The Capitol Hotel Tokyu
Steps from Hie Shrine, with the subway connected underneath and a building designed by Kengo Kuma.
Kid essentials
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Nearby places
A pond near the Akatsuka castle ruins, next to a free local history museum with a late Edo-era farmhouse on its grounds.
Japanese-style rooms with tatami in some, and Luxury Corner Twins with two queen beds that push together and a balcony all the way around.
On the 38th to 43rd floors, with living walls of plants and a family package with an in-room kids' tent and wooden toys.
Rooms from 36 square meters, all on the 30th to 36th floors, including 46-square-meter twins with an extra bed.
Two Japanese-style rooms joined by a door, each with its own bathroom, sleep eight adults and four kids, and high-floor rooms look over the city.
Artworks that wander out of their rooms and into each other, and a Sketch Ocean where the fish kids color swim off into the sea.