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"For the money, this place is more than adequate for the capsule experience. It's no-frills for sure. No shoes allowed. You put your shoes in a locker, turn the key in for a locker key, which has your robe and a towel. The capsules are a bit warm, bt the common areas are pretty good temp. Bathrooms were clean when I was there. They have Crocs at the door if you're afraid to touch the bathroom floor."

"Very good experience "

"Easy to find, quiet, comfortable beds. "

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"Great men's hotel"

"Very comfortable place to stay, staff were very nice and helpful. Not far from airport, i will definitely stay again. "

"Good location. Within mins to Gotanda station. Have to leave luggage at front desk. But you do get a personal locker. You have to checkout daily from 10am-2pm. So you leave your luggage at front desk and put some items in locker. The rest you have to take with you. Shower and bathroom is shared. Just some things to know if you stay here."

"It was my first capsule hotel experience and I stay just one night. "

"The place is in a convenient location. So l am quite happy that l can easily walk around the city. Staff is kind and helpful, thank you:) Overall it is a clean place. But, check-in time is quite late and check out is early, luggage store not that very convenient, also asking from customer taking out your beddings :("

"Its small. Luggage stays at the bottom floor so you dont have access to it easily from the capsule area. Public bath so no privacy when showering whatsoever. Its your preference; I chose not to shower there. Rembrandt in shin-okubo is much larger and much more luxurious. Stay there instead."

"One down side is a smoking room in the building. Ohter than that, it was perfect. "

"The location is great. There are many restaurants, so it's really convenient. It's not to far from Shimbashi station and there are Tokyo metro, Toei line, and JR line. The bunk bed also has TV and small shelf. The bed is quite large, so I can put all my clothes on the bed and still have space to sleep. "

"I thought it was ok for the price. Facilities were extremely clean and other guests were respectful of others. As a woman traveling by herself, I felt safe staying there overnight. It was my first stay at a capsule hotel and I wish I would have gotten more guidance from the staff when I first checked in. Staff did not speak English (which is fine, you're in Japan after all!) but was not necessarily welcoming or friendly when I was trying to ask questions. I felt like I was bothering them, but...

"Excellent stay."

"Plenty of space in the cabin. Choice of amenities was excellent. Safety lock box in the cabin to keep your valuables secure. A bit annoying to go to the reception floor and then take the lift down to go outside. Air conditioning didn't really help when it got hot in the cabin."

"The counter gave me a map to find a shuttle to the airport and was super helpful!"

"English speaking staff clean capsules and food options close by"

"Close to a train station one stop from Yokohama. Plenty of cafes and shops, department store, currency exchange office. In the place itself you go over a sort of, I think it is a swimming centre floor, not sure, but after reception you have to take your shoes off and wear slippers they provide to walk over the floor. What I started out with was just a basic sleep capsule, an enclosed bed. There is a small TV on the wall and an electrical point. For my second day I was given a free upgrade...

"Love love love it! Stay with my 3 year old and love how convenient is it, the subway actually has an exit dedicated to this hotel! Love the staff, breakfast n how clean it is."

"I had a great stay at this hotel."

"Loved the hotel"