The capsule pod. It’s big enough for one person. I like that it has a table on the side of the bed, which is convenient for placing things and working. It also has a fairly wide bed, so you can open a small suitcase and sleep quite comfortably. It may be a little low, but it is not a problem.

- The auto-lock for the women's floor, door is quite difficult to press to get all the codes to come up. The air conditioner, if you are a bit hot, will be a bit inconvenient because the air conditioner is shared. - And the location, It is about 15 minutes walk from the station. If you come with large luggage, it might be a bit difficult, especially when it rains.

I was surprised about the quality of the hostel. Everything was very clean, the staff cleaned the facilities every day. The furniture and facility also felt modern and cozy. You are even provided basic items such as towels, toothbrush and razors. They also provide filtered water and coffee. I didn’t want to go to a capsule hostel because of the size but my budget was quite low so it was really great to find this hostel. The “rooms” are bigger than capsule hostels and even have space for storage. Definitely ask for the A-side in the women’s dormitory since there’s a bit more space. Additionally, the location is so convenient, it’s just a couple minutes from tokyo station by metro. There are multiple stations nearby with easy connection to places such as Akihabara. Walking around the neighbourhood is also quite nice since the buildings around the area are also all pretty. This seems to be a place where some working people live permanently so there are not many people hanging around during the day, which makes it nicely quiet most of the time.

Even though the storage in the rooms is supposed to have a lock, you’re not allowed to use the locks so you have to pay for the lockers if you want to secure your belongings. But it’s not so expensive, about 300yen/day.

large space, fully equipped with many amenities and facilities, good location

Not friendly staff, they live there and use the facilities like their own that make I feel like an intruder and uncomfortable. There is only 1 shower room for women on 3rd floor, but one of their staff use it for a long time even though there is a notice at the door for not using it longer than 15 minutes, there are plenty of shower rooms for men, even though there is no one using the shower rooms or toilets on the first floor, another staff not allow me to use them because they are for men only, while the staff herself use the women shower room for like an hour! She also use the hair dryer and hair straightener like it is her own stuff. Clean room, but so many dust here and there especially at the corner or the elevator, corridors and ventilation fan

lovely cubicle stay ! try to request for the A side (for females) as you get a private lil corner behind the curtains for ur luggage (unlike the B side which has all their luggages at a corner... :<) the space was huge and i love how there are desk areas inside the cubicle for you to put a lot of stuff on it (i believe some people stay for 3-4 months instead of short staycays from booking.com as there are "lockers" for them to put their bags but not provided as I was only there for less than a week) everyone was generally courteous and wont make loud sounds in the room ! i also love how there is minimal interaction with others and even if you do, its just a small smile and u can go back to your tiny room! the train stations (3 to be exact) are also within a 10 min walk! there are lots of local food stores around the neighbourhood too for the price you pay for, i would say it is worth it :)

there is unfortunately only ONE shower cubicle in the room (but 3 toilets...). though there is a sign that says limit your shower to 15min, some do take longer than that (and unfortunately, it is not a japanese thing to bang on door and ask them to hurry up so you either got to wait or go to level 1 to shower but it is a male/unisex shower area -- theres 2 shower cubicles!) in winter, it might get cold especially if u sleep in the lower bunk bed (the heater is a centralised heater on the level and some people do adjust it to make it colder, so buy heat pads to keep u company!)

Spacious for a capsule hotel. Before checking in, I was worried my room would feel claustrophobic, but it did not feel like that at all. 10mins walk from Akihabara station. Many toiletries from a regular hotel are included: towels, razors, ear plugs.

Locker not included with the room. Limited bin space for rubbish. The ladder to my room was right next to a window on the 4th floor with no protections: if the window was open and I slipped while climbing the ladder, I could've fallen right out the window onto the concrete below Bathroom on my floor was out of order while I was there, though the urinals were still operational

Location was great for me, Was close to somewhere I stayed previously so knew the area, Subways a short walk away, a few convenience stores just over the road/round the corner, a small supermarket a little walk away. a nice 10 or so minute stroll towards Akihabara. Daily free towels and some amenities was really nice to have. Staff were really helpful, chatty and welcoming. Good kitchen and common room to relax in aswell. Will return on a future trip.

I recently had the pleasure of staying here, and I must say it was a delightful experience. From the moment I stepped in, I felt welcomed and at ease. Here are some highlights of my stay: Workspace Excellence: As someone who occasionally needs to work remotely, I was thrilled to find a well-designed workspace within my room. The desk was spacious, ergonomically friendly, and equipped with all the essentials: a comfortable chair, good lighting, and conveniently placed power outlets. It made my work sessions productive and enjoyable. Spotless Cleanliness: Cleanliness is a top priority for me, and exceeded my expectations. The room was impeccably clean, and I appreciated the attention to detail. The linens were fresh, the floors gleamed, and even the corners were dust-free. Kudos to the housekeeping team! Peaceful Ambiance: The overall ambiance was serene and calming. It felt like a home away from home. Whether I was working, relaxing, or enjoying a cup of tea in the common area, the tranquil atmosphere made my stay truly memorable. Friendly Staff: The staff members were warm, courteous, and always ready to assist. They provided helpful local tips, recommended nearby eateries, and ensured that I had everything I needed. Their genuine hospitality added a personal touch to my stay. Convenient Location: Conveniently located near public transportation and Akihabara 10 minutes wallk , making it easy to explore the city. Whether I wanted to visit cultural landmarks, dine at local restaurants, or simply take a leisurely stroll, everything was within reach. In summary, my stay was a delightful blend of comfort, cleanliness, and convenience. I highly recommend it to fellow travelers seeking a cozy retreat. I’ll definitely be returning on my next visit!

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Nice and cozy stay, comfortable and spacious capsule. Great location off of a busy road, easy walking distance to Akihabara and train stations.

Showers were on a separate floor for males. Washing machine could not be used with coins Another patron had an alarm going off every morning, and during the morning of the 22nd, it went for 45 minutes without being stopped... I am aware this isn't something that the property can control but it was just annoying.

- Great location for various train connections, river running routes and new OK supermarket 800m away. - Well equipped kitchen (never crowded) and extra fridge space in dorms, free tasty coffee & tea. - Nicely made, cosy 'capsules'. - Toilets and sinks inside dorm but not disturbing. - Fellow guests very quiet and considerate. - Nice lounge/dining area. - Friendly staff, stored my luggage and allowed me to use facilities before check-in.

- Shower temperature was a bit temperamental. - A little space to hang things to dry would be useful.

The capsule was really large, and it had enough room to do some work there too. It was a really comfortable night's sleep. Slippers and other amenities such as a razor and earplugs and bath towel were provided. English and Japanese instructions. I did not speak English to the staff, but I'm sure someone who does not speak Japanese could come here just fine.

Only one shower area in the dorm, and it was a bit small. The keypad to get into the room area was a bit confusing at first as I got given the wrong code for the door. Check in opens a bit late (4pm).