A 2-minute walk from JR Shinjuku Station and Shinjuku 3-chome station, Anshin Oyado Tokyo Shinjuku Ekimaeten - Male Only (MALE GUESTS ONLY) features an internet café, WiFi and a public bath, ...
Stefanus Ndaru
Indonesia
A decent capsule hotel, has all the amenities you need for a brief stay, surprisingly has free flow alcohol and a decent public wash room and onsen. It's in the heart of shinjuku so you can visit all the popular tourist spot nearby without any hassle.
Newly opened this summer, Hotel Owl Tokyo Nippori is conveniently located a 5-minute walk from JR or Keisei Nippori Stations. Free WiFi is provided throughout the property.
Wendy
Canada
Very clean, quiet, great bathrooms and showers. Loved the upper capsule beds. They were roomy with convenient area to access baggage within the bed area.
Ideally set in the Shinjuku Ward district of Tokyo, Rembrandt Cabin Shinjuku Shin-Okubo is located a 4-minute walk from Meotogi Shrine, 500 yards from Koizumi Yakumo Memorial Park and a 4-minute walk...
Edward Veluz
Philippines
The location was ideal! The train was literally less than a 5 minute walk. It's between 7/11 and Family Mart. There's a lot of places to eat.
Located 4 minutes away on foot from JR Ogikubo Station, 安心お宿 新宿荻窪店-男性専用- features a hot spring bath that is open at all hours of the day. There is a 24-hour front desk at the hotel.
Blacksher
United States of America
Free amenities are the best, rice and curry every morning with drinks almost 24/7. Bathhouse is nice if you don't mind the culture of just stripping down: treat it like a gym locker room and it's fine. Also, there are no other showering options besides the bathhouse, and you cannot get in the actual hot spring with any clothes on, as that is pretty nasty anyways. Pretty much everything you need there, but be wary that while they have English papers and signs, they don't speak as much of it. You don't really need to talk at all here though, you can just be silent for 3 days straight and it's a great experience. Pretty much everything you see is included, you don't even need your bag or pajamas because they give you outfits to change in to. If it's not included, they will have a price tag next to it, but that's only the shop near the entrance of the hotel. Amazingly relaxing experience, you can just chill all day and read manga (might be hard if you can't read Japanese though).
For anime fans: I discovered that White Fox Studios is literally less than a minute walk from this hotel on the way to Ogikubo station, so that is pretty cool if you enjoy anime.
Located within 2.4 miles of Shinkoshigaya Varie and 2.9 miles of Daisho-ji Temple, Hotel Galaxy Pod has rooms with air conditioning and a shared bathroom in Koshigaya.
The Global Hotel Tokyo is located in Tokyo, in the Shinjuku Ward district. Located around 1.1 mi from Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden, the capsule hotel is also 1.7 mi away from Meiji Jingu Shrine.
Located in the heart of the lively Shinjuku area, the Kuyakusho-mae Capsule Hotel is 1148 feet from Shinjuku Train Station. It offers compact capsule beds with a private TV and an alarm clock.
Patrick
United Kingdom
Very close to all the major things in Shinjuku. The men’s public bath was very nice as well, good tubs
Capsule Hotel Block Room features air-conditioned rooms with satellite TV in the Kita district of Tokyo.
T
United States of America
One of my favorite places to stay when I visit Japan.
It's right next to the Akabane Station and Don Quixote.
There isn't an elevator, but you can store your luggage on the day you check in. You can pay in cash if you need to extend your stay more days and if there's room.
Capsules are lockable. You get free towels and a robe; you can exchange towels once a day. If you're staying 4-5+ days you can ask for linen changes. Toothpaste and toothbrush sets are free.
Washing machine (free, bring own detergent) is available, it costs 100yen/10 min to dry. You can air dry in your capsule if you need to, but there are laundromats nearby if you can't get the clothes dry.
There are smoking areas in the building.
Developed in Japan, these cheap “pod” hotels are a novelty for any traveler. With rows of small single bed enclosed capsules, accommodations are basic and intended to be overnight. There's separate storage for luggage and gender-separate communal bathrooms. Some capsule hotels also have a sentō – a Japanese bath house, usually for male guests only.
The location is convenient, staffs are super friendly and helpful, comfortable beds, good breakfast, free coffee and teas almost all day, free toiletries. No keys, everything pin pad.
Simple, semi-capsule hotel (you'll get your own box). Surprisingly comfortable. Bathroom well equipped with whatever you may need to look even more beautiful. Rather silent and clean. In my opinion better than multi-bed dormitory (the box gives you privacy).
The staff was very friendly and helpful, they're available 24h/day. When my own Japanese failed they were nice to find an online translator. They offer free hygiene products, bathrobes and more.
Our first capsule hotel in Japan, stayed there for 2 nights. Travelling as a couple. We stayed at different floors and could be together downstairs where there was free curry and machines dispensing ice cream and various drinks. We were surprised how clean everything was. Staff was very friendly and helpful. Capsules were comfy, just a bit too hot occasionally. Location is perfect. Will recommend!
Great selection of complimentary refreshments and food (no vegetarian curry, but plenty of rice/noodles/ice cream). Rooms were very spacious for a capsule hotel and the bathrooms were well kept.
The hotel is close to the station. And there are many restaurants and even Shopping Mall near the hotel, so convenient!!
The staff are very friendly and helpful! :)
This place is exceptional. Although it was a capsule hotel you couldn't feel that there was like 50 people on the same floor. It was quiet, large bathrooms and showers prevented any queues, food and drinks were great. Amazing, truly recommend, and I'll come back for sure.
A Non Buffet style Japanese breakfast was very good.
Very convenient location with easy access to the station
Yutaka
Family with young children
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