Capsule-Hotels in Tokyo

Basic capsule hotel. Clean and staff is friendly. Sauna type bath for men, no private showers.

This review is for the gents. The layout of this capsule hotel does an excellent job of minimizing unnecessary noise in the sleep area, which is why I'm giving it such great stars, among other reasons. At least on the men's 7th floor, there were no lockers for dudes to slam open and shut, there was a maze of hallways which increases your chances of your capsule being in a low traffic area, and the...

A nice place to stay, the front staff are very accommodating but I don’t know if they can speak English because I already get used of speaking Japanese. I done my reservation at booking.com and it was easy. The location is in the heart of Shinjuku a lots of things to do at night. When you enter there is a locker room for your shoes and off course must do the alcohol. Then they will provide you a designated...

Nice for a capsule hotel. Clean. Men have public shower room. Women have private showers. Women and men have segregated floors. Good service.

Perfect for emergency night or for small stay. You have a good shower and bath, there is kind of always space and it is not super expensive. If you miss a train or just want a cheap night or quick night somewhere you can head here

This capsule hotel was a decent capsule experience as a solo traveler. All female floor which was a nice touch. Check in and out was smooth. It's a tad annoying that you are required to check out each day even if you stay consecutive nights. You must pack all you belongings and empty your locker and when you check back in, you are assigned. New locker and capsule for the night. As for amenities,...

Good location, nice stuff, reasonable price. it's a perfect place if you don't want to communicate people.

The capsules are spacious no TV but free wifi. The front desk ladies are kind and polite. All women. They give you daily amenities at the front desk: one big towel, small towel, foot towel, tooth brush tooth paste, pajama top and bottom. Literally 2~3 minutes from the nearest station.

Stay here for 6 nites, it looks neat but there are some policies need to be followed in an inconvenient way. 1/ needs to leave the hotel from 10:00 to 14:00 for cleaning. 2/ tight space for use in locker room.

If you’re looking for someplace cheap to stay for a night in Tokyo, this place will do. It was a pretty generic capsule hotel. It’s in an area very close to a train and a subway station with the train line and a street of bars right outside, so the noise at night didn’t die down until very early in the morning. I highly recommend getting the free earplugs from the front desk. The capsule itself was...

I stayed here for 5 nights while visiting Tokyo. The facility is clean, and feels luxurious. You are provided everything you need. The pajamas are very comfortable. The location is very convenient, right next to Kanda Station. It feels very safe being an all woman facility. The other guests were very courteous of the rules, so this was a very pleasant stay. Thank you so much!

Location is second to none. Stone throw away from train station. The ammineties provided were excellent and premises is very clean and tidy. They have basically what you need. Be it shopping or dinning, it is just few steps away.

Very good place to have a good bath and have a good rest if you forgot to book rooms or missed the bus to the other place.

The manga library is a site to behold and the onigiri machine was amusing. That said the room was really hot (and this was late November) and the AC was a tiny box fan that did nothing. I can't imagine what it's like in Summer.

Great location near Shinjuku station. Capsule facilities are better than average. Nice spa and friendly, helpful staff. Good value for budget travel for one night.

I was surprised at how comfortable it was. Many amenities. An artificial onsen. Free breakfast. Not too much snoring. Worth the little money you spend.

An experience for any solo traveller, a taste of old school Japanese hospitality. Perfectly next to Shinjuku station and airport express bus terminal

The bed is long enough for a 6 feet tall man. Amenities sufficient. Clean and tidy toilet & showeroom. Self laundry is available. Staffs are polite.

Jayden is short

Cheap, close to the station, and lots of amenities. Exceeds expectations for a capsule hotel but many do in Tokyo.

Very clean and close to Shibuya station. Friendly staff, good coworking zone.

A good place to stay in tokyo.

Flawless. Every detail is that you can't ask for more from the capsule hotel at this price and this location. Go for premium and get more space that enough to pack your travelling baggage to sleep beside you. The 1st floor is also a co-working space (with additional charge) with free vending drinks.

First time in a capsule hotel and it was really nice. The amenities are amazing but the sauna is only for men. The bathrooms were immaculate and at night, it so nice and quiet, you never know when to get up.

the hotel is in a quiet and good location. the capsules are comfortable and you have privacy. the shared bathroom is very clean, also the other rooms. Arigato

Clean, and quiet. Great staff. Although as an American for a first time in this type of hotel, it was a big adjustment at first. But overall great stay! Just wish they had bigger lockers or better storage area.

It's a very affordable capsule hotel. Not a luxury place and does not need to act like one - for 1500 yen a night you get a clean, warm place to sleep, hot bath and sauna, fresh towels, razors, toothbrushes. Totally worth it. It's a good place if you just need a space to stay over the night.

Location is kind of far from central Tokyo area, but a train station is right around the corner. Note that chances are you'll be surrounded be snoring salarymen all night.

The hotel and amenities are really nice. There are no showers for men, however, so you must use the public bath available. However, the facilities are very clean. Unfortunately, the AC I'm the capsules did not work, so it was very stuffy. However, it was nice, quiet, and relaxing.

Clean, roomy, convenient, and comfortable! The amenities here can't be beat, they've got almost anything you could possibly have forgotten at home including pajamas. Each cubicle is even decked out with a TV and a tablet.

Excellent service, friendly staff, clean environment. Well worth the experience. Stayed one night got checked in quickly and found my capsule easily. Everything went smooth.

Not too bad for a capsule inn. For 1580¥, you can get a shower and 90 minutes in a relatively well-maintained facility. It's only 2080 and 2580¥ for 3 hours and 6 hours during the day though, so you may as well leave your stuff here and browse Akiba with a light backpack... to jam in your 2D trophies you newly bought!!! Oh wait, but that's the other thing though; the personal lockers are pretty small...

It was a unique experience. I really appreciate the refinement of the facility. They have pretty clear instructions and I was able to achieve reasonable amounts of rest.

Excellent place to stay. Capsle was comfortable, and there was alot of amenities. Make sure you are comfortable with bathing naked with other people though because there are no private showers

The location is located very close walking distance to train subway station. The hotel is a great place to reset and clean up in a little jet bath house. I would stay again.

Food and drinks included is a big plus for a quick stay kind of place like this. Capsule quality didn’t feel exactly like the pictures to me but were decent enough for the time I spent there.

Excellent capsule hotel experience, even for someone like me who never spent a night in one before. I really liked the showers/hot tub as well as the lounge. The modern look overall made me feel at home. And excellent service! We were even provided a tour in Spanish since we stated that it was our first time in this type of hotel.

Except for the artificial onsen, it's very clean. (Artificial onsen has some mold) it also had a wide variety of shampoos, conditioners, hair gel, etc. The staff was friendly and cleaned the rooms around lunchtime. There was free: soft drinks, unlimited rice with 9 different topings, Miso soup, and raw eggs. The room was a bit small, but that may be because of my size. Overall, it was worth it, and...

It’s a nice place to experience. Be advised though, Two things: 1) Capsule can get a little hot at night, you can pick up a fan by the elevator. 2) It only has a Public bath which means that you shower naked with other people. There was one semi private bath space but no one used it. They provide pjs but we decided to wear our own to the capsule and no one minded that.

Even compared to regular full sized hotels this place was really nice, especially for the price. They have instructions in English, the beds are soft and cozy, and there's free drinks (soda, coffee, tea), free miso soup, and free rice with all kinds of fixings if you want breakfast, light dinner, or just a snack. The public bath and hot spring was very nice. And the staff is exceptionally courteous

I particularly liked the actual cube. It was bigger than a lot of capsule accommodations, with air, tv, radio. Luggage locker was right under the capsule.

The amenities are all there (towels, night gown, and a toothbrush set) and the facilities are clean and easy to use. The rooms themselves are small, but bigger than the average capsule hotel so I was very satisfied. Although the rooms adjacent are very close so you can't be too loud. Also location wise it's less than a minute walk to the nearest station and there's a 7 eleven within that same distance...

Sleeping space is actually smaller than expected. They list it as being 2 meters or for tall people, however being 6ft4 I felt cramped seeing as the capsule opens from the side and not the end where the feet are as you kinda of loose that extra wiggle room. In comparison nine hours capsules have a bigger sleeping area. They have a fan, although it’s very weak, so negligible. Overall I didn’t feel hot...

10/10 THE ONLY REASON WHY IM WRITING THIS REVIEW IS BECAUSE OF THE PERSON WHO WROTE A REVIEW ON THE TOILETS ;D

Good local and service. Clean and cozy. Everything is good

It was a very cool and fun experience and the capsules were way more comfortable than I thought.

Cheaper if you book online otherwise they’ll now charge you over ¥4,000 on the door. Not as good as the other Nine hours throughout the city as it’s far more cramped. Capsules aren’t in enclosed rooms but instead have glass walls on every floor meaning you can see every floor from the stairwell. Therefore, there’s more natural light if you’re a light sleeper. Don’t book the lower number capsules i...

Went with my 5yo son for the Tokyo Worlds Judo 2019. Best location we could get for the price and it was a great experience.

25$ per night with service like this... That is more you need. Hot water, comfortable wide bed as capsule, clean pyjamas and rooms. What else do you need. Especially in case that it's almost right in the centre of Tokyo 10 minutes walk to Tokyo Station.

The capsule was very spacious for me! I could sit up and move around with ease. There is no ac and it got quite stuffy while I was in there. The lockers are small so larger backpacks and suit cases won’t fit but they will lock your bag up down stairs. Would give more stars if there was ac. You have to check out by 10 am and can’t check in until 1300. It’s a pain if you are staying multiple days but...

Great location. McDonald’s and pharmacy, convenient stores are 2 mins walk away. 5 mins walk from the metro/JR station. Wi-Fi speed is fast and the share space is very friendly design if you have to work. They offer lotions, and cream as well as the tooth brush and so on. Even the hair iron. You literally don’t need to bring anything. I stayed in business cabin for 2 nights. You can leave your stuff...

Arrived early and staff held onto our luggage for us. The staff is also up pretty late, till around 10-11pm. Location is right in the middle of everything so you can get anywhere in about a 30 minute travel time. Beds are firm which I like but others don't. Got the economy class room, it was small but for the price you can't beat it if you're just looking for a place to come back to and sleep after...

Modern looking capsule rooms and clean washrooms. But there are only 2 bathrooms for the entire hotel. The area with beds is not ventilated and is quite suffocating. The lounge area is good but even the basis nuts are chargeable. Quite expensive based on what they offer. Not recommended.

It's in the middle of the places where you might want to go but it is only 1 block from the train station so the location is decent. Capsule quality is pretty high. Generous space in the small lock boxes. Not enough railing to lock your luggage against but seems safe enough. Layout of whole facility is pretty ergonomic, the cafeteria is pretty large with many options that require additional payment...

Good location right across the bridge from the station. Clean, nice onsen, and helpful staff! Might be a bit noisy if you aren't used to capsule hotels and hostels, but it was fine for me!

We stayed here for the experience of staying in a capsule hotel. My 15 year old son was keen to stay in one. We enjoyed our stay and even my husband who is 198cm found the size of the capsule pretty good. It was very clean and we al felt very safe.

As a plus size person my concern is always regarding comfort. It was way beyond my expectations. I didnt feel like I was going to suffocate, and even their large Pajamas fit me (uk size 18) Very clean and organised. Friendly and welcoming staff. Will be definitely coming back as well as recommending to friends.

Super relaxing place to stay! The cabins are kept dead quiet with a bunch of rules - no packing your suitcase between midnight and 8am, etc. The downstairs area to relax with the hot foot bath things is great. The sauna was brilliant after a long day of traipsing around Tokyo. And everyone I dealt with was very helpful and sweet - even offering me a towel when I came in soaked from the rain.

It is located in the heart of Akasaka-Mitsuke station. During lunch and dinner time, people come in flock in the restaurants nearby. There are many people who are working in this area, so it makes this place less touristy. But there are many 'konbini' nearby, so don't worry about food and amenities. Plus points: foot bath (using ceramic ball, infra-red heated), hot tub (public bath), salt-rock sauna...

For the price, best thing you can find. Lot more confortable than capsule hotel and all beauty products are avalaible (cream, make up remover, shampoo, conditioner and hair dryer) Girls only and public bath :o but real japanese experience

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It's ok but your experience depends on others. Being awoken by an early after midnight to realize it's your neighbor behaving like it's 3 pm is no fun.

Fantastic place to stay if you're budget conscious. Great amenities for the price you pay. Clean and we'll maintained place. Close to bars and great restaurants. I would definitely stay here next time. About 10 min walk to the Shimbashi station.

Nice & decent cabin style hotel. The receptionists were really accomodating. Good value for money & the location wise is nearby all the convenient shops (Family Mart / Lawson) and also not that far from the train stations

It's decent for an emergency stop. Beds are so stiff and hard, and because you need to vacate your space for them to clean at 10 am till 3 you are stuck. Overnight stays only. Not for multiple days at a time when traveling. Everyone is friendly and the facilities are clean. Very security focused. Separate accommodations for men and women so not great if you are traveling with others but perfectly fine...