Capsule-Hotels in Japan

I liked that each capsule had a curtain that could be pulled down and that there were sauna facilities. It would have been great if I could have rented a charger.

Overall, it's a great place and I would recommend it. Pros: 1. It's very close to the subway station, just a two to three-minute walk, which is super convenient if you have a lot of luggage. 2. The front desk staff are all very enthusiastic and friendly, and they speak English. 3. Fresh towels, toothbrushes, and other toiletries are provided daily. 4. The male and female dorms and shower areas are...

A decent capsule hotel with everything you need, compactly arranged.

The pod for sleeping is cozy for 1 night or 2 max because it’s tiny but it does the work ! The sauna and showers are very nice! There’s the temperature for each shower and great explanation of what to do on the wall. Overall i enjoyed my short stay !

The beds are decent, and there's a fan above each bed. They provide fresh toiletries daily. The only slight inconvenience is that even if you're staying multiple nights, you have to fully check out by 11 AM each day. You can store your luggage in the storage room on each floor, but it's a bit small, so you can't open your suitcase there. Other than that, everything else was quite satisfactory.

The capsule look a bit old but the toilet is very clean. There are private showers, open showers, and a sauna which is fantastic. However, there’s no lift from the ground level to the lobby, so you’ll need to use the stairs. But from the lobby to the dormitory, there is a lift available. The location is great, close to Uniqlo and the metro station. Overall, it was a really good experience.

One of the best place to stay for solo travelers. Top tier cost efficiency, attention to details in terms of sauna Premium room is excellent if you have more budget Will definitely stay again

The capsule hotel is worth more than it charge. The location is great close to JR & Namba stations. Friendly staff, comfy rooms, with TV & a locker.

İf they do not send you 10 am it will ve better. But it is fantastic. See you next year

This hotel is located in Shinsaibashi, about a ten-minute walk from Namba Station. The area is quite lively, with plenty of restaurants still open in the evening. The internal facilities are decent; the capsule is standard size, but it can get a bit stuffy.

Everything is fine exept the thinnest and hardest pillow I've ever seen in my life. A bit old amenities add a touch of true charm to here. They speak a bit English. The only unpleasant point was my communcation about the locker key I couldn't find in the morning. They immediately asked me to pay 7.000 yen as for lost item, not even suggesting to wait for it to be found by staff or guests, as I hadn...

Locals don’t usually come here to sleep — they come to wash, relax, and go through the full spa ritual. There are three types of steam rooms, a circular shower, and three baths: two hot ones at around 41°C, and one cold shock bath at around 11°C. You dip in and instantly feel alive. One unique feature — every hour they run a group steam ritual, like a collective massage & heat therapy session. Very...

Brilliant hostel near fushimi station takes less than 10 minutes to get to Nagoya station , great hub for the Sazuka Grand Prix, very friendly and English speaking. Would return .

The best choice for a budget solo traveler. It offers free unlimited drinks all day, unlimited curry with rice for breakfast, unlimited fresh ramen noodles at night, and free alcoholic drinks in the evening. There is a lounge on the 11th floor, a public bath with a hot pool and sauna, and free shampoo, body soap, conditioner, hair gel, hair spray, and face and body lotion. It also provides free toothbrushes...

I love this place. I hesitate to let people know just how great it is because I don't want more competition to stay here but this place gets all the stars. The capsules are super spacious and comfortable. The spa (womens) is clean and stocked with everything you could need (free). Two meals provided and a lounge with sweet retro games. Additionally this place is near alot of the nagoya highlights i...

Nice hostel. The bed was comfortable enough for me. Easy to go around too since it’s not far from train station

I enjoyed my stay here! The onsen is tattoo-friendly FYI ☺️. The sleeping capsules are equipped with a tv and connected headset, a lockbox, and an outlet to charge various devices. I highly recommend this hotel for solo travelers.

I had to book a last-minute stay in Nagoya and was pleasantly surprised by the hotel. The facilities are excellent. The entire staff is very friendly and attentive to any request. I would definitely stay there again.

Very interesting stay at Anshin Oyado Shinjuku capsule hotel. I really enjoyed the complementary food and beverages during my stay. I have always wanted to stay at a capsule hotel and this place did not disappoint. The pods were clean, comfortable, and surprisingly quiet. I would highly recommend this hotel for solo travelers with an adventurous bone. The location was shockingly convenient as well...

The 3rd floor lounge close on 3am, many people come back from club unable to rest

This was my first time staying in a capsule hotel, and overall, this one was pretty good. However, I'm a light sleeper, so predictably, I didn't get a good night's rest. Still, it's probably the most convenient option given its proximity to the station. Plus, the curry was quite good!

This hotel was mostly satisfactory, even though it was a bit pricier than similar accommodations, likely due to its prime location right off a bustling street in Shinjuku. They offer complimentary breakfast, curry rice for dinner, ramen, and all-you-can-drink alcohol, coffee, and other beverages. Of course, the food at outside restaurants is more varied and tastier. The bathroom was also great, almost...

Its goood everything is already there i would definitely stay there again. a lot of free stuff as well

Love this place - my go-to in Tokyo. Love the atmosphere and the provisions. Has good laundry facilities, and the location is excellent for access to Shinjuku station, shopping, and bars. The onsen is great, although it could do with a cold plunge to make the experience even better!

The location is excellent, just about 100 meters from the west exit of Suidobashi subway station. There's a FamilyMart convenience store right downstairs, and a delicious soba noodle place too! 😋 The environment is great, but it's a bit inconvenient that the capsule only has USB charging.

Extremely close to Tokyo Dome, clean, quiet, and less than 100m from Suidobashi subway station.

Great environment. It's located downtown, with shrines and parks nearby, making it convenient for getting around.

The free space is great, and the location is convenient. The sleep report is very detailed. The only issue is that the number of power outlets is quite limited, so I couldn’t charge my phone at night. (There is a USB port, but there is no Type-C port)

Just arrived in Tokyo and needed a temporary place to stay. If you have a lot of luggage, it's about a 10-15 minute walk from the subway station, and the path isn't the easiest. The 'ladies only' floor and lockers require a room key to access, which made me feel very secure. The locker was just big enough to fit my 28-inch suitcase! 👍🏽 The rooms are cleaned daily at 11 AM, and sheets are changed. Everyone...

What a fantastic experience! I highly recommend it for solo travelers. 1. The bathrooms are well-designed with space for clothes and towels, and you don't even need to bring your own toiletries. 2. The personal lockers with key-pad locks felt very secure (perfectly sized for my carry-on). 3. The common lounge area is super comfortable and great for getting some work done. 4. The high-tech sleeping...

The facilities were minimal and clean.

The location was great and the staff was very polite.

Overall, it's very good and clean, except the storage space is a bit small.

It's right next to Kanda Station, and being a women-only facility gives you a sense of security. Depending on the time of day, the lockers can get crowded and full of people unpacking their suitcases. The capsule is spacious, so I was able to sleep soundly.

the locker is on first floor ree so we have to up n down to get our things, they don't provide you a toothbrush if u don't ask for it, when you leave your luggage you even can't use the toilet even you have reservations there

I just wanted to experience the capsule room. It felt quite spacious. The hotel provided earplugs but I didn't use them. Maybe I was tired after walking all day and didn't hear any sound. However, the price was a bit high. If two people were together, it would be more convenient and private to find an ordinary hotel.

This sauna is off-limits to women. There are two sleeping areas, and the price remains the same whether it's peak or off-peak season. The sauna has an auto-loyly function, so you can feel refreshed.

If you're here just for the sauna, you'll be very satisfied. The capsules are simple but clean. The large public bath and sauna really helped me relax. Recommended for solo travelers looking for value for money.

Good point: The bath is open 24 hours a day. The front staff is very responsive. Bad points: Air conditioning is noisy.

The location is really good for tourists because this hotel is located in the center of the downtown. You can arrive there soon after getting of the city train. And the charge is much cheaper than normal hotel(=which has beds). Actually it was the first time for me to stay in Kapsel ?hotel. The experience to write some reports in the kapsel became unforgettable. Note: the hotel is for only guys.

While the overall hygiene was good, the 'living' experience was a bit inconvenient. First, to leave the hotel, you have to go from your room on the third floor up to the lobby on the ninth floor, and then take another elevator down to the first floor. Also, the washing facilities are on the seventh floor, so you have to keep going back and forth.

I had a wonderful stay at this capsule hotel. The capsules were spotless, comfortable, and quiet. Staff were polite, helpful, and spoke enough English to make check-in easy. Shared facilities (showers, lockers, lounge) were clean and well-maintained. The location is convenient for trains, restaurants, and shops. Great value and a fun, uniquely Japanese experience .

The location is excellent, and the capsule is very clean and well maintained. The amenities are great—pajamas, slippers, and towels are all provided. The bathroom facilities are also perfect: clean, modern, and very comfortable to use. I would definitely stay here again next time.

The quietness is depends on the guests. Personally, I don’t think it’s quiet as one of the guests was very loud when searching for her things. The bed I stayed wasn’t very clean. Luckily I bought my own disposable sheet. The shower rooms are all very nice and big enough.

The capsule is cleaned and the bedsheets changed everyday. The location is 5 minutes walk from hakata station. Very convenient. It's also near to some tourist attractions.

I arrived the hostel about 3am and still can check in. It’s good that you can check in until 6am. The hostel is clean and very comfortable to stay 10/10. Private locker rooms are pretty big.

Great location, 5 min walk to Daiman station , easy access to both narita or henada airport.

The hotel's location is excellent. It's a quick 10-minute monorail ride from Haneda Airport to Hamamatsucho, and then about a 5-minute walk to the hotel. Plus, Daimon subway station is nearby. I really liked the complete segregation of men and women, with separate access routes. The top floor lounge and rooftop offer great views of Tokyo Tower. However, the hygiene was quite poor. The bedsheets were...

The hotel's location is excellent, and you can see Tokyo Tower from the spacious lobby.

Location was ideal! Much of the famous sights were nearby and I could easily walk there! Train station is just round rhe corner so it was easy hopping onto trains to nearby towns! Room was clean, comfortable and amenities tip top!

It felt like I was sleeping in a space capsule, yet only a few hundred meters from the ground. Late at night, looking through the public area's floor-to-ceiling windows, watching the Eiffel Tower's shimmering lights pass over the sleeping capsules, there was a cyberpunk sense of solitude. There's no privacy here, only the most precise routine for sleeping and showering. It's perfect for those who need...

Very good. The location is excellent, making it convenient to get to Haneda Airport. If you have a lot of luggage, you'll need to leave it outside the room, but Japan is generally safe, so you can feel at ease. The cleanliness was also very good, and the pillows were quite large. It was quiet at night.

In all it was nice, but the lockers were extremely small, the lounge area did not have a microwave or hot water and the water had a weird smell in the showers. The beds were good and it was very quiet in the sleeping room.

The environment is great and they provide pajamas and towels. It's very quiet at night. However, there are only USB ports by the bed, no Type-C, so you have to go to the first floor to charge your device.

Like 9-hour capsule hotels in other cities, this one is great, although the common area is a bit small. The capsule itself is very quiet, perfect for sleeping. The location is excellent, with plenty of amenities and food options nearby.

The facility was great in general. Except you cant stay over the day its just for sleeping, showering and then you can leave it ln daytime, leave your stuff, as they clean and restrict the sleeping area. Otherwise it was kind of an all inclusive experience and did have a clean and nice washroom, as well as all round service. But it was a bit loud in the morning, the cleaning stuff rummages around exactly...

My stay there was pleasant. The only downside was that the locker area was a bit small, so not so suitable fir people with big luggage

It’s great for those looking to save money. The place is very organized and provides everything you need, pijamas, towels, toiletries and slippers. It can be a bit inconvenient if you have a large suitcase, as it has to be left at the reception because it doesn’t fit in the locker. But for a short stay, I highly recommend it.

Amazing capsule hostel. You have a whole spa with sauna and baths. Capsule is comfortable and clean. Also, good restaurant and relaxing area.

good location near convenience store 👌

Great Trip This is very nice hot and i can Remittance anyone .

The facilities were very nice. It was interesting to see that about half of the customers were foreigners, some of them tourist some of them in Kawasaki for a few days for work and there are places outside of the pot areas where you can speak freely with these people I speak fluent Japanese so I am friendly and I tend to drink a little bit and the tend to I talk to in the same manner drink and there...

Compared to the one in Ueno station, it can't compete. I had to spend an extra thousand japanese coins to store my luggage for 5 hours because they were very strict on the Check-in time at 3 PM. I've traveled around quite a bit and i've never had to spend extra money to store my bags in the hotel that I have already booked and paid to stay in for the night. To me, this was very inconvenient and a...

Good value for money. A budget hotel and the cheapest hotel may be in Yokohama/down Tokyo area.

I used the onsen for the first time and the first class cabin was not that bad and easy for a first time capsule experience. They stored my luggage the next day as well. Great experience overall.

It's close to Kabukicho. While there's no fancy breakfast, they do offer things like shrimp fried rice, instant rice, coffee, and bread. There are ramen shops and a FamilyMart nearby.

The hotel was clean and the staff were very helpful! I booked it because I had business in Iidabashi, and it was lovely to take a leisurely stroll along the river from Ichigaya to Iidabashi. I'd love to visit again.

Incredible stay! I wish I stayed here again, really. My main concern when staying at capsule hotels and hostels is the noise, but because it’s a rule not to make noise or eat or take calls where the pods are here, it was very relaxing. I stayed as a traveller but many people stay for work purposes. The television was a nice luxury, but I really like that each of the pods had two outlets and the air...

Cabin hotel with premium stay, super quiet and clean

Hotel was located in front of the exit to Ichigaya station. Economy class rooms were also quite comfortable for me. Restrooms and showers were also very clean. There were also some shops nearby to dine in. Front desk was very polite and helpful when I asked them questions. Overall，great value for money，especially for solo travelers on a budget in Tokyo.

Surprising quite spacious for a cabin and well designed. Enough space for sitting in the cabin.

Cheap, clean, great location. It’s a perfect choice for one night stay.

This is the best place to stay for a solo trip, fully self-service and convenient. I have to mention the coffee shop downstairs ☕; it was worth the wait for it to open. It's definitely a boutique experience, a bit pricey, but worth every penny.

For a capsule hotel, it's pretty good. The only downsides were the machine noise at night, which was quite loud, and the temperature being a bit too high.

Everything was perfect, except for the fact that you can't store luggage after checking out. For just over a hundred a night, these capsule beds are an absolute steal. The separation of the washroom and sleeping areas is really conducive to a good rest. There's a great cafe downstairs, but the check-in time is strictly enforced at 3 PM.

I am surprised that the hotel was so dirty the comfort room was smelly and the floor was always wet on the third floor. The cover of the coach in the lounge area was also full of stain. The only advantage was the location The management should check the facilities. I will not be staying next time as I was unhappy..

I was a bit sleep-deprived from the snoring, but other than that, it was comfortable.

It turns out that each 9 Hours hotel has different rules. This one requires you to return the key card when you leave each day, and then tell the staff your room number when you return in the evening, and she will return the key card. This wasn't required when I stayed at the 9 Hours Shinjuku in Tokyo.

The shower room was clean, and towels and even a bath mat were provided, making it easy to use. I didn't see anyone talking, so it was a quiet and comfortable environment. I'll definitely use it again next time.

There doesn't seem to be enough space to spread out your luggage, so many people spread it out in front of their lockers. Even though there are empty sleeping spaces next to them, for some reason they have to sit next to each other to leave some space between them. I wish they'd explain to foreigners that they should wipe down the sink after using it.

Just sleeping was perfect. Everything was impeccable. The only downside was that I had to take all my belongings with me to the bathroom in the capsule, fearing theft. After sleeping there for four days, I got the hang of it and only brought the bare minimum, storing the rest in a locker.

Futuristic-looking hotel, nice for just having a place to sleep. The premises are clean and simple, and the bed is comfortable. Perfectly located, it was great for getting around Fukuoka (on foot or by public transport).

My stay was good. The location though surrounded by bars which was one of my concerns during the night one of the cons of staying due to being a solo female traveler. But despite that it was street were well lit so it wasn’t too horrible walking back to the hotel. But I would still be mindful about the hours as I’m not someone who stays out late into the night. It’s was a good location close to lost...

Terrible night. Guests arriving at all hours of the night still wearing their sneakers, flip flops and high heals into the capsule room rolling their luggage. The flooring is polished concrete so there is no noise absorption. There is no noise policy and even if there was, this being an unmaned facility there would be no one to enforce it. Strong fluorescent lighting stays turned on all night at the...

Centrally located, convenient, and clean. The sleep pods can be stuffy at night, but if you’re familiar with capsule hotels you would be familiar with this experience.

Location is a little far from the nearest station, so it requires a bit more walking compared to some other hotels in Shinjuku. One thing to note is that this place may not be ideal for light sleepers. Because it is a capsule hotel, you can easily hear noises from other guests moving around, opening lockers, or packing their belongings. I personally had some difficulty sleeping due to the noise. ...

I love everything about this capsule! the entire facility was clean! and well taken care off. I stayed here for one night so only had a backpack for a 2-day 1 night trip, the locker can fit my bag perfectly. The shower rooms were clean. The have like a changing space as well in front of the shower so that mean you dont have to change in front of the lockers for everyone to see. The capsules were futuristic...

This was the first hotel I stayed at in Japan, and it really embraced Japanese style! Pros: 1. Excellent location near Shinjuku, making transportation super convenient. There are also several convenience stores nearby. 2. Super clean, though I guess that's a common characteristic of Japanese hotels. 3. Very quiet with great soundproofing. Cons: 1. There's only one elevator and no stairs, so you often...

it’s really nice here 9/10 for me, it’s my first time staying in all gender it was decent! not cramped not noisy not too many people that goes in and out that could disturb you. i had a really pleasant stay and sleep well!!!! my pods was just near the door, respecting their very own privacy!! 😭😭✨ the downside was the second concierge staff was good at english but not to nice to me as i was checking...

The bed is big, and you can control it using the phone beside the bed. For all-gender rooms, the toilet and bathroom are also shared with all genders. However, I do not recommend capsule hotels for light sleepers. I can still hear people packing their luggage at 1 a.m. or walking around the room. The hotel breakfast is really good. It's not a buffet, but they gave me an appetizer with a main course...

This is the most comfortable capsule hotel I've ever stayed in! The bed was super big, just like a single bed in a regular hotel, soft, and had plenty of space above, below, and to the sides. You get your own private compartment, not those small bunk-bed-style pods. Whether sitting up or lying down, it didn't feel cramped at all. The bed was a smart sofa bed, which was really cool – you could control...

Great location in Nakasu. In the sleeping capsule, I recommend installing a small table beside the bed to put small stuff, otherwise there’s no space to put stuff except on the bed. Also the motion-sensing washroom faucet was very annoying that it keeps turning on and off when I’m using it. I wish it’s less sensitive that the water can keep running when I’m using it.

This place is suitable for a solo traveler, clean and quiet. Also the remote control bed is amazing

lounge area is great, helpful staff. good cleanliness, however, the bed is unfortunately a little uncomfortable since it doesn't unfold completely. there is also noise from other customers opening and closing suitcase, so if you could enforce quiet hours it would be great. overall a nice experience.

Good location, around 10 mins walk from Shimbashi station. Walking distance to Lawson and Family Mart. Recommend for solo travellers.

It was clean, had plenty of amenities, and even provided a hair dryer, hair iron, and curling iron, so I was able to stay empty-handed, which was very appreciated. Best of all, there was a large public bath, which was great for soothing away my fatigue. ☺️ This time, I had a meal plan, and while meal vouchers were supposed to be given at check-in, they weren't, so I was confused when I went to get...

First time for me in a capsule hotel, much cozier than I expected. The staff was very friendly. For someone like me who likes a proper meal before starting the day, the breakfast was a bit meager (a cup of miso soup and a rice ball). But that's really a matter of personal preference...

There's a 7-Eleven nearby, the environment is peaceful, and the overall experience was fantastic.

This is the first one-night accommodation I booked for my first trip to Japan. It is a tier 1 capsule hotel. The lobby and men's public bath are on the 6th floor. I stayed on the 4th floor. The facilities were clean and the service was very friendly. The bed was also very clean. Above all, I don't know if it is soundproof, but I slept so quietly at night that I woke up feeling like I was sleeping at...

This is the capsule hotel with the best sanitary environment and service facilities so far. The capsule room is very spacious, high enough for people to stand, and the soundproofing is also very good. There is a large bath. The public lounge is also quiet and comfortable.

Good place and location , a lot of technological innovations which is pretty cool

If you want to make international friends and are into the backpacker vibe, this is the place for you. Very clean. Polite staff. Able to store luggage before check in. Location is right in the middle of the tourist district. Sometimes the elevator was very slow to pick you up if a busy time. My capsule room had a rip in the screen which let light in. Of course, the nature of this hotel is you are close...

Overall great experience at the Millenials Kyoto. When you arrive there is a possibility to leave your luggage before check-in. The bed is quite comfortable, the bathroom could be a bit cleaner -＞dust falling from the A.C fan… The service is impeccable (there is even unlimited cofee/hot chocolate… available all day long) Breakfast could have more fresh pastries (they where taken out of the plastic...

Hotels in Kyoto are really expensive during autumn leaf season, so this place is a great value for solo travelers. They provide slippers and towels, and the shared bathrooms are very clean and modern. The showers are spacious, and the staff are friendly. It's a bit of a walk to the subway on the main street, but very convenient for buses. Everyone staying here is quite quiet. The only downside is the...

The location is perfect with nice environment. The staff is friendly. Excellent place for people doing digital nomad

This capsule hotel was a great experience ! The capsule itself was big, the bed was comfortable. The common area had a nice vibe with people chilling all around. Very good location! I would definitely like to come back :)

Good price and reasonable service. Satisfied!

Reading the other reviews, it seems that they have refurbished the rooms (?) Central wifi is available with good connection and fast speed. Room is clean with cold aircon (such a necessity during Japan's notorious summer) and good amenities as well. One thing that bothered me though, during check-in there was a long queue that took me almost an hour. They only had three staffs on the reception desk...

They have smoking and non smoking floors. I was luck to book on the 9th floor which was a non smoking. My experience was amazing. Big room, big bathroom . everything was just perfect. A must visit hotel.

This is an absolutely amazing budget hotel, with all of the bare essentials such as a small refrigerator, tea kettle, some free tea, a wonderful TV, a hair dryer, small toiletries, linen press, and places to hang your wet clothes. Also, the bath is also fantastic, although it may be a bit small for westerners.

Great Location with Excellent Nearby Amenities Location: A capsule-style single cabin hotel located near Exits 1 and 2 of Akasaka Station. Set in a business district, the area is full of restaurants, making it very convenient for meals. There’s also a good sauna nearby worth visiting. Room: The single cabin is clean, and fresh sleepwear is provided every night. The space is quite compact—you can...

This place is worth reserving the full room to yourself! Although you can hear every single noise since every room has hollow empty spaces for air circulation, there is the public bathroom (and private shower rooms) on the ground floor, and what I love about this place is the location - it’s is nestled inside the town. You can walk about 5-10 mins to get to Sannno Shrine and about 10-15 mins to the...

Place is clean and quiet, staffs are very professional and welcoming. Key coffee at second floor is actually comfortable and nice!

It was fine as far as capsule hotels go, based on what I've heard. It was my first time in one. As is typical in Japanese hotels in general though, the bed was quite hard, the blanket was heavy, and the temperature was too high for me with no way to adjust it. I also was right next to the sliding door leading into the bathroom, which wasn't super loud, but it was enough to disturb my sleep. However...

The bed is covered by a curtain, so it's not soundproof at night and can be a bit noisy. Earplugs are provided at the front desk. Overall, the cleanliness is good; there were no stains. The shower facilities are complete, and it's suitable for a night's stay.

So far, it is the best capsule for me