Toranomon Station × Zen-Inspired AccommodationRecommended Hotel·Ryokan for family trips

The Capitol Hotel Tokyu opened on October 22, 2010. Its predecessor, the Capitol Tokyu Hotel, inherited the legacy of the Tokyo Hilton Hotel, which first opened in 1963. Over 43 years until closing in 2006, it created countless memories and was cherished by guests. Carrying on that tradition while embracing a new sensibility, The Capitol Hotel Tokyu was reborn. Designed by architect Kengo Kuma, this high-rise mixed-use building pursues the essence of Japanese aesthetics and offers a comfortable and secure setting for moments of calm.In the Forbes Travel Guide 2026 Star Awards—one of the world’s most prestigious travel ratings—the hotel received the highest Five-Star rating in the Hotel category for the sixth consecutive year, following its recognition in 2025.

Andaz Tokyo, Japan's first luxury lifestyle Hotel by Hyatt. "Andaz" means "personal style" in Hindi, and the Hotel offers an unpretentious and relaxed hospitality experience, allowing guests to feel at home and be themselves. Located on the 47th to 52nd floors, including the top floors of Toranomon Hills, guests can enjoy panoramic views of Tokyo's iconic landmarks such as Tokyo Tower, the Imperial Palace, and Tokyo Skytree. Its proximity to Marunouchi, Ginza, and Roppongi areas makes it an ideal base for both business and leisure.

The Okura Tokyo consists of two buildings: the 17-story "Okura Heritage Wing" and the 41-story "Okura Prestige Tower," offering two distinct room brands. Approximately half of the property is a lush garden, creating a spacious and refined atmosphere even in the heart of the city. While inheriting the "traditional beauty of Japan" from its original building, we welcome guests with top-class Facilities designed under Hotel Okura Group's cherished concept of "Simplicity & Elegance" — understated sophistication and refined quality without excessive opulence.

Hotel 1899 Tokyo offers a blend of lively gatherings and serene relaxation, accompanied by Japan's tea culture. At CHAYA, a space reminiscent of an open and inviting engawa (veranda), guests can enjoy a variety of tea-based drinks in their own unique style. The Hotel, designed with the charm of a traditional Japanese retreat, provides a special moment to restore balance to the mind and body, warmly welcoming each guest with care. Even the waiting time at the reception becomes an entertaining experience with the hospitality of our "Tea Baristas," offering fresh discoveries.