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Planning a trip to Japan? Trying to decide where to stay in Tokyo? Read this review of Caption by Hyatt Kabutocho Tokyo before you book your hotel. Here\u2019s everything you want and need to know about this brand new 195-room hotel.<\/p>\n

Thanks to Typhoon Halong, our transpacific cruise on the Ovation of the Seas from Los Angeles to Tokyo was extended two days. Instead of disembarking in Yokohoma on October 9th, we enjoyed two extra days at sea and got off the ship on October 11th. <\/p>\n

We were supposed to spend several days in Kyoto and Osaka after the cruise. The hotels were booked before the recent World of Hyatt hotel devaluation<\/a>. <\/p>\n

Instead of relaxing during the extra sea days, I had to scramble and rebook hotels at increased prices, shorten our Japan trip, and find new award flights home. <\/p>\n

But with the bad comes the good.<\/p>\n

We had to skip Kyoto and Osaka because hotel rooms were either sold out or very expensive because of The World Expo. Thankfully, there are several Hyatt hotels in Tokyo. <\/p>\n

And that\u2019s how we ended up staying at the non-smoking Caption by Hyatt Kabutocho Toyko. <\/p>\n

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How to Get to Caption by Hyatt Kabutocho Tokyo <\/h2>\n

Located in Nihonbashi Kabutocho, the Caption Kabutocho was so new, it had only opened four days before our stay it wasn\u2019t on Google Maps. I had to type in the address. But no worries, it\u2019s now listed and much easier to find. <\/p>\n

The Caption is a short walk from Nihombashi Station, Kayabacho Station, and Tokyo Station. The hotel is a 1 to 2 minute walk from Nihombashi and Kayabacho Stations. And a 15-minute walk from Tokyo Station. <\/p>\n

The walk is mostly flat and very accessible. However, I only saw and experienced stairs up and down from the Nihombashi and Kayabacho Stations.<\/p>\n

If you\u2019re coming by bus, there\u2019s a bus stop directly in front of the hotel.<\/p>\n

Pro-tip:<\/strong> If arriving by taxi, they will drop you off at the end of the block behind the bus stop. When getting out, walk to the end of the street towards the freeway overpass. The Caption is on the corner. <\/p>\n

Check-In<\/h2>\n
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The check-in desk is tucked into a corner, literally. <\/p>\n

When you walk into the hotel, you\u2019ll take a quick right, see a wall that hides the elevators, and the desk will be on your left about a step forward. <\/p>\n

Pro-tip: <\/strong>When you check in, leave your luggage in the sitting area. Don\u2019t drag it behind you or roll it with you to the desk. There\u2019s not a lot of room for you to stand with your luggage if someone needs to squeeze past you to the other desk. <\/p>\n

The single desk\/table houses two computers on each end to register guests. In between is a giant \u201cdrawer organizer\u201d of amenities. <\/p>\n

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You can get the following items for free:<\/p>\n