Capsule-Hotels in Japan

The rooms and common areas are very spacious, making for a comfortable stay. The cleaning staff came every day, and my roommates were all friendly. I had no issues during my extended stay here. This hostel in Funabashi is really good.

It's a capsule hotel, so it's understandable, but it's very good from the perspective of a place with no meals included.

Would not recommend if you're foreign

The Showa-style capsule hotel with a history of more than 30 years is easy to find next to Funabashi Station. The clerk does not speak English, so communicate in Japanese or with translation software. There are Chinese and English precautions at the front desk, which the clerk will give. Large luggage can be stored in the stairwell and can be taken at any time. The storage compartment space is okay...

It's close to the Keisei and JR stations, so I use it as a place to stay the night before an early morning flight from Narita Airport.

They are all old men. There are female waiters in the big bath. Be careful, don't go if you are shy. It is old and retro, but it is good. The comics are all in Japanese and I can't understand them. The occupancy rate is not high, but it's okay if you are socially anxious.

The capsule rooms are a little uncomfortable as most capsules do. But the public bath and all the relaxation areas were excellent. Staff is very friendly and it is definitely worth the price.

First time in a capsule hostal, and this was SO amazing. Was to be in a gentleman club. Bathroom and sauna was amazing, a Lot of space, and amenities. Hoster we're very helpfully because check-in software is just in Japanese, but they helped me with everything. Definilty i Will go again. Also was very close to transport and adult service ;)

Very clean and comfortable bath with many pools and different facilities.

Incredible sauna facilities. One of the best I’ve experienced. Definitely recommend for sauna if you’re travelling to Hiroshima and need to recharge your batteries

Auto leil is powerful. Variations on the three saunas are also good. Although it is a compact space, it has all the necessary elements for a trendy sauna. It would have been better if there was a type of chair with a fallen back.

Cheap. Friendly staff. Nice onseen. Good location.

A great stay. The capsule room was comfortable and spacious. Great service!

The hostel is conveniently located directly outside Higashimikuni Station (take exit 1-3 for the nearest entry to the hostel). I stayed here for 4 nights and it was reasonably comfortable. The shower was decent sized, toilets had heated seating and the communal space was spacious. The capsule dorm had a large number of capsules but most days there weren’t much occupancy. They provide PJs, Pola skin...

Weird rules 10am need to out even booked for 3 night

This was my first experience staying at a capsule hotel so it takes some getting used to at first, but I was really pleasantly surprised. The shower facilities are very nice and clean. The capsules are quite basic but comfortable enough and they all have charging ports. Lockers, towels and roomwear are all provided free of charge. The location is good - just a 1 minute walk from the metro station....

It's really inconvenient that shoes have to be locked on the first floor. The lockers are also too narrow to fit a suitcase. Other than that, the conditions are pretty good.

It might be a bit more expensive than a capsule hotel, but overall the facilities are good. Service and transportation are definitely not an issue. It's a great choice for staying in Osaka.

No in and ou of hotelt after 3 am till morning.

You need to take a few steps from the various stations around this place. Staff here is very friendly and willing to assist. There is a small AEON supermarket right next to the accommodation, which is very remarkable!!

This property is almost in the center of Chiba if you are traveling around the city center. There are a few stations nearby, including the famous Chiba Urban Monorail. This property comes with a public bath and a spacious common area where you can relax and eat. The place is old, but it’s okay. This does not bother me as long as it’s clean.

I had a wonderful experience at Capsule Hotel The Inn. The building was within walking distance from Chiba Station, which I reached from the Narita airport using one train within an hour, which was a huge plus. The area was very quiet, and I slept really well in my cozy capsule. My cubicle was well equipped with a TV, lamp, locker, hand sanitizer, cups for water (they even provided a bottle of water...

The facilities are really well-maintained. 1. There's a shoe rack, so you don't have to wear shoes to your room. 2. There's a large public bath, complete with a sauna. This is the first time I've seen a capsule hotel with a public bath. 3. The lounge is filled with comics and various vending machines, making for a comfortable stay. 4. The amenities and facilities are well-equipped. There's everything...

This is a very traditional Japanese capsule hotel, similar to a Chinese bathhouse. The hot tub is very comfortable, the sauna is complete, and the massage chairs are also very good. There's even a desktop computer, printer, office chair, and book bar. It's very nice, except that my roommate snores. China should learn from Japan. I also maintain hygiene at all times, maintain the image of Chinese tourists...

Very quiet! The hygiene was excellent and everything was clean. A great first experience staying in a capsule hotel.

The facilities were very clean and it was quiet at night, making for a very comfortable overall experience. However, there are some things to note regarding luggage storage: you have to call the hotel on check-in day to open the door before you can store your luggage, and on check-out day, you can't store luggage because the main door is locked (and it seems there might be a fee). This was quite inconvenient...

Everything was great, it was just a little disappointing that the staff didn't speak English.

The hotel was clean overall, and other guests were quiet, making for a pleasant stay. I hardly ever ran into other guests in the shower or restroom, so it was never crowded. I had a lot of luggage, so I had to be careful when opening my suitcase.

Clean and tidy, with a shower room and laundry facilities. It offers decent value for money, though the lockers are a bit small.

It was nice that the female and male rooms and elevators were separated. It was also nice that the sleeping area was separate from the lockers, so there were no noise in the sleeping area.

The staff were kind and lovely. Even though my mother is not good at speaking English, the staff slowly gave advice. The service was very impressive. If anyone is traveling alone, I recommend this place as an option.

A capsule hotel and sauna located along Shijo Street. This time, I only used the sauna. The sauna front desk is on the 6th floor, the lockers are large, and the inside of the building is very spacious and clean. A large-scale renovation was completed a few years ago, and in addition to the large sauna, there is also a sauna on the rooftop, and there is also plenty of outdoor bathing space. The jacuzzi...

the onsen, spa and sauna is like the best i experience in kyoto man. very comfortable and relaxing. the breakfast was very good with alot of different varieties everyday.

Great location, love the spa option. Lots of rules. If you have tattoos you can cover it with bandage's

Just a few minutes walk from Gion-Shijo station and not that far from the shopping streets. Great service and location, however, was kinda disappointed with the capsule as I felt stuffy inside and ventilation weren't that great. I do love the sauna though, there's the roof sauna and hot spring. Perhaps the sauna could indicate more English posters to educate the tourists on proper sauna etiquette

Honestly the best capsule hotel I've seen so far! The perfect location, very friendly staff, clean rooms, etc. The free sauna use is amazing, there are various kinds of sauna and baths that you can enjoy and even massages that aren't expensive.

It was a capsule hotel, so a regular hotel would have been better!

This is an artificial bath that uses hot spring travertine from the Futamata Radium Hot Spring in Oshamanbe, Hokkaido, so I went there just to enjoy the artificial hot spring without using the sauna. The sauna and spa are on the first basement floor. I was worried that it would be humid because it's underground, but the changing room was dry and not uncomfortable at all. It's a great environment where...

Women can also stay in the hotel, and the large bathroom is for men only. The hotel has excellent facilities and is located close to the station. Rates are 4 000 yen per night including breakfast, and 3900 yen per night for capsule use. The hotel is popular and reservations are required. The large public baths feature Futamata radium hot springs, Hokkaido's hidden hot spring, as well as a sauna and...

Both the sauna and the cold bath are old-fashioned and very comfortable in a good way. I personally want a sauna between low and high temperatures. Also, since part of it is completely visible from the elevator, it may be dangerous if a woman pushes a button and comes by mistake. The restaurant is reasonably priced and delicious, so it's worth a try. If you want, I want you to add more menus. The...

Before checking in, I thought it was a bit pricey, but after staying, I totally get why it's worth the cost. The common area is quite spacious, perfect for guests to eat. The second floor is where the rooms are. As you enter, there are lockers on the left, and the path to the restrooms and showers is also on the left. The right side is solely for sleeping.

The capsule bed was spacious, toilet and bathroom were clean. Near the supermarket which was just across the road and next to convenience store. Luggage storage was provided before and after check in/out. Walking distance around 25 mins from Kawaguchiko Station. The only downside was you were not allowed to stay inside the capsule bed and need to leave from that building after 10 am until 3 pm as...

Great customer service and excellent communication from the team. The place is clean and well maintained and the capsule is comfortable and well equipped.  Thank you.

Clean, best location to train station, free hot water in public zone

Located just right opposite Fuji Q station, just 1 station away from Kawaguchiko station, only 2 mins walk. Not much eateries nearby but there’s a Lawson next to the hotel.

Place is extremely good location if you plan to end your day trip to Fuji-q highland. Comfortable for a night’s stay but not much around other than some restaurants and Lawson.

Great value for a dated capsule experience. Good sento, alarm don’t work

This is suitable for men who are traveling alone. If you are traveling to Kobe for the first time, you can consider it. Only men stay here, and most of them are Japanese locals.

It's very good for a simple night, clean and sanitary, with a large bath

Location is around 10min walking distance from Sannomiya station. Public bath and sauna room is quite old. Overall is ok

Not bad, the capsule room is more private. Facilities: You can take a shower on the 2nd floor, there is no water outage time, you can eat and make phone calls on the 5th floor, the 34th floor is a capsule room, there are three sockets inside, but two are very close, so you can use two at the same time Environment: There are many convenience stores around, it is very close to JR Sannomiya Station, and...

A nice and clean budget stay. Nice staff service. Happy to find a nice and clean microwave oven when I just needed one. All guests are civilized in all aspects. No noise at all at night although many clients sharing a same room. In summary, a nice and comfortable one-night short stay for me.

Good place Good vibe best in hostel @Tokyo See you next trip.

Nice place, it's right next to a metro station, also close to Ueno and like a 15 mintues walk to Akihabara. The guests have to leave their shoes in a locker at the entrance, also everyone is provided with a pyjama-like suit (I think it is called yukata), but it is not mandatory to wear it, although it is in fact more comfortable to wear it rather than one's outdoor clothes. There is also a nice bathhouse...

Convenient hotel near Yushima station. The check-in time is from 3pm and check-out should be before 10am if you don’t want to be charged extra hour fee (even 1min late). There is a locker room and public bath on ground floor, each room floor has toilets which quite clean and well equipped. The capsule size is ok, there is a TV inside with few channels especially adult channel (common in Japan). In...

Convenient hotel near Yushima station. The check-in time is from 3pm and check-out should be before 10am if you don’t want to be charged extra hour fee (even 1min late). There is a locker room and public bath on ground floor, each room floor has toilets which quite clean and well equipped. The capsule size is ok, there is a TV inside with few channels especially adult channel (common in Japan). In...

They have a nice bathhouse in the basement. Capsules do feel a bit small. Lockers are small, but you can put your stuff in your capsule or outside of it. Would book again, it's an authentic Japanese experience.

Make sure to learn japanese a bit😁

It's good that there are capsules for women only. It's an older facility and there are various restrictions, but since accommodation costs are rising, I think it's good for a room-only stay. It was nice that there was a bath, sauna, and laundry available.

Very convenient, I'd like to come back when I visit Fukuoka.

A very good hotel, convenient for travel, good service, and high cost performance. Good quality and low price, recommended for traveling to Tokyo.

The space is relatively small and there is a sense of oppression. Maybe this is what capsule hotels are like. Don't expect too much!

If you have large luggage, you need to use a coin locker. There are many rules for check-in. The hotel is relatively strict in its management. The beds are clean. There are many restaurants around. It is quite convenient.

The large bathhouse and sauna were very comfortable. The location is very close to the JR Yamanote Line station. Excellent geographical location. The only downside is that the capsule is a bit hot inside.

Was quite basic but alright. The smoking room being next to the main sleep section wasn’t great. Also the whole floor was very hot and with a thick fur blanket (comfy as it was) made everything a lot hotter. But that’s me being picky, £30 for 2 nights was good enough value. Just average

Good location, kept clean regularly and reception uses English very well. Even got a nice new years gift upon check in.

If only the single room had a separate door lock, so that you don't need to lock the cabinet every time you go out.

The capsule pod / private room design is very good. You get the price of a hostel, but privacy of a normal hotel room. Good location, walkable to both train station and Atomic bomb dome.

This is the place that made me appreciate capsule hotels. Spotlessly clean, with a check-in that’s a little strict but very efficient. Facilities are well designed and guests are very respectful. I was also able to store my bike, packed in its rinko bag, without any issues. A capsule experience I can recommend.

Washing machine available, everything you would expect from a budget friendly capsule hotel, good location, only some of the mattresses in the rooms which were not updated yet would use an exchange since especially towards the middle they aren’t so thick (compared to the sides).

1. This is a capsule hotel, with individual wooden partitioned rooms. 2. You access it by card, and shoe lockers are at the entrance; you enter wearing slippers. 3. I stayed on November 26th and 27th in winter. The heating was on full blast, so it wasn't cold at all. 4. 24-hour front desk service. 5. There's a large public bath, and you shower directly in the public bath area.

It is a good place to stay if you just need a bed to sleep, there is basically no space to hang out but your capsule. However considering the price I’ve got no complaints :) Also it was already mentioned in other reviews but you can’t shower anywhere if it is not the onsen they’ve got and if you have tattoos, it is not an option either.

The hotel lobby is not on the ground floor and has to be accessed using the elevator (which was slightly confusing). However there’s an onsen that can be accessed on the same floor with the lobby. It was not too busy so I was able to have the place to myself.

Shower inside of the onsen. No tattoos allowed which means NO SHOWERS if you have tattoos.

The 6th floor houses the guest accommodation. Guests are required to remove their shoes upon entry, and each person is provided with a key-locked shoe locker. Upon check-in, guests receive a key wristband and a room card, both used to access the sleeping quarters. At the end of the hallway in the sleeping area, there are four capsule beds, with the rest being individual rooms. Adjacent to this is...

The 6th floor houses the guest accommodation. Guests are required to remove their shoes upon entry, and each person is provided with a key-locked shoe locker. Upon check-in, guests receive a key wristband and a room card, both used to access the sleeping quarters. At the end of the hallway in the sleeping area, there are four capsule beds, with the rest being individual rooms. Adjacent to this is...

We stayed at a capsule hotel located underground. As with a regular hotel, reception is on the first floor and then you head to the basement. It's easy to get lost. Perhaps because it's adjacent to the pool and large public bath, the temperature is generally high and the humidity is high. Be careful if you're concerned about the environment. If you choose a plan that includes breakfast, you'll get...

It's was a quest to find it — it has no signs outside. I've just came into other hotel to ask about this capsule paradise, and it turned out that it's on this hotel's underground floor (how should I guess?) The stay itself was perfect. Sauna was hot enough, and all facilities were clean and equipped with all necessary stuff. Dining room is quiet small, but it unexpectedly has a massage chair, wow...

Men and women were in the same cabin, but the bed areas were separate so it wasn't uncomfortable. I stayed in a standard bed, which was larger than the newer capsule hotels, and there was a bath, so I was able to stay comfortably without any noise from nearby rooms. Check-in was after 6pm and check-out was at 9am, which was just right for an early morning flight the next day. I was able to make a reservation...

I couldn't believe how nice this place was one, the international breakfast was included and delicious

When I read that someone had been upgraded to a room on the upper floor, I thought to myself, ``Some people are really lucky,'' but at check-in, the capsule was inspected or something and they let me stay in the guest room. When I was told that I would receive it, I thought, ``Are you lying? Is this really happening!?'' It was a very happy miscalculation. The room is a very large double room. Is it...

Hotel basement floor Private semi-private capsule 5000 yen including morning buffet 🌝 It was a Friday night, but it was empty, so there wasn't much noise. Check in at the front desk on the 1st floor and receive 2 keys. There is a key locker and security is OK. Shoebox key unknown, number not found The basement reception only operates the pool and does not accommodate capsule accommodations.If necessary...

I really enjoyed this experience and would definitely stay again for the odd night for extremely cheap accommodation. It was unlike anywhere I have ever stayed before. It was well located. The price also included food (Curry, rice, noodles) and hot and cold (soft) drinks and if you can read Japanese a whole library of Manga books. You had everything you could need including spare hair brushes in...

The staff were incredibly friendly, the hotel was very clean, and the location was super convenient.

The location is super convenient, with lots of restaurants nearby. The capsule experience was quite novel. Sleeping was just okay; you'll definitely need earplugs. It felt a bit stuffy. The shower facilities were good, and they even offer free curry rice for both breakfast and dinner.

good services from female employee and small tv, I'm happy to have a glass coffee everyday. pity they don't have bigger luggage storage

The accommodation has a great location, close to Ueno station (less than 500 meters). There's a 7-Eleven right next to the building, which you can access through from within the building. There are many restaurants nearby, and it's close to Ameyoko Market, a lively area. I personally chose the capsule room. The capsule space is just right, not too big or too small, unless you're a large person. I requested...

Honestly it's really normal, same price you can find a better choice. The front desk looks busy all the time and they didn't give me any clothes (that they ask all the customers need to wear) and towels (in a bag). Most of device makes me confused, fortunately, the people who lived with me helped me. And the shower you need to push it almost all the time. When I check out | asked the front desk Is...

comfortable and clean for its price.

It is in the middle of Kabukicho Shinjuku area. Two styles, a capsule hotel and an internet space. Clean and cheap. There are few manga, and there is a drink corner only in front of the entrance desk.

Good place. Clean seats, variety of books and a fast internet.

Overall is good. Clean and comfy. But you need to pay more if you want to use bathroom for 30minutes

I have used the open space at this place. It’s quiet, clean, and you can sit anywhere you want to. Some staff can speak English too.

One of the best hostels I’ve ever stayed at. Excellent staff, location, and rooms. The luggage area is separate from the capsules, which helps avoid the constant opening and closing of suitcases, a very annoying thing that often happens in hostels. If I return to Hiroshima, I will definitely stay here again. Highly, highly recommended!

I stayed at Sejour Inn Capsule and had an excellent experience. This is a top-quality capsule hotel: everything is beautifully designed, spotlessly clean, and very well maintained. The staff was incredibly kind and helpful throughout my stay. It’s a perfect choice for anyone looking for a comfortable, convenient, and stylish place to stay. Highly recommended!

We stayed for one night in one of the private rooms. The private room is apart from the main room and separated by a fabric shutter. It contains two pods, two lockers, a desk, a kettle and a tea set. Pros: The shower was very clean. The amenities provided are great. No issue with noise within the ‘quiet’ area. Multiple shared spaces which are well maintained and well decorated. Very close to a tram...

Hostel Sejour Inn in Hiroshima offers a peaceful stay, benefiting from the quieter atmosphere of a less touristy city. The hostel is fully equipped with necessary personal hygiene items, and I was assigned a capsule in an individual room, providing a hotel-like experience with just an accordion door. There are traditional Japanese rooms for relaxation, along with a kettle and dining area. The hostel...

Fantastic staff and value for money. Very comfortable pods with good clean facilities, as well as lounge areas for relaxing/ working. Three separate toilets and shower rooms on each floor. They give you a key with a locker under or near your bed. Highly recommend. Expect to hear people walking to and from their pods so it won't be fully quiet until probably 11pm. The tram stop is just outside the...

Excellent capsule hostel with great conditions and fair price.

Be sure to check that you actually booked the capsule hotel package instead of the share space package. I didn't realize that it was the share space package and had to sleep in a very bright room/floor with a bunch of snoring uncs and grandpas. My mistake. Bring earplugs and a eyemask. Service was great though, very accommodating. There's a "restaurant" inside, though i didnt bother getting food there...

It's a nice cosy place to stay, though the pods don't have any ventilation and it can get stuffy in there. Otherwise, great baths and facilities and everything is well maintained. Only one member of staff can speak English but they do know how to use Google Translate! Also amazing they still have room even in a pinch. Most of the patrons are Japanese solo travellers, so it's not exactly family or...

Absolute GOAT, but better get some earplugs in case of heavy snorers. Sort of wish the mats were a bit thicker, but prices this low is understandable. Strongly recommend to all who are going out most of the time, come back enjoy great public bath and crash.

A must visit and stay place. I visited Tokyo for a week from New York and l stayed whole week in this spa and capsule hotel. I heard about the capsule hotels in Japan and wanted to try it. Viola! It was way more than I expected of. I was worried about cluster phobia about sleeping in capsule but, I had no problem with it. I'm about 6 ft tall and when I half-sit inside capsule, there was plenty of head...

There are still many old capsule saunas in the Chiba area of ​​the Sobu Line. This is one of them. You can check in at 14:00 and check out at 14:00, so you can relax! There is free Wi-Fi in the building, and power outlets are also available at the dining room counter, so light computer work is possible. The sauna room is quite spacious with a caracalla system. The water bath is also cold! There doesn...

Used for the night before flying from Narita Airport to Amami Oshima. (for men only) There was a Jalan (29 hours long stay without meals for 2,900 yen!), so I stayed in front of the untrodden Koiwa station for the purpose of Senbero. The south exit of Koiwa station is the front, and it takes about 3 minutes to walk through the quieter north exit alley. Old sauna, just what I needed. Plan to sleep...