Away from the hustle and bustle of the city, guests are quietly welcomed into a sophisticated Japanese-modern atmosphere, with light, water, greenery, and art creating a stylish and relaxing hotel experience. Whether you are staying in for a stay or an active one, you can enjoy a special time here.
Arrival
With Hie Shrine on your right, as you walk up the hill, you will see the elegant eaves of the hotel entrance peeking out to welcome you.
(Main entrance on the 3rd floor)
As you enter through the entrance and proceed to the reception exclusively for guests, you will come across an exhibition of works by Toko Shinoda, a leading figure in ink-wash abstract painting and one of Japan's leading female artists. The work "Yutaka" displayed behind the counter was painted by Shinoda when she was 97 years old at the time of the hotel's reconstruction. The work "Untitled" displayed opposite, which was inherited from the old hotel, symbolizes the connection between the old and new hotels.
The sophisticated Japanese modern space, with its shoji screens and other features, creates a relaxing atmosphere.
Afternoon time
A moment in the hotel
The Capitol Afternoon Tea offers a seasonal menu that changes with the season. Savory and sweet dishes are beautifully arranged. *Reservations required (Lounge Origami 3rd floor)
Enjoy the ultimate in hospitality and relaxation with the finest treatments, and an irreplaceable time to attain true beauty and health. (Spa & Barber "Carju Raja Tiado" 14th floor)
A mini tour of the artworks that breathe life into the building (only available on the day of your stay)
Starting time: 2pm to 4pm on weekdays, excluding Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays
(Depending on the business content, we may not be able to accommodate your requested date and time.)
Duration: Approximately 30 minutes *Reservation required: 3 days in advance
Going out in the neighborhood
Why not visit Hie Shrine, which protects the heart of Japan as the Imperial Palace and the National Diet Building, both located near the hotel?
Imperial Palace
Hibiya Park
Chidorigafuchi Park
National Theatre
The Imperial Palace, Hibiya Park, and Chidorigafuchi Park are recommended spots for a stroll from the hotel. A lush urban oasis, it can also be enjoyed as a jogging course. At the National Theater, you can enjoy traditional performing arts such as Kabuki and Japanese dance, as well as Bunraku, Japanese music, Japanese dance, Gagaku, and folk performing arts. Akasaka Sacas and TBS Kaikan are also located nearby.
Nighttime
Quench your thirst with an aperitif
The bar offers cocktails perfect for an aperitif before dinner. You can spend a relaxing time here. (The Capitol Bar 4th floor)
meal
Japanese Restaurant Suiren Watadono
Inside Japanese Restaurant Suiren
"Yadoya" by Rosanjin Kitaoji
"Ode to the Willows, Green Flowers and Red Flowers" by Shiko Munakata
Passing through the veranda from the lobby, you will find yourself in a special space that could be considered a "detached" part of the hotel, surrounded by the lush greenery and water of the garden, the hotel's main dining Japanese Restaurant Suiren. There are also counters for teppanyaki, sushi, and tempura. Enjoy beautifully prepared seasonal cuisine while feeling the changing of the seasons. Other popular restaurants include Chinese Restaurant Star Hill and the all-day dining restaurant "ORIGAMI".
A moment in your room
You can see the National Diet Building to the east and the night view of Shinjuku to the west. Enjoy a relaxing time before going to sleep with the room service menu and minibars permanently installed in the rooms.
Breakfast
Enjoy a refreshing breakfast at All Day Dining Origami with soft, comfortable natural light and facing the water garden. We offer a wide range of dishes, from standard to powerful meat dishes. Or, why not enjoy a leisurely breakfast from room service while taking in the view of Tokyo below?
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