Nagatacho Station × Accommodation With Gozen CuisineRecommended Hotel·Ryokan

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.

Hotel New Otani was established for the 1964 Tokyo Olympics as Japan’s first high-rise building and one of the largest in Asia at the time.It has been selected as the main venue for three Tokyo Summits and has welcomed VIPs from around the world for over 50 years. The property features three distinct hotels—Executive House Zen, The Main, and Garden Tower—along with more than 30 unique restaurants, 33 banquet venues, a Japanese garden with over 400 years of history, one of Tokyo’s largest outdoor pools among city hotels, a shopping arcade with over 100 stores ranging from fashion to art, an esthetic salon and sports club, as well as an on-site clinic and pharmacy for added peace of mind.

A 4-minute walk from Nagatacho Station and Kojimachi Station, and an 8-minute walk from Akasaka-mitsuke Station.Enjoy direct access with no transfers to key central Tokyo areas such as Otemachi, Ginza, Shibuya, and Shinjuku. All guest rooms are on the upper floors (14th–22nd), offering clean, comfortable spaces and spectacular night views.

This is the highest-grade all non-smoking Hotel by APA. The top floor features a large public bath with an open-air bath and an observation terrace. All guest rooms are equipped with a coffee maker and welcome drinks. Just a 1-minute walk from Kokkai-gijidomae or Tameike-sanno Exit 5! With access to 3 stations and 6 train lines, it offers the perfect location for exploring central Tokyo!

The National Association of Towns and Villages Hall is operated by the Imperial Hotel Group. Just a 1-minute walk from Nagatacho Station in central Tokyo. Only 13 minutes to Tokyo Station and 7 minutes to Shibuya Station by subway, offering an exceptionally convenient location. All 149 guest rooms are located on the upper floors from the 8th to the 16th floor, featuring Simmons beds and easy-to-connect Wi-Fi. On-site, we offer both Western and Japanese restaurants. Please enjoy the renowned hospitality of the Imperial Hotel Group.