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The 10 best Capsule hotels in Minato, Japan
The Minato district of Toyko is home to a few excellent museums, including the Nezu Museum of antiques and the Tokyo Metropolitan Teien Art Museum. Tokyo City View, an observation area on the 52nd floor of the Mori Tower, offers an amazing panoramic view of the entire metropolitan area.
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1. Nine Hours Akasaka Sleep Lab
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 70 reviews
Business trips, travels, or overtime work. What features are required for overnight stays in urban hotels? Resetting your day, from one day to the next, needs three basic actions: take a shower, sleep, and get yourself dressed. We simply replace these actions with the time spent: one hour + seven hours + one hour. Based on this most straightforward concept of staying in a hotel, ninehours offers ideally simple urban stay unlike any other in the world.
Feels like in the tree house
Reviewed By nagoyasakuraFeels like you’re sleeping in a tree house, ambience is perfect, stylish, and it smells good. Location is pretty convenient . Cafe and train station just nearby. Staff are so helpful and friendly. Been to many capsule hotels and this is one of the most beautiful
2. First Cabin Atagoyama
Overall Ratings
4 based on 71 reviews
This hotel is a brand-new capsule hotel.
Reviewed By KazukoT27If you have never had experience of capsule hotel, you would be surprised. There is only a bed in a room. But this hotel is much more comfortable than the other capsule hotel because room is big and tall enough that you can stand on the bed. It has a common shower room at 8th floor, which has a big bath. I love it very much. If you want a chat with friends and something to eat, you can stay at 6th floor, which has a small bar. And you can bring some food and drinks to eat there. No key of room. Only has a safe-deposit box in a room. You have to put your wallet, passport and something valuable into it. After you get used of it, you can enjoy staying.
3. Anshin Oyado Shinbashi
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 74 reviews
Near-station hotels convenient for business and sightseeing. Beautiful and clean, a healing space with an atmosphere of Bali. The inside of the hotel decorated with furnishing goods directly imported from Bali is different from the existing capsule hotels and it is a peaceful space where you will be able to relax. Our staff will serve you with smiles in order for our guests to be able to comfortably stay. The jet bath that eases physical fatigue and the mist sauna that has less burden on the body. Helston maifan stone artificial hot spring that contains more than 40 kinds of rich minerals. The mild bath which also has the skin cleaning effect will warm your body and make you refresh yourself. Artificial Hot Spring & Mist Sauna The jet bath that eases physical fatigue and the mist sauna that has less burden on the body. Helston maifan stone artificial hot spring that contains more than 40 kinds of rich minerals. The mild bath which also has the skin cleaning effect will warm your body and make you refresh yourself. Sufficient Free Services Other than the hot spring and Internet café, you can use various necessary items at free of charge while your stay.
I would not come again
Reviewed By ThakeloFirst of all, I need to clarify that I am not Japanese not Asian, which may absolutely make my opinion biased. I enjoyed every bit of my holiday trip in Japan up until the point I stayed in this hotel. What bothered me the most was how slow and inefficient everything was. Let me walk you through: 1) As you enter the hotel (male-only), you are asked to take off your shoes and use the sandals they provide (which is normal in Japan). You then need to put your shoes in a locker and give the staff your locker key so that they keep it and give you your room’s/luggage locker’s key. You have to do this every time you enter or go out, there’s no taking your room’s key outside of the hotel. This is an important annoyance and will always take several minutes. 2) If you have medium/big luggage you have to store in the first floor either in a very narrow locker or on top of it, with yet another locker/key the staff has to provide. You cannot take big luggage up to your room as there will be no space (room’s are in floors 4-6). 3) It is recommended (but not obligatory I think) that you wear some bath clothes the hotel provides (a brown, saggy outfit that is always too wide or too short where it’s not supposed to). Most of the passengers wear these as pijamas during their stay and change to regular clothes in the luggage storage room before they go out. 4) Baths and toilets are clean, modern, and provide every bath product you need (including styling products, toothbrushes and even mouthwash). There are many toilets and lavatories throughout the hotel but there are no private showers. The only existing showering area is that of the Onzen (basically about 20 open showers in a room where everyone gets cleaned before entering the hot bath). This is especially important for people who don’t feel comfortable being naked in public. The hot bath is ok. 5) Each room has a lot of capsules that are usually full, so do expect snoring and late-night comers. Still, it wasn’t very noisy to me. The capsules themselves are comfortable and fully equipped with cables and even a TV. The air gets kind of hot and thick at night but there is a common AC that compensates for that. 6) Breakfast consists of onigiris (rice triangles with various stuffings) that you make yourself with a vending machine. The ingredients and tastes are a lot stronger and maybe unpleasant for a westerner compared to the onigiris you can get in a market. So, in conclusion, if you are familiar with Japanese culture and food, this may be a decent stay especially considering the location and if you like onzens. To me it wasn’t much of a cultural shock but I disliked my stay. The staff barely speaks any english, they are slow, and the huge mess with keys and luggage and shoes is just not worth it. I will not come back again, even if it means paying double for a normal hotel.
4. Capsule Inn Hamamatsucho
Overall Ratings
3 based on 29 reviews
Very good value for money
Reviewed By fcz5It is cheap, people are nice, you are very close to landmarks and train/subway. The only problem is that if someone makes noise, you will definitely hear it, but other than that, it is a very good price for money, considering 7 nights are the cost of a single night in an average tokyo hotel.
5. Nine hours Hamamatsucho
Overall Ratings
4 based on 2 reviews
Resetting your day, from one day to the next, needs three basic actions: take a shower, sleep, and get yourself dressed. We simply replace these actions with the time spent: one hour + seven hours + one hour. Based on this most straightforward concept of staying in a hotel, ninehours offers ideally simple urban stay unlike any other in the world.
コスパが良いカプセルホテル
Reviewed By eve3212浜松町駅近くのカプセルホテルです。周辺では一番安いホテルで寝るだけなら充分です。アメニティもタオルとナイトウェア（フリーサイズで上下分かれている)があるので手ぶらで泊まれます。シャワールームも綺麗でした。10階には食事や仕事、勉強が出来るスペースがあり窓から東京タワーが見えます。デメリットとしてはいびきをかく人が周囲にいるとうるさいので快適に寝たい人は早い時間に寝るのがお勧めです。
6. Nine Hours Akasaka Sleep Lab
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 70 reviews
Business trips, travels, or overtime work. What features are required for overnight stays in urban hotels? Resetting your day, from one day to the next, needs three basic actions: take a shower, sleep, and get yourself dressed. We simply replace these actions with the time spent: one hour + seven hours + one hour. Based on this most straightforward concept of staying in a hotel, ninehours offers ideally simple urban stay unlike any other in the world.
Feels like in the tree house
Reviewed By nagoyasakuraFeels like you’re sleeping in a tree house, ambience is perfect, stylish, and it smells good. Location is pretty convenient . Cafe and train station just nearby. Staff are so helpful and friendly. Been to many capsule hotels and this is one of the most beautiful
7. First Cabin Akasaka
Overall Ratings
4 based on 63 reviews
Hotel
Very good for what you get!
Reviewed By 99skidevilThis is a hostel type of hotel. It was extremely comfortable, clean, and the staff was great. The amenities and facilities for this type of hotel were top notch as well. The location was perfectly centered in Tokyo (Akasaka) with very short walk to the subway. Lots of food and entertainment nearby. I found my favorite restaurant around the corner - the BEST Chicken Katsudon I've ever had - I was in heaven.
8. Tamachi Bay Hotel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 22 reviews
Lovely place, the only problem is noise
Reviewed By Jingle345This hotel is really clean and the facilities are excellent. When you check in the staff are very friendly and helpful and explain how it works, where to put your stuff etc. You get a locker for your luggage, and inside the locker are slippers to wear into the main area, then in the capsule there are pyjamas, towel, toothbrush. The capsule had a very comfortable bed, was a nice temperature, was dark enough, had charging point, lights. It was not sound proof enough though! There is just a blind to close your capsule, which someone could lift from the outside. Therefore I did not feel totally secure and any small noise nearby from my neighbours woke me up as I thought it could be someone coming into my capsule.
9. Capsule Inn Shinbashi
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 22 reviews
Not your best bet for a capsule hotel
Reviewed By 62Glenn2014This is only my second stay in a capsule hotel. The capsule itself was a little rundown. I got a capsule next to the vending machine and can attest it does get used at 3:30 am. One shower for 18 people. To say the toilet is cramped is an understatement. Next time I will go back to 9 Hours capsule.
10. Binemu
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 3 reviews
A completely new luxury capsule hotel that will be beauty just by staying
Clean and professional.
Reviewed By Michael KI had an opportunity to stay at Binemu over the Christmas holidays. For a "capsule hotel", this is one of the cleanest and professionally run in Azabu / Roppongi area. The guests are a mix of local Japanese and foreign travelers. By and large, the guests are professionals rather than backpackers looking to make friends. Each of the capsule units are clean and well setup technically. All the electronic controls are right next to the bed and easy to operate. The TV had CNN and BBC. The WIFI worked well. As for the location, Binemu is less than 5 minutes from Oedo Line or Namboku Line on Azabujuban station. For someone traveling on budget, this hotel is highly recommended. One thing to watch out for. The bed sheets are not changed daily unless you do it yourself.
