9h nine hours Hamamatsucho

Excellent location, very close to main train station from/to the airport, and very comfortable capsule stay. The premises were clean, and the study/common area on the top floor, along with the balcony, are the highlight; bright and with excellent views across Tokyo. The staff were friendly, and the pods comfortable and nice. I would recommend it a lot! Tokyo Tower is nearby and lots of good eating places around too; great value for money.

The atmosphere of this capsule pod hotel was spectacular, almost like entering a space ship. The pods themselves were spacious enough and dampened any exterior sounds, not that there was any noise during my visit. The private shower rooms were appreciated and lockers for personal belongings were great to feel a little more secure. The pajamas provided are also nice and breathable to remain cool at night. I would also highly recommend attending their lounge on the top floor at night to see a great view of the Japan Tower from up high. It was a great stay and if I ever have the pleasure of visiting Japan again, i'll be sure to book this location again. If you are looking for an affordable hotel stay in Tokyo, this is a great location.

Nice experience with the capsule hotel in Tokyo. The position is really good and close to the metro station. The rooftop terrace has a great view of the Tokyo Tower. The bedroom was comfy and with one plug and a USB-A port plus a dimmer for the light. The showers and bathrooms are shared, but they were clean and with all the amenities. There's a shared space if you need to do some work or calls.

It's an interesting experience. I have stayed in a few capsule hotels before, but none like this. The pods are something new which I've never really experienced and it's nice for a change. They provide everything you would need for a night's stay. But it's all located in the locker/washrooms or on the public areas. Definitely visit the top level for a nice view of Tokyo Tower and the surroundings.

This was booked as an experience as my 16 year old daughter really wanted to try a capsule hotel whilst we were in Japan and many capsule hotels don't take under 18's. It delivered on being an interesting experience. It is much better than many of the hostels I stayed at in my backpacking days - clean and comfortable with good working showers and toilets. People were also really respectful. I was dubious of a good night sleep as it is only basically a roller blind between you and the corridor (and my capsule was by the door) but everyone was so quite it didn't matter. I was surprised by the included breakfast from the Tulley's coffee shop, which was a decent breakfast. Staff were probably really nice but I just gave them a "good" as I didn't have much interaction.