Search Capsule Hotels in Higashikurume

"Whacky "

"Great location and the bathroom is a bit small but enough for never getting crowded. The only issue is only one elevator is in service and there are no stairs so the lines for the elevator get big"

"Modern and well maintained "

"It’s a good choice for stay at Tokyo, nice area and price! Will be back when I go to Tokyo next time."

"good"

"Amazing facilities, very clean and plenty of personal space for each person and their capsule."

"You need to understand what is a capsule hotel. Even though it looks a bit weird, it does exactly what it is made for. Giving you a place to sleep, dry and clean. The commodities are shared by all the customers, so you have to expect some flaws. Not because of the staff… they were always vacuuming the carpet and answering all the customers but this place bring a lot of weird persons and some don’t clean after them. I really enjoyed that place."

"The staff were very attentive to any need. The location was great since it was closely located to the subways and buses. It was very clean. Also as someone who is over 6’1’ and 250 pounds I had no problem with the size of my cube. "

"very nice place. will be back"

"Easy to find, quiet, comfortable beds. "

"Very comfortable place to stay, staff were very nice and helpful. Not far from airport, i will definitely stay again. "

"good location-convenience and subway nearby- but thin mattress may cause backache -if replaced by thick comfortable mattress, it is appreciated- 24 hour coffee, soft drinks and ice cream are appreciated. well cleaned and nice helpful 24/7 staffs"

"This was the weirdest hotel I’ve ever been in but got better as time progressed."

"Swift check-in process and friendly staff. Lockers and bathrooms were a bit small, but has little affect on the overall experience."

"The property was awesome! It required a bit of a walk to most public transportation, but was quiet as a result. Make sure to bring your own towels, and the breakfast is just one donut so you may need more fuel for a full day of walking around the city. "

"Great place for solo travers to stay. Good amenities and clean. While yes, you can hear everything that goes on around you, including alarms, snoring, and the train, they have free earplugs. The bedding is about the same hardness as a futon on a tatami. The only complaint is the stiffness of the pillow. Otherwise, the lockers are big enough for one backpack and one carryon. Be aware that you will not be able to access your pod or locker between 10AM-2PM due to cleaning. Overall, a great place to...

"Located in the downtown. Very easy access to the city center."

"Its small. Luggage stays at the bottom floor so you dont have access to it easily from the capsule area. Public bath so no privacy when showering whatsoever. Its your preference; I chose not to shower there. Rembrandt in shin-okubo is much larger and much more luxurious. Stay there instead."

"Very cute Onsen room that was really nice, the capsules are spacious and comfortable- the people in my room were noisy all night and so didn’t get much sleep and it was pretty hot too! It’s like staying in a cheap hostel. Probably fine for one night but I wouldn’t stay longer."

"It's a capsule hotel. Surprisingly not claustrophobic. Clean and mostly comfortable. Wasn't too crowded when we were there (we got two pods). Everything was clean and easy. Worked great as a last night before flying out in the morning. Very convenient to get to Haneda airport - Yamanote line to the monorail"