I'm a nerd, so right off the main street of Akihabara was great for me. Location was great. I booked this last minute on sale, and it exceeded what I expected from a capsul hotel for so cheap for 8 days. On top of that, services Free alcohol, rice, curry, soft drinks, massage chairs on floor 2 made it feel like an all inclusive hotel. The onsen/shower had so much free product for shampoo, conditioning, bodywash, and hair product it was perfect

There was an odd smell, but I can't blame that on the hotel as they had multiple scent despensers everywhere, I would like to assume that was from it being an all male hotel and some dudes just stink. Once in my capsule and on my own the only sent I ever smelled was my own. Also, I wish the capsule shades were more opaque as I am anxious and enjoy the privacy, though I found having an extra blanket to hand on the hooks in the room made well as an extra wall

The best capsule hotel I have been to so far. I stayed one week and needed a base to explore Tokyo (city and one-day trips, since it was my second time in Japan). Main +: - all included and free of charge: breakfast (rice with curry) and cofee, rice with seasonings and drinks all day long, alcohol at night - traditional onsen (hot spring) with traditional showers and sauna, this is really a huge plus - lovely common room you can use with manga to read, a massage chair and television - everyday fresh towels and yukata I have to say that it really made me live the Tokyo experience I travelled with a big luggage (the classic 23kg suitcase). It will not fit the locker, but DO NOT worry. There is another section where you can lock you luggage separated from the changing area. What I did is: the first day I took out from the big luggage everything that I needed and stored in the locker, while leaving the big luggage in a separated area. (This is a capsule hotel - of course privacy will be limited)

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Amazing location. You can get to Shinjuku, Shibuya and Tokyo fast and easy. The area in itself is beautiful (Akihabara). 2 min walk to the train station. The jacuzzi, sauna and toilets were good. They even had free massage chairs that you could use. The facilities were definitely the better part of the hotel. Staff was also friendly and happy to assist you.

I would have preferred it if they cleaned the capsules properly. A bit of vacuuming, dusting off would be nice. They took out the bed sheets in the morning and did a quick dust off. More cleanliness would be nice. In addition, the hotel had a funny smell. It was nothing too bad, but not very pleasant. Since in the Japanese Onsen you are supposed to be fully naked, it was the same in the showers. Not comfortable for those who are not used to this.

The capsule itself is a bit on the older side but quite spacious, more than I expected. The room is well ventilated so it didn’t smell much, which was nice. I slept okay for the two nights I stayed there, but you can expect to hear snores during your stay. The facility has no private shower booths but a nice public bath facility with a hot tub and sauna, which I really enjoyed. They provide lounge wear and towels like most other Japanese hotels do. They also provide free luggage storage, free drinks and alcohol, rice and curry which is all very nice. I booked it last minute so the price isn’t the best, otherwise it would be a great place for those looking for a short stay in the area.

This place was a dream -- easily the highlight of my four-night stay in Tokyo. It's situated precisely in the center of Akihabara, right near the station which gives you easy access to everything. It's surrounded in nice places to eat, and nerdy stores you can get lost in for hours. You can lock up your luggage with a provided padlock and in a provided locker, you have a provided hotel robe, etc., like at an onsen, and of course there is an indoor onsen which is very enjoyable and not too busy, easy to use any time of the day or night. I find the mist sauna easier to enjoy for longer than the average sauna, since it's got high-humidity and reasonable-temperature, so it doesn't feel like your hair, etc., heats up too much, or like you need to get out after a while. The onsen part is very hot so it takes a little getting used to, but it's very pleasant. The shower facilities are nicer than average, with lots and lots of included amenities and different shampoo and conditioner options, disposable razors, various stuff, etc. Finally, there's Level Two, which is ABSOLUTELY BURSTING with nice, free amenities I haven't seen anywhere else: you get free mango lassi and curry dishes in the morning, there's free rice dishes any time, you can grab miso soup or a vegetable soup, etc., there's a comics library (in Japanese), a set of massage chairs, and TV viewing area (plus TVs in the capsules), and other extras like a smoking room and even a free alcohol bar to sample local booze and hard liquor, as a nightcap before bed. The staff were extremely helpful, and will hold your larger luggage and wheel it out when necessary, so you can sorta stash the big stuff with them, stick the day to day essentials in your locker, and keep the little things like toiletries handy in your capsule (which has a convenient little shelf and some storage).

I would've enjoyed a little vending machine with onsen milk or ice creams, since the onsen itself is very hot, and there isn't a "cooling down" area... and I was riding up and down in the lift a lot since you need to access your locker on level 1, the baths on the sublevel, the amenities area on level 2, and your capsule, quite frequently, leading to a lot of time waiting for elevators... but none of this is really a big deal, and honestly the place is about as ideal as I can imagine for single travellers. My girlfriend is very disappointed that it's male only, since she wants to visit too.

Very close to Akihabara train station and very easy to check in and check out. I extended my stay because for the price, it has all that I needed as a solo traveler. As I wake up early in the morning, it was nice to take shower and dip in the bath before the provided curry breakfast. If you happen to get hungry late at night, theres rice cookers for you to have a light meal without needing to go outside. Very convenient location and great service that I stay here when I'm in Tokyo by myself.

There were a lot of foreigners on my floor and I'm guessing they were a group because they were just chatting, playing videos on speaker from their phones and not turning off their phone alarm which woke a lot of people up... Somewhat expected from capsule hotel but my last stay here was very quiet and people were respectful in making sure the space was quiet.

The location was amazing and the hotel was very nice and provided a lot of stuff like a drink bar and an artificial onsen. The capsules were big enough for a tall person to fit in and I could sleep comfortably without any issues. There was also a charging cable included and a tv in the capsule it's worth a stay. They provide a toothbrush with toothpaste, clothing to use in the establishment, razor, shaving cream etc.

The toilets were sometimes a bit unclean especially on the lounge floor. While the capsules were comfortable a lot of noise still happens to come through from other guests especially when they leave in the morning.

Excellent location right near the train station in a part of the city that demands spending a little time. It is a capsule hotel, yes, but it's definitely what you could consider a more elevated version. The actual capsules are relatively large and the on site facilities for bathing and taking meals are a major bonus. If you've never stayed in a capsule hotel but have been curious about it, this is easily the place to book yourself into.

At the end of the day, it is a capsule hotel. Your room is just a cubicle you curtain off in a secured but shared space. Bathroom and bathing facilities are also shared so some may not be comfortable with that in comparison to a place that has private bathroom and bathing.

The place is very close to the train station and main stores you would want to visit in Akihabara. With close train station, I was going all around Tokyo very easily. Facility was clean like my previous visit and you see staff working hard to ensure the place is kept clean. Keep in mind that this is a capsule hotel and not a hotel with your own room. This is my main stay as solo traveler with light personal belongings and have stayed here few times and will come back again.

First night was quiet but I guess a group of tourists came later because they did not adhere to the rules of capsule hotel... It is expected from capsule hotel but the tourists need to understand that within the capsule area, they should not be using phones, setting alarm they just ignore, and playing videos on their phone with the sound coming from the speaker...Still will come back as the property offers a lot for the price.

The hotel is located practically in the middle of Akihabara's Electric Town, so all the sights and sounds are easily walkable. The hotel also offered far more amenities than I was expecting. Free shaving supplies, toothbrush/toothpaste, free alcohol, free curry rice, etc. The bath was also quite nice and the other patrons seemed generally aware of Japanese bath etiquette. They had cable locks for luggage that wouldn't fit in the locker. My Wandrd Hexad Duffel barely fit in the locker, so my rolling carry-on needed to be secured with the cable lock. These are located centrally on the room floors, not near the capsules. They did have extra lockers above the regular ones, which was great since I was traveling in the winter and had my jacket. The capsules fit me fine (6'/183 cm) and were quite comfortable as well.

The capsule blind doesn't block out as much light as I would have liked, but it didn't end up being an issue for me.