The enterprise was expanded in 1886 to include the Capșa Hotel, initially a guest house for members of parliament from out of town. The French manager had formerly managed the Hôtel Café Anglais in Paris.
In 1886, the organization expanded its scope to include the Capșa Hotel, which was initially designed as a temporary accommodation for visiting parliamentarians from other regions. The hotel's French manager who oversaw this expansion had previously worked at the Hôtel Café Anglais in Paris.