Nice stay next to Haneda airport, just 2 metro stations away. Area felt safe to walk alone at night. There’s a convenience store right across the street and different restaurants to choose from. Beds are comfortable, privacy shade would blackout most of the hallway light since it’s never turned off and they provide flip flops, towels, shampoo, conditioner, etc.

The accommodation shares property with a small restaurant so it can be quite loud when you are trying to check in (by the way, it’s self check in) also, there is food smell carried into the hallways but once you get into the room it disappears.

Close to the airport. Easy to check in/out and gain access to the room. No staff after certain hours, but you can check in with a kiosk, although this might not be apparent at the outset. Capsule organized and clean, plenty of little comforts like USB for charging, small/larger lights, blinds, etc.

It was a little confusing to find the kiosk for self check in after hours. Obviously the space isn't very large being a capsule hotel, but that's to be expected. It's a little intimidating finding the correct capsule as it SEEMS there might be multiple with the same number/letter, but they are in fact unique.

- Friendly Staff who explained everything during the check in process - Small locker to put your valuables - Restaurant at the hostel (Didn’t had the chance to eat there) - Very comfortable bed and nice amenities! - A small USB fan which was a life saver as capsule rooms tend to get really hot - Very close to Haneda Airport

Since I was on the upper bunk, which was fine. I didn’t like how awkwardly I had to get into my bed and every time I put my need on the base of the bed. It hurts. Just a suggestion, probably put some rubber foam along the end of the bed so the person going into the bed doesn’t hurt their needs. Lastly, taking an elevator just to take a shower and now inside of the room. Everything else, no complaints.

There are securities code in every door, it’s very safe for a solo travel like me. The staffs are friendly, I arrived midnight because of my flight arrival and the receptionist guy made the check-in very easy and fast so I could rest. I took the big capsule. It’s so clean and comfortable. Got a new towel changed everyday. There is deposit box and amenities in the capsule, also they provide hairdryer and hot air brush in the bathroom and toilet.

I didn’t have a chance to try the teppanyaki. And the other guests made some noise by talking to each other nonstop at 2 am in the morning. Luckily the hostel provides earplug.

The location was perfect. It was only 3 stops by train from Haneda airport and the moment I got out of the train station, I could see the sign to the property. It was extremely clean, easy to check in and had all of the amenities you needed for a quick stay. The showers were hot and bathrooms/ rooms/ lounge area were spacious. I would stay here again.

Nothing, but get cash if you can. I had to take a 5am train back to Haneda and they only accepted cash to pay for the ticket.

Needed a place close to the airport for a morning flight and it was a perfect choice. Only 5 min walk from the subway station. Smooth check in/out. Had slippers, towels, toothbrush, tissues and even a hair brush inside the capsule. Lockers are provided outside and inside the capsulise for small items. Very comfy bed and pillow, amazingly clean, with vending machines and I didn’t use but I think it’s a restaurant downstairs. I recommend.

Nothing.

Everything as description , Cousy restaurant at the entrance and nice staff. bathroom, showers high quality and also the sleeping cabins really private and clean.

- to many email , message after the booking. People are traveling or working. - maybe check in at 15:00 , starting at 16:00 a little bit late and if you arrive early you need to Pay if you leave also a small bag. - for the same price you can book a hotel nearby

I was expecting bunk beds in an open space but the male dormitory room is more like a cabin hotel except there are no cabins stacked vertically. The beds are quite spacious and clean. The entire room was unexpectedly quiet; however, as travelers leave and arrive late at night / very early in the morning they generate noise due to packing and unpacking stuff.

The air conditioning is quite loud, furthermore it switches on and off very frequently, something that's not conducive to a good sleep if your bed is right next to said unit.

Property is located very close to the Otorri station, like 5 min walk. And at the same time, this station is 15 mins away from the Haneda Airport, so location is very convenient. Rooms are very clean and they have a strict policy on the noise after 10PM. So you can sleep very peaceful.

The 2nd floor, is the gathering area, and it was very small compared to other places I have been. There are just 4 tables with 2 chairs each and the washing/dryer machine are basically in front of these.

This was probably the cleanest capsule hotel I've ever stayed in. I also loved the little shelf that ran along the inside of the capsule beds, and the little fan they had inside each room - it can get host in the beds especially with the blinds closed so that was a great addition! Despite the rowdy izakaya downstairs you couldn't hear it at all upstairs. Would definitely stay here again.