Capsule Hotel Block Room Reviews

Hostel seems to be based for japanese staying long-term . Lots of old japanese guests who make it their home . Some are very rude . The lady that works the night shift for reception is a miserable ---- . Showers are communal and disgned to be taking sitting down . They also insist on you signing your key in and out every time you leave . If your western I would recommend avoiding you can find cheaper hostels with better locations .

After I checked out, I was sitting in the lobby, it was cold outside and I wanted to sit in the lobby for a few hours until my transfer vehicle arrived at the airport, a short, slightly bald, slightly bald gentleman waiting at the reception desk came and said that I could not sit because I had checked out, then another employee came and said that I could sit, they are making fun of me, that short, middle-aged, slightly bald employee whose name I did not know was not polite at all

Nice location, the amenities are okay but not fancy, the price is really cheap so the quality/price is incredibly good The room are very tiny, so it needs a good organization, it was clean and no bedbugs. It smells sometimes bad (smoking) but it's "okay" The people are really kind, helpful, their English is very basic but no misunderstanding. You have new towel every new day. It's an hostel so of course there are not that much privacy and noisy sometimes. 7/10 but +1 because you can't find something cheaper if this quality

Recommended

The common living room in the female area is full of the smell of cigarettes. You have to walk through that room to access the toilets. They should prohibit smoking in that area because people who don't smoke find it very irritating. But the price is cheap compared to other Hostels in Tokyo.

Stuffs were nice though

I loved the sauna.

It's good

Good for everything

Good location

N*** near Don Quijote supermarket for convenient shopping. Near the station, around the station is a food street.

The biggest advantage of this capsule hotel is that there is a hot spring where you can bathe. You can bathe from about 18:00 to 10:00 every day, and rest from 10:00 to 16:00. There are no massage bubbles and no water in the pool, but You can take a shower. The beds in the room are divided into bunk beds. By the way, there are two smoking rooms inside, which are divided into the third floor and the fourth floor. Most of the boys are on the third floor and the girls are on the fourth floor. But There are still a small number of boys who are assigned to the fourth floor. There is hot water for use. Snacks and instant noodles are also sold at the front desk. There are also two vending machines with beer and drinks for purchase. There are 6 to 8 small long tables in the public space. There is a small independent TV on each small long table to watch news or other programs. There are about 12 channels to choose from. The air conditioning in the room is very strong. The quilt is very thin and not thick enough. It is best to wear long sleeves and cover yourself with a quilt when sleeping. There are six washbasins for brushing teeth and four toilets. There is only room for three people to take a bath in the hot spring. There are four safes in the hot spring bathing and changing area, all of which can be locked with keys. There is a surprise room at the corner downstairs. Andendo Hall is open 24 hours a day and sells everything you want to buy.

Overall, it is cheap in Tokyo and is worth the price. It is very close to Akabane Station and has convenient transportation.

Very cost-effective, convenient transportation, right next to JR Akabane Station, many young people around, rich nightlife, many supermarkets and restaurants. You can occasionally meet tourists from all over the world, suitable for backpacking. LEE ENTERPRISE BUILDING in the picture is on the third floor. It is easy to find it when you go there for the first time, especially at night.