nine hours Asakusa

I was traveling with my college aged son. Perfect place to sleep and shower. Private toilets with Toto toilet and private shower stall with great water pressure and hot water. Inside each pod there is a USB port and a standard 2 prong plug. It was roomy enough to sleep comfortably. The locker area does get crowded at times, but I usually avoided that by showering early. If you stay for multiple days, you have to check back in after cleanup, which I think is 1300. Mandatory leave the cubicles and locker areas time is 1000. They allow you to use the locked lockers while you are out doing your thing. It was a great experience and would recommend it to anyone.

good location, staff were always really nice, everything was really clean. slippers, towels and loungewear are also available for free as well as shampoo and bodywash. the only thing that was a bit annoying was that you had to check in and out everyday. check out had to be done by latest 10am and check in was only possible earliest at 1 pm. also the place were the lockers were, was kinda super small so it was sometimes uncomfortable to pack and change. otherwise i really enjoyed the stay and would probably come again.

I was shocked how much I enjoyed my stay. I am claustrophobic but really wanted to try a capsule hotel because, well, they’re something you always hear about! First off, ZERO issues with the bed pod. It is basically a bunk bed with the entry at the foot of the bed + a privacy screen. Lockers, showers, and so on are on another floor, so it is actually very quiet for sleeping (not like any hostel I’ve been to). Everything was also super clean, the locker / shower room was very nice (sort of a gym / spa vibe), staff was friendly, and location was great—walking through Asakusa was a nice was to start and end the day.

Good Location but congested locker room.

The staff don’t speak English. The wifi sucks the beds not comfortable. It was a good experience trying a capsule hotel. But not for me.