nagatacho area can experience congestion during weekday rush hours (8–9 a.m. and 6–7 p.m.); the expressway is recommended.

Two-station access provides flexible routing options

With underground direct access to both Tameike-sanno (Ginza/Namboku Lines) and Kokkai-gijidomae (Chiyoda/Marunouchi Lines), you have flexible options when planning your route. Whichever station is more convenient for your journey, you can reach the hotel’s basement level without going outdoors.

This guide is based on information from official sources at the time of publication. Venue terms, transport schedules, and restaurant details are subject to change. Please verify the latest information via the official websites linked above.