Used this hotel as a quick place to stay before visiting the Tsukiji fish market and leaving for Kyoto. The annex is a quick walk from the main hotel. Our taxi driver had a little trouble finding it, so know the subway or have the hotel directions in Japanese. Forgot to specify non-smoking, so we had to spend the night... More

Honestly, I'm not sure what the other reviewers expected, but at ~10,000 yen per night for a triple room, I think the room was fantastic. First, i specifically requested a non-smoking room in advance, by email, to which the hotel replied in the positive, and the room I was given was free of any noticeable odour, so no complaints there.... More

As they say in life you get what you pay for, at the Capital Annex you get a room size that matches the price but the location is close to stations and shops. If you are there for only one or two nights the room size is tolerable but any longer and you should consider upgrading to the larger room.... More

this is a dime in the dozen Tokyo hotel. Rooms small, clean but strong tobacco smell everywhere. Price way too high compared to standard. But good for one night. No wifi, just cable (useless for tablets or phones). The advantage is that it is located 5 minutes from Tokyo central railway station (and there is the nice waterfront park very... More

I stayed at this hotel at the beginning of a 5 week trip and was here for 4 nights. A great location right outside two subway stations, although it took me a long time to get used to all the various exits and I got lost a few times getting to the hotel. Not the hotels fault, granted. However, getting... More

Great location with the subway just outside. Very clean and well maintained. The main problem I had was the bed was very uncomfortable. It was the worst bed I slept in during my three week tour in December. Staff can speak good English which is handy for directions to the main attractions. Ginzas main shopping hub is located about 15... More

I stayed in this hotel with my wife and 2 children in a triple room on 15-18 Dec 2012 (Winter). The room is small and consist of 3 single beds. No complain about it as it is a custom for a hotel in Tokyo. The bathroom is small also but has a bathtub. Good for children to relax with warm... More

I stayed in a single room for two weeks and I was happy with my stay. The room is a bit small but it's standard in Tokyo. You will get clean towels, tea, toothbrush, razer and a bathrobe. There is also a 3 washing machines/dryers available just next to the hotel. And on the 3rd floor you will find a... More

Stayed in a single room which was really small but perfectly adequate as this is Tokyo. Front Desk speaks enough English which is a plus and breakfast is acceptable. A perfect base if you intend to get up at 5am and walk to the Tsukiji Fish Market. The departmental stores and shops in Ginza is also within walking distance. There's... More