Hotels with sauna in Tokyo

Very accommodating and friendly staff. Great service and clean amenities. I am 189cm tall and just fit in the capsule but was fine to sleep in. Staff have limited English but Google translate made communicating easy

Cheap, clean and convenient, starts around 4k yen per night, you can also just take a break and shower here (japanese sentou) toothbrush, shaver, robe and towel available if you sleepover

there is also cafetarian with drink vending machine, free wifi, microwave, and charging slot for your smartphone

Great location to have somewhere to rest after exploring all day

After checking in, guests can leave their luggage in the locker room and enjoy a spacious bathtub and a variety of amenities in the bathroom. The bedrooms feature a retro-futuristic design with capsules arranged in a row

Downstairs by the bath is a free machine that dispenses coffee, water, lemon water, green tea and barley tea. All have the option of hot or cold and all are unlimited and free

We liked this hotel is near at the subway and there’s a lot of restaurants nearby. But We traveled with our 2 babies 3y/o and 7months and we used a lots of clothes and this hotel don’t have a washing machine 😞

They offer laundry in house but it’s expensive. And then they gave us a 2 twins bed and push it together but didn’t put anything in the middle so my 7 months old baby got stuck in the middle all the time 😞

Extremely convenient location and the hotel is surrounded by tons of restaurants and shops. Service is perfect. Parking at the building is costly but hotel offers discount

Good value. Very small room , as is normal for Tokyo. Reasonably close to the station and very close to many lovely little bars and izakaya.

Very good location, the service is good. The room is larger than average in Tokyo, I would stay there again in the future for sure.

Great location, lovely hotel and comfortable beds. Thank you for putting extra bed for us.

Excellent hotel for a single male. One capsule fits a 190lbs 6ft 1 male. Ample amenities. The hotel is not missing anything.

Wonderful experience at this oyado! The service and amenities were outstanding

The communal shower, onsen and sauna were such a treat after the long days walking around Tokyo

Literally, nothing needs to bring! The artificial hot bath was amazing! People staying in Oyado were so respectful and quiet, keeping others privacy. I will comeback here and anywhere in Japan

But i’d like to say, kudos to the staff for keeping this place as clean as they can, it’s 9 floors total + food area + onsen + reception and lots of capsules etc, i was often awake until 5am and i’ve seen them constantly preparing, cleaning and making sure everything’s fine, i know some will say “yeah it’s their job…” but still, it’s appreciated, so thank you ladies for your hard work, i hope that...

It was clean, comfortable, quiet, i appreciated the Onsen (if you don’t like that, take note that there is only one private shower), the food & most importantly, i felt safe, my previous experiences were in Mixed dorms and it was catastrophic, never again, i wish there were more women only capsule hostel

Great hotel , very nice staff and very clean and in a good location near night life . Walking distance to golden gai. Great hotel for couples . Will recommend to friends !

I will start by saying I was very hesitant staying in a love motel for my first trip to Japan but it was surprisingly pleasant

The staff was nothin short of great and helpful even letting us keep our bags there when we checked out since our flight wasn’t until 9:30 pm that night

The only knocks I will give it is the shower head holder was actually broken and we had to fasten it with a hair tie to hold it in place. The bed was also slightly uncomfortable but nothing crazy

It had my own sauna, a giant whirlpool bathtub with aroma therapy supplies and bubbles and a tub TELEVISION! a shower, a separate toilet room (rare in Japan), and the room was MASSIVE! No closets but that's not an issue at all

1 surround sound setup and you can blare it and nobody can hear you and you can't hear anyone else! Tons of high end ammenities and toiletries they restocked every day, and a fully stocked fridge where they charged you prices almost on par with the prices for drinks at 7-11

I highly recommend it to travelers who want to stay for a short while because it is good value for money nearby! The only regret is that the room is a little cold, so you have to wear a coat when you sleep

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

☺️ 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 breakfast. You can choose between a croissant or a rice ball

First time for me in a capsule hotel, much cozier than I expected. 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)

You are given a cup for drinks, and you can help yourself to coffee and other beverages. There is a welcome drink in the lobby, and it changes every day. This time I had apple juice and orange juice

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

The room was so big, clean and spacious! This room literally had everything especially their toiletries, had a sauna, tv in the shower/bath tub, mood lights, adjustable lighting, karaoke, housekeeping daily and more

If I had any complaints it is that they still allow smoking in the hallways and it seeps into the rooms. It’s a smell that honestly stays on all your clothes and lingers forever

If you can tolerate 3 channels of adult content on the TV, you get a larger room, a larger bathroom, a tube that can fit 2 people together side by side, a steam sauna, and better in room amenities

Big room (by Japanese standard), nice sauna bath-tub and good amenties, plus convenient location at a reasonable price

When we came back for check in, our luggages was already in our room and one of the staff was nice enough to guide us to our room. All of the staff we met there were so kind and welcoming, most spoke English too

Otherwise the rooms were very clean and the staff were very accommodating. The location is also in a great spot. Great hotel just hope they eventually ban smoking all together one day

all i can say is WOW! Phenomenal! Highly recommended! This hotel located in the best area in Tokyo easy to get to anywhere The hotel staff will go out of their way to help Rooms super are nice and the bed is huge and very comfortable the breakfast is really good! = We loved it!! and we will go back thanks to all of the hotel staff for an amazing stay that we had

The room was very spacious, especially the bathroom 😆—it was huge and spotless, and all the toiletries were brand-name. The hotel is right above a subway station, which made getting around super convenient.

What an amazing team of people working 24x7 for clients! Always a great smile on his face and never hesitates to offer anything

I was on a business trip and stayed for a week a few months ago. Failed to submit feedback earlier, but never forgot

So great! Breakfast is amazing. We lovedthe stay, large room for Tokyo and not crazily expensive. I'd come back.

Although the room included lounge access, I ended up taking it easy and ended up being five minutes late during the daytime, meaning I couldn't receive the service

I liked everything about the hotel, from location to fantastic service by staff members, atmosphere during the day and evenings, the cleanliness and more. I do recommend this property a lot

While the location is relaxed, this hostel is decent, but overhyped. The dorm style beds are less soundproof than comparable places as there is a curtain in the front and back

It was really clean, like a new building, and the private space was cozy. The bathroom and toilet were also very clean, and it wasn't crowded, so I was able to rest comfortably! The location was also very convenient.

It had been quite a while since I last stayed in a unisex dormitory, so I was a little worried, but it was very clean. There were a lot of foreign guests, so it felt like I was in a foreign country, which was nice

It was a very small section that if you are claustrophobic, it may get to you. Keeping my stuff was a tight fit but I was backpacking, so it really did not bother me too much

My first tokyo solo trip and wanted a convenient spot to travel within the city. On a website recommending great spots, this was my choice and I am so glad I went with it

High quality yukata garments are provided in the room. I reckon about 60% of guests wore these garments throughout the stay - my attempt to wear it correctly ended up in failure because I had not practised beforehand

The fermented soya beans must be an acquired taste but everything else was great to try. Do some homework about onsen behaviour before you go and practice putting on the yukata or a similar style garment if you can

The road to the accommodation was difficult, but it was nice that it was right near the station, and the road to the accommodation was pretty and easy to take a walk! The inside of the accommodation was clean and the amenities were good! I think it's worth the price! However, the shower facilities were small, so it was best to wake up early in the morning, enjoy the ryokan, and then wash up! Haha,...

This haven of tranquility is only 25 minutes from Shibuya but provides an authentic onsen ryokan experience. Rooms come with a Japanese Breakfast which for a westerner was an experience in itself

I guess like an English breakfast it is not something you would eat every day but it was certainly more healthy. Recommend the green tea as an accompanying drink rather than the coffee we had on our first morning

The amenities are also extensive, making it ideal for those with minimal luggage. A Dyson hair dryer is in the large shared bath and a SALONIA SL013BK hair dryer in the room

Conveniently, a supermarket is located diagonally opposite, open until 9 PM, and stocked with vegetables, fruits, pre-made meals, beverages, pastries, and daily essentials – perfect for meeting your basic needs

The hotel is quite far from the main subway line, besides not all trains stop at Shinbanba station, which is something to keep in mind, if you travel from Haneda airport

So, you need to get off at Shinagawa station, then change for a local train to get to Shinbanba that could be a bit inconvenient

I loved this hotel! It's no-frills, but it has everything I needed as a solo traveller, plus it even has an onsen within the hotel! Location-wise it's nearer to Shim-bamba station, which only has the local Keikyu line running through it

Located in a quiet neighbourhood near the central business district of Shinagawa, facing a street of food options. There's a nice riverside bridge nearby, with cafes and indie shops as well

In general, the hotel itself is small, but cozy. There is a supermarket near by the hotel. Hot bath is bit small, but it's quite unusual having onsen for business class hotels in Tokyo

The service was excellent, with six different meals available daily in the executive corridor. You can also enjoy a Japanese sauna 🧖♀️

It's rare to find a hotel in Tokyo with a Japanese garden; it was beautiful and comfortable! The shower floor tiles were a bit slippery; I suggest replacing them with non-slip tiles, which might be better for the elderly!

Although the space wasn't very large, the room service was excellent. There are many restaurants on-site, and since I was a guest, the front desk made it easy to book dinner

I recommend their Sky Dinner; the view and experience are fantastic, offering panoramic views of Tokyo's nightscape

The service and food in the lounge were both very good. The gym and spa were also great. I wish the spa was open a little later. Also, part of the key setting part on the security box was peeling off

While I rarely go to buffets, the food here was quite good, especially the Wagyu beef teppanyaki – it was amazing

Room: The single cabin is clean, and fresh sleepwear is provided every night. The space is quite compact—you can just about open a carry-on suitcase. Privacy is decent, but it’s recommended to keep valuables with you

Facilities: The hotel includes a smoking room and a lounge area. The public bath is located on the basement level (B1). One minor downside is that the elevator can take a bit of time, especially during peak hours

First cabin, first class in the capsule accommodations. If you want to experience that capsule feel and yet a little bit of claustrophobia, this is the best to try

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

You can walk about 5-10 mins to get to Sannno Shrine and about 10-15 mins to the closest train station. Very convenient getting to major cities like Shibuya, Asakusa, etc

Best experience so far!! Room was big, beautiful, nicely located on a charming Sakura alley, very nearby Meguro station. Dry private sauna in the room, all the facilities

It's the best hotel we've been to in terms of room facilities. Your own sauna in the room? Bose speakers? TWO fridges? Jacuzzi? I heard you can even get a room with massage chair. And it's relatively cheap.

I arrived late and left before dawn the next day, so I booked this hotel. It was hard to find a room during the Spring Festival. There is a small sauna in the room, which is quite unexpected

Nice room and I brought my own toys so the staff could hear me moan

Staff were very kind and helpful, I highly recommend

I got impressed with the quality of this hotel.

It's difficult for me to be objective when my stay was made excellent by so many different things, but I'll try. The staff speak enough English to help you settle in. Their attitude towards foreigners is also really nice

I'm a fan of games, anime and otaku culture, so I spent a lot of my time out in Akihabara. To get there, it's two stops west on the Tsukuba Express, for which the station is actually the closest one to the hotel

Just south of the temple is where you'll find the confusing cluster of buildings and tunnels referred to as Asakusa Station. Lines are spread out among three different companies and it's hard to walk between them

You can't expect to have an in-depth conversation about movies, but you can expect to be treated with respect and valued as a guest. You will not be made to feel stupid for not knowing the language

You have space to walk, sleep and store your stuff. I was very tempted to invite some friends over to play videogames, but it is important to note that non-staying guests are explicitly prohibited

If you're confident enough to eat at local businesses, you really should. There are many small restaurants and food stands all over the Asakusa area and everything you can get is delicious

The beautiful and calm atmosphere is good. I go well.

[Location] It takes about 16 minutes to walk from Ayase Station. It is very close to the Ayase River and under the elevated road. The surroundings are buildings and residential areas that seem to be factories

There are many rooms where you can feel the warmth of wood. Maybe girls do n’t do much? [Bath] I forgot the room number, but there was a bath room large enough to make me laugh

The surroundings are not romantic. [Break fee] Break fee ranges from 4400 yen to 5500 yen. It's reasonably priced, but it's a bit expensive compared to the same Ayase cherry

[Cleanliness] Cleaning is not possible or impossible. However, the smell of cigarettes was stronger because of old age. [Room Satisfaction] There is no glitter or cuteness

The appearance is old, but the interior is pretty good. My affair boyfriend seems to like a room with a mirror (laughs)

We did not go to breakfast, we made do with eateries nearby and food from the convenience store. Of the minuses - there is no way to clean the room ourselves (there was nothing to wipe the floors from dust and crumbs

Free breakfast for all (plain udon noodles/soy rice/fashion soup/seaweed toppings). N LINE Metro is 5 mins away (oji station). Free toothbrushes/razors/unlimited towels/soap/shampoo/conditioner

On the floor there is a microwave, an iron with a board, a trouser press, sets with a brush, a razor, and cotton pads. Fresh towels and robes could be taken by ourselves as needed

) Since the windows of the room overlooked the inner (technical) courtyard, in the evenings the smells of food cooked at one of the enterprises nearby came from the street

8 “Good” Near from station, walking about 5 minutes. Sushi restaurant near this hotel, walk 200m, 7eleven and family mart near this hotel

There are cafes and other eateries near the station. Three girls could fit almost freely (unlike three large suitcases))))

I think that women can too, but you just need to ask someone to guard you. It is open from 3 to 10 pm, but is available all day. There is a stone bath with water at 40 degrees and a shower, my brother liked it there

The hotel is in a super convenient location, as there is a metro with 7 or more stations nearby, a small cute temple, a Mac, a KFC, a Starbucks and 24-hour shops nearby. Also a lot of eateries The room with 2 1

For a room of 7,000-8,000, you would expect more, but this is Japan There is a 24-hour bathhouse on the 10th floor. It says that it is public and then in brackets (male)

For 2 days, no one took out the trash, did not change the bed linen, they only hung a bag with towels and a bottle of water on the door (it is free here)

The hotel staff can communicate in English fluently. However, to process the check-in, customers require doing in at another building, 3 mins walk.

5 beds is very small, there is only space for a suitcase under the bed

It's decent. I stayed here for a concert with a group of all women. There's a laundry room downstairs. If you don't mind a bit of noise, it's quite a good deal for the price.

Perfect for a solo trip! They provide yukata, and it's a traditional Japanese bathing experience. The public bath has showers and a soaking tub, which is great. It might be a bit inconvenient during your period, though

I loved this place! If you happen to travel alone, this place is awesome. They'll give you free amenities and a sleeping gown to borrow. Free coffee and tea at the common room

Perfect location and quiet area. Close to Shibuya key locations. The stuff cooperated efficiently on-line for all stages of my stay from check in through out

Thank you so much for a quick response and solving the matter of my late arrival. Would recommend this hotel to others

very near shibuya and near bar and restaurant

The prices will be roughly 40-50% cheaper done that way and there’s a lot of them in the area. The stigma of the hotels didn’t bother us and there’s no windows in the rooms but they’re crazily sound proof

Very convenient area for transport and though known as a red light district area, didn’t really notice anything on this particular accomodation in terms of having people soliciting outside

The room would be equivalent to at least 2. 5 full size Tokyo hotel rooms with a huge shower area, bed and lounge and a washroom area

The hotel has enough space to open two suitcases and still have room to move around. There is a receptionist who speaks English. In addition to basic facilities, there are also jacuzzis, steam rooms, etc

Three bottles of drinking water (2 at room temperature + 1 in the refrigerator) and a can of beverage (orange juice or soda water) will be provided free of charge after daily room cleaning

Another surprise is that there is also a small gift bag (including facial mask, slippers, chopsticks, spoons and tableware gift box) when you check in

But third, and most importantly, the service is incredible. It is reflective of the hospitality that Japan is known for. I will give an example: on my second night in Tokyo, I spilled a drink on my shirt and cardigan

Even though their English isn’t very fluent, they really try their best to help and make everything easy to understand. The room was surprisingly spacious for 3 people…honestly, it could fit 4–5 people comfortably

However, it benefits from being quaint and quiet in the evenings, which I love. Second, the rooms are lovely, reflective of a traditional ryokan style, but at a price point that is generous

This ryokan advertises that it has been run by several generations of the same family and you can tell that they have a great passion for what they do. I will always recommend this ryokan to anyone visiting Tokyo

We really liked this accommodation. It’s a more quiet neighbourhood, which is nice after you’ve spent a day on the busy streets of Tokyo. The rooms, bathrooms and toilets were very clean

This is an amazing Ryokan for so many reasons. First, the location is well connected to asakusa in particular, and Tokyo in general, due to its proximity to train stations