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RichardInSF Sep 20, 2006 10:53 am


Originally Posted by BDLORD
I usually stay at the Capitol Tokyo. The people who book our hotels have suggested this property.
Any feedback?
Bad? Good?
Near anything besides the train station?

The Capitol Tokyu is 20 years overdue for remodeling, and has only filled rooms for the last few years by lots of deep discounting. I understand it is finally going to close down for that much needed renovation. Just about anywhere else is probably better by now.

BDLORD Sep 20, 2006 12:52 pm


Originally Posted by RichardInSF
The Capitol Tokyu is 20 years overdue for remodeling, and has only filled rooms for the last few years by lots of deep discounting. I understand it is finally going to close down for that much needed renovation. Just about anywhere else is probably better by now.

The people that I work for have been staying here since 1979, it's hard to teach an old dog to sleep in a new hotel.
I think we are going with the New Otani. They love that part of town and know it very well.
Thanks for the tips.
Jon

BDLORD Sep 20, 2006 12:53 pm


Originally Posted by LapLap
Ah well, it’s good to see that the knowledge my ‘under $75 per person per night’ budget has forced on me can be put to use.

And $150 for a double room is a lot to me! – I want something good from it!!!

I should have just PM'd you in the 1st place!
Thanks again,
Jon

Calcifer Sep 20, 2006 1:23 pm


Originally Posted by BDLORD
The people that I work for have been staying here since 1979, it's hard to teach an old dog to sleep in a new hotel.
I think we are going with the New Otani. They love that part of town and know it very well.
Thanks for the tips.
Jon

Given the options in that area, the New Otani is probably your best bet. It's certainly nicer than the Akasaka Prince! I have never stayed in a non-Tower room, but I understand the Tower rooms are much nicer (bit of a frightening thought, actually, my room had seen better days). Plus, the Tower is closer to the subway station, etc.

jib71 Sep 20, 2006 6:42 pm


Originally Posted by BDLORD
I think we are going with the New Otani.

Be sure to joini the New Otani club:
http://www.newotani.co.jp/en/group/noc/benefits1.html

Membership is free and it gets you a free breakfast (and free use of the gym and the pool in the summer months, I think).

Also - When you check in, you should ask if your stay will earn you some airline miles. Last time I stayed at their sister hotel in Osaka, they told me that my rate would not qualify for JAL miles, but they could give me a few UA miles.

Better than a slap in the face with a wet fish - eh?

BDLORD Sep 21, 2006 10:26 am


Originally Posted by jib71
Be sure to joini the New Otani club:
http://www.newotani.co.jp/en/group/noc/benefits1.html

Membership is free and it gets you a free breakfast (and free use of the gym and the pool in the summer months, I think).

Also - When you check in, you should ask if your stay will earn you some airline miles. Last time I stayed at their sister hotel in Osaka, they told me that my rate would not qualify for JAL miles, but they could give me a few UA miles.

Better than a slap in the face with a wet fish - eh?

I am a member already, just got my New Otani News-Autumn 2006. You get Marriott Points and UA Miles. The view from the lounge is nice and love those black seed bagels :p
thanks,
Jon

kcvt750 Sep 21, 2006 11:49 am

Dear Tokyo: Lock up your wives and daughters. ;)

BDLORD Sep 27, 2006 9:31 pm


Originally Posted by kcvt750
Dear Tokyo: Lock up your wives and daughters. ;)

Move along, nothing to see here....Silly Gaijin :D

Pickles Sep 27, 2006 11:40 pm


Originally Posted by RichardInSF
The Capitol Tokyu is 20 years overdue for remodeling, and has only filled rooms for the last few years by lots of deep discounting. I understand it is finally going to close down for that much needed renovation.

Yea, if you call a total demolition a "renovation"....


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