I want these places everywhere. Just stayed for a nap but I would definitely stay here if I was travelling solo. Thoughtful touches everywhere and nicely appointed. Clean and affordable.
Amazing place to take a nap! Even if you don't stay here it's 1000 yen per hour and so worth it. They give you pajamas and towels and access to lockers and showers. The capsule is very comfortable and has an amazing ambient light alarm system.
Interesting experience. Really smooth process, and I slept well, but it's pretty easy to hear anyone on your floor snoring, so that's a luck of the draw that you don't have a loud one on your floor. Each floor has 20+ capsules, and they gender segregate the floors. Locked and showers are on a separate floor, while bathrooms are on the sleeping floors.
Very good place to stay. Staff has nice service mind. The place is Very clean. The washroom here is even cleaner than my bedroom back home!
The place is clean and functional. Serves exactly the purpose it advertise, no frills essential accomodation for overnight guests. Bear in mind that "essential" and "overnight" are here in their most literal meaning: it is requested to check out every morning and check in again in the afternoon, even if the booking is multiple days. For Occidental guests, be advised it will require a good deal of organisation, sort your luggage in advance in order to arrive there with only essential.
Efficient and good location. But wish the capsules had a door instead of a screen. Overall good experience
Would not stay more than 2 nights. Accommodations were clean and convenient, as they supply towels, toothbrush, and pajamas but the pillow in the capsule was the worst I've ever slept on and my light in my capsule didn't completely turn off for 2 nights, so the sleep was not great. Unique experience but would not come here again. Location was fairly central to different markets and shopping areas.
Service was timely. Rooms were clean. My only complaint would be to turn the front door into a push button door instead of an automatic door. The lobby is on the first floor right next to the reception desk, so when people are being checked in, the door is wide open and lets in the cold air. This makes the community lobby cold.
Close to a major shopping district and major train stations. Convenience store as well as a couple of media stores next door. Reception open 24 hours. Capsules are relatively big and are roughly 1.9m long. Duvet provided is pretty small though, bed feels like a sponge and the pillows are hard. Capsule uses an interesting gradual light based alarm instead of an audio alarm. Also a single power plug. Showers comes with shampoo, conditioner and body wash. Loungewear, towels, slippers, storage lockers and toothbrush/toothpaste are provided. Any suitcases are just left on the ground floor beyond the reception. All rooms are gender segregated but the men's lounge is next to the reception so both genders are found there anyway. Toilets are western type and modern. Wi-fi is free and secured though I found it started to struggle in the morning as everybody started waking up. Overall kept clean. Staff knows a bit of English and were friendly.
This capsule hotel is very clean. You can book online on their own website, but you won't need to pay before hand. You will pay when you check in, unlike other hotels, you will need to check out every day before 10am, and check in again in the afternoon (not sure if it's 12 or 2pm). Oh and you pay for each night everytime you check in, means you'll need to keep enough money for you hotel. No breakfast is included in the hotel but you can bring food in and eat in the lounge. Oh, males and females are separated.