Capsule Hotels in Tokyo Prefecture

"It is a bit dingy, tight, and unkept but it is appropriate for the price. I’d stay again if I wanted to keep my accommodation low. It is really close to a subway station which is convenient. One thing to keep in mind though is that they do not watch your items if you’re only staying one night. So be sure to store your valuables in your capsule and close the blinds so that it looks you’re in your capsule."

"Great for solo travel or travelling with a friend. Usually quiet but some people don’t read signs and still talk out loud, so keep that in mind. "

"Great location. Easy to get around. Cleanness. Convinent. Staff’s help. Value for the money. "

"Comfortable and more spacious than people realize. It was a little warm and there's not any way to adjust temperatures. Otherwise, no complaints. If I'm traveling on my own, I would definitely do it again."

"Property was too hot. All pods need cooling. Fourth floor needs to be better cooled due to sauna heat."

"One of the best hotels ever. Was so efficient and clean. Quiet floor and comfy cube. Loved this experience. So close to train. "

"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."

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"Super clean & the pods are really cozy. Staff is very helpful as well."

"Was a really nice place to stay, i enjoyed my stay and was able to chat to heaps of people from around the world in the lounge area. Which was nice. Staff were very friendly and helpful. 😊"

"Great accommodation for location & price"

"I stayed for 9 nights Only changed the bedsheet and pillow case once You have request for it Upon check-in the guy in the reception counter informed me bedsheet and pillow will be changed every 3 nights "

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

"Budget friendly"

"Good location. Within mins to Gotanda station. Have to leave luggage at front desk. But you do get a personal locker. You have to checkout daily from 10am-2pm. So you leave your luggage at front desk and put some items in locker. The rest you have to take with you. Shower and bathroom is shared. Just some things to know if you stay here."

"A great stay, I slept very well during my stay. I didn’t go for the sleep report, I heard people complain that there was beeping going off in their pods, I think this was for the sleep report, glad I didn’t chose it! The lockers are quite narrow so if you’re bringing a large suitcase, be sure to have a smaller bag to store clothing and everything you need for your stay. Staff are lovely and very polite, easy to communicate with even if you’ve struggled to learn Japanese! The hotel is busy but...

"This is an excellent property for younger people. Not so much for an older one like me (65). The issue being the design of the sleeping pod. There is a curved portion to house a container of some kind. As a result, I always hit my head against it every time I go in or out. The premises are excellent. Clean and have amazing facility for the price. So close to the station. "

"Wonderful place to stay. Staff is professional and hardworking. "

"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"

"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."