Shinjuku Kuyakusho-mae Capsule Hotel
1 Chome-2-5 Kabukichō, 新宿区 Shinjuku-ku, Tōkyō-to 160-0021About
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10 Reviews
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05 November 2017
For what you pay, it's pretty good. They have a nice set of public tubs you can relax in. The capsule itself was interesting. There wasn't any air flow or ac, so expect it to get hot at night. The content on the TV inside was a trip, you'll see what I mean. Overall an experience.
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18 October 2017
Affordable accommodation close to Shinjuku station. Each guest has a locker with towels and bathrobe, and has 24 hour access to the public bath (with sauna and jacuzzi). The capsule is clean but I find the TV too bulky and I always accidentally knock into it when moving in and out. I'm lucky to get a capsule in the corner so it's quiet. There is only 1 lift between reception/bath and the capsules so there is a wait during peak hours.
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03 October 2017
From a Womens floor perspective only. Great staff. Super clean. It's like camping but way better. They supply absolutly everything. (SERIOUSLY)except clothes.
Super comfortable. Great food and bar. Such welcoming gracious hosts. Only hotel in Tokyo as far as I am concerned.😊response / report this review -
12 September 2017
This review is from a budget travellers perspective but if you go here with a simple trip mindset it's amazing. Yes you need to clear out by 10 every morning but do you really want to sit around your hotel room all trip? The lounge is nice and relaxed with more than decent food, the bath for men is very nice if you don't mind public bathing, the women's side is very nice but gets hot from hair dryers. They have washing machines and are in central Shinjuku 5 minutes from Shinjuku sanchomae train station. I very much recommend it.
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09 September 2017
Capsule was really roomy and comfortable. Everything from the capsule to the amenities were impeccably clean. The staff could speak English and were very helpful. All the guests were also very respectful and quiet.
Place is pretty tricky to find though. I would look out for the "alex and stout" bar sign as the elevator you need it's right underneath that inside of the foyer. Would and have already recommended this place!response / report this review -
09 April 2017
Neat experience, don't think I'll repeat. Nothing really wrong with sleeping accomadations and I loved the common living area but I don't like being separated from my things and I don't like that I need to ask clerk for my key to my shoes. If you need a last minute bed I recommend wholeheartedly but if you're just curious or with family, I'd say just get a regular room.
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08 April 2017
The baths are clean and stocked well. The capsules are a little hard and short if you are 6' or taller, but a very affordable way to stay in Tokyo for the night. Overall a good experience. The capsules floors smell of alcohol and feet, but I wouldn't expect anything less than that considering people are walking all day and then partaking of the night life in Shinjuku.
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26 March 2017
Good value for the price, but the hotel is extremely no-frills. The capsules don't have any doors at all, only a pull-down rolling screen, which does not block out the snoring of other visitors, or their phone calls, or-- such as in my experience at 5am -- when they watch porn on the tiny capsule tv. Oh yeah, their TVs don't have any headphone jacks either. That kind of should be mandatory.
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14 February 2017
Value for money, good location
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08 November 2016
Nice and clean place to stay if you want to experience staying in a capsule hotel. Not the best customer service. Make sure you cleared up your locker or else they will charge you a full day rent!
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