Shinjuku Kuyakushomae Capsule Hotel - Tokyo

If you do not insist on top luxury and want to try real japanese capsule-style hotel, this is the right choice. Situated right by the world's largest train station Shinjuku and pulsing surrounding streets, really clean and well maintained, the hotel rewards you with authentic Japanese experience. You can relax in warm baths or sauna, all included included […] in the perfect capsule price. No worry about noise or disturbance, Japanese guys are very polite and considerate. Top value for money ! Devamı

This was not my first time in a capsule hotel, but the first that locks you out from 10 am to 3 pm. This would have been fine if it was listed in their description, but I came as a surprise. As someone who relies on the internet for my business being locked out was a real problem. The kicker is that I paid a good amount per day to use their internet. […] Next is the neighborhood, You will be harassed at night by foreign touts. I have been all over the world and these are the worst! Other than that the hotel is in great shape and the staff are excellent. Devamı

For a real Japanese experience you must try this place - helpfull staff who spoke English ( she was from the Philipines ) this was my second stay and you cant beat the location or price -- was a Sat night so the capsule area can get a little noisy -- not one for the shy person and the Japanese dont like anyone with Tatoos in their Onsen

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What a fantastic experience. always wanted to do this in japan. excellent location,clean,comfortable,great value. its more like a spa with the sauna hot baths,also great restaurant. only negative thing i have to say is the smoking in the restaurant is overwhelming. other then that great

Decided to do something different for one night, wouldn't suggest more than that. Good location, but dificult to find. Very clean, for the price, a bargain. Not having a larger locker is a pain, if you are over 6.2ft, capsule might be too short fully stretched. Staff friendly, speak English.

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The hotel is a little off the main path and you have to fight past the infestation of door men trying to get you into their bars. But I thought that was the first part. Sort of felt like a big slumber party because you can hear everything outside your pod. Hope you're not a light sleeper or that you have a snoring neighbor, or this place could be a […] problem for you. In the end, the sleeping space was clean and spacious enough. Great value if you're a sound sleeper. I give this high rating for the pure value and they cater well to non-Japanese speaking guests. Devamı

My brother and I were on vacation in Japan and stayed in the Kuyakushomae hotel one night (the regular hotel we were staying at was completely booked for that one night, plus we really wanted to experience a capsule hotel). First off, remember that this is a capsule hotel and we expected very few, if any, amenities. The first thing we did is check-in […] (obviously). The place is hard to find, at least if you don't read/speak Japanese. We couldn't read the street names, which is why we missed it the first time. We finally found it after going one block too far and asking at a nearby Lawson's (like a 7-11 in the US). Check-in itself was a piece of cake. When we got there, we put our shoes in shoe lockers and took the keys. At the reception desk, we turned in the keys for a separate set of keys (our lockers for the night). The staff at reception was extremely helpful. We had a printout of our hotels.com reservation, but it wasn't necessary. Our names were already in their book and the whole process took less than 15 minutes (mainly due to the language barrier). I had booked the hotel a few weeks in advance, so YMMV if it's a last-minute thing. Once we read the rules and took our locker keys, we were free to explore the hotel. The second thing we did is head to the lockers to change. The hotel provides one Jinbei per guest (one size fits all, from what I can tell). The lockers are small - it couldn't completely fit, length-wise, one shirt or pant (folded in half, on hangar). Word of advice - put the majority of your stuff in a larger bag and have the front desk hold it (we didn't do this, since we only came with a very small bag). From there, we quickly took a look at the showers / cleaning area. The bath area is communal. There are individual seats with hand-held shower heads and a small wicker/plastic chair. Towels, cleaning cloths, body cleanser and shampoo are provided in the bath area, along with shaving cream. In the brushing/shaving areas, you have disposable Devamı

I know most people wouldn't know what to expect in a capsule hotel, so I thought I'd give an honest/thorough review of what it was like. I honestly had a VERY GOOD experience here. This is my fourth trip to Japan, but the first time in the capsule hotel. This time I stayed for 15 days and, as expected, not everything was perfect. I'm going to try to […] give you the good and the bad to be fair. Locating the hotel: The hotel is 5 minutes from Shinjuku Station (the largest train station in the world). However, the hotel is a little hard to find with a tiny blue sign in an ocean of signs. Since Japanese address system is really horrible, many cab drivers could not find it even with the exact address and a GPS. I was able to get a business card with Japanese kanji, rather than the Romanized spelling of the hotel and address, and that seemed to help. Checking In: When you arrive, you'll need to remove your shoes and put them in a locker before coming to the check-in desk. There was a slight problem at check-in finding my reservation, but this resolved itself quickly. You'll exchange your shoe key for a locker key, which you'll strap to your arm for your stay. You'll also receive standard "shorts" and a robe. Luggage: If you have large luggage, you'll want to remove the things you'll need immediately and bring them with you because you'll be leaving your bag behind the desk. The bag is secure, but you'll have access to the bag whenever you want. The staff never gave me a hard time when I asked for it roughly once a day. Locker room: With your locker key, your gown, and your stuff you'll head just a few feet to the locker rooms. There you'll change into your gown and lock up your valuables. I have to admit, it is a little strange that there are cameras in the locker rooms, but this is actually relatively common in Japan. I decided not to worry about it too much. Baths: After changing into your gown, it is a good time to head over to the baths and refresh. Some may find p Devamı

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Foi horrivel em minha opiniao este hotel,para quem nao conhece se trata de uma capsula ,sua mala fica na recepçao ,o banheiro e coletivo ,vc precisa sair e pegar sua mala toda vez que banhar na recepçao ,so pode andar descalço no hotel,resumindo nao va que irao perder grana assim como eu perdi ,vao ao lado dele no BEST WESTER ,vale a pena demais ,e […] o tipo da economia barata ir a este hotel ...APROVEITEM para ir ao MONTE FUJI,HIROSHIMA,TEMPLO BUDISTA EM NAGOYA,NAO SE ESQUEÇAM DE COMPRAR O JR PASS POIS O TREM OU METRO E BEM CARO ,VALE A PENA DEMAIS ,LEMBRANDO QUE VCS SO PODEM COMPRA-LO FORA DO JAPAO ,LA NAO SERA VENDIDO,TEM DE 1 SEMANA ,14 DIAS 21 DIAS ENFIM ...ENFIM E ISSO ESPERO PODER TER AJUDADO DE ALGUMA FORMA Devamı

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Très bien pour passer une nuit à Tokyo pour pas trop cher. Propre et calme.

At overnatte på et capsule hotel er en interessant indsigt i japansk livstil og kultur. Det er en meget ærlig oplevelse af et koncept, der på mange måder er både spøjs men samtidig også rigtig spændende. Som vesterlænding havde jeg lidt små problemer med den ikke alt for store kapsel, men det gik alligevel. Hotellet har desuden et klassisk Onsen-bad […] og en lille restaurant, som er gode tilbud efter en lang dags gåen rundt i Tokyo. Devamı

Hotellet er rent, veldig sentralt og har et veldig bra bad. Men du maa vaere komfortabel med fellesbad fo aa nyte det, og hotellet er kun for menn, saa det passer ikke for alle reisende. Dessuten saa har du kun et lite skap bak resepsjonen til bagasje, saa hvis du har mer bagasje enn en liten ryggsekk saa kommer du til aa maatte finne et sted aa ha […] det. Du kan ha det i bakrommet til resepsjonen, men da er det slit aa hente ting. Du kan heller ikke vaere paa hotellet mellonm 10 og 14, saa kan ikke regne med aa slappe av der. Men du har bare en kapsul aa sove paa, saa er ikke et hotellrom du vil bruke masse tid paa. Merk at kapsulen ikke er veldig lang, saa hvis du er over gjennomsnittelig hoey kan du faa problemer. Ellers saa er det veldig sentralt og ganske billig - et bra alternativ hvis man er i shinjuku og trenger et sted aa overnatte. Shinjuku er veldig livlig omraade med masse aa gjoere, og det er lett aa komme seg til andre steder i tokyo med metro eller tog. Internettkafeer, shopping og spisesteder rett i naerheten. Anbefales for menn som reiser paa budsjett eller som ikke trenger masse komfort for aa ha det bra. Merk at hotellet er rett ved red light distriktet, saa omraadet er kanskje ikke noe for alle nattestid. Devamı

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C'est une experience a faire. Tres bon marche, tres Japonnais. Une nuit de repos pas cher, ce qui permet de s'offir un bon diner. Sommeils legers: n'oubliez pas les boules Quies.