Capsule Inn Akasaka — Hotel in Tokyo

I really enjoyed staying at this capsule hotel. Maybe since it was the first capsule hotel I've stayed it, I might be a little biased, but this place is very clean, the staff are helpful, and overall it was a very relaxing stay.||||Earlier in the day I had bought the wrong kind of phone card (domestic, instead of international) so the staff helped me by explaining the different kinds of payphones, phone cards, etc. Although they didn't have a phone I could call long distance with, they told me how and where I could get the right phone card, and where the closest long distance pay phone was. (Of course this was in Japanese - I'm not sure they speak much English here, so take that into consideration).||||The lounge area had comfortable recliners, vending machines, manga, etc. and the bath/sauna on the top floor was great. The place felt really retro, but in a good way... the kind hipster kids like. Yeah. Anyways, it was really clean and had a neat atmosphere. I'd recommend giving it a shot. For the price, you...

I wanted to try to sleep in a capsule hotel in Japan and this place was a good experience. You put your items in a floor with all the lockers. Your capsule was on another floor and the japanese bath / sauna was at the top floor. ||||I was lucky and had the whole bath to myself in the evening. It was refreshing and relaxing to soak in the hot water. The jacuzzi was nice too. I love the japanese bath experience.||||The capsule was small but perfect for a night's sleep and rest. There was a small tv in the capsule. The radio didnt seem to work. Ventilation was alright, not as stuffy as it might appear. The only problem was noise pollution - ie i can hear other people snoring. But generally i felt safe and curiously comfortable. Like being in a treehouse or something.||||Overall, a good experience staying in a capsule hotel. Yes, ive...

This was my first time staying at a capsule hotel which ended up being a fun experience, the hotel is in a great neighborhood with a lot of restaurants to eat at and the hotel is in walking distance of Akasaka station. The capsules bed was comfortable, it was very quiet at night, the lockers were decent size but you can't fit a suitcase in them which is fine because Akasaka station has suitcase size coin lockers that I believe cost 500 yen. Overall it was great hotel to stay at I recommend...