Nine Hours Kamata

My first experience in a capsule hotel, it was great. The place was clean, space was big enough for me, the bathroom was also nice.

Close to St Kamata, only an atmosphere of sleep that is not free. There is no drink.

This hotel is perfect for a budget traveler who wants good facilities. The hotel has very nice design, great 24h staffs who speak English, clean hotel, fast internet and close to 2 stations! Also, very close to Haneda station +- 20mins by public transportation.

The place is decent, clean and comfortable. Kamata itself is a nice area, foods and grocery shops everywhere. Nine Hours is close to the stations, make it easy to get around. It's also very affordable. I would recommend anyone who travels to stay here.

The room was spacious for capsule size. A little bit hot in the summer but still bearable. The location was nice only 350 meters from JR Kamata Station and bus terminal. Lots of restaurants and convenience stores also Donki around the hotel. Close to Haneda Airport. Take bus number zero (cmiiw) from the terminal in front of the station. Only takes around 20-30 minutes to Haneda or any busy area in Tokyo (shinjuku, shibuya, ginza, etc.)

Cleanliness are definitely top notch, from the pods to the bathroom. However if you are traveling with family/little kids or heavy shopping/ longstaying for holiday this pods hotel might not be your best option, you need to go back and forth to pack/unpack as the locker room was always crowded with other visitors and we cannot do our luggage in the pods. The lobby itself was more like a working desk/place to do your work. Packed with locals who looked like they were on a business trip. Location wise not so bad, it took about 40 min to go everywhere, but everything were so efficient and easy in Japan, so not big of a deal. Plus it's a couple minutes away from Haneda Int'l Airport by bus/train. Overall its a good experience from me but I felt that this place demanded us to keep a noise-free situation at all times.

The location is close to the station room and the bus stop for Haneda. Across the capsule is Sevel and not far from there is Lawson. Staying here does not need to carry nightgowns and towels, they lend pajamas, sandals, towels 2 and have a toothbrush. Every morning you have to turn over the bag containing the equipment above except brush your teeth and have to get out of the capsule before 10am and check-in again. There is no deposit of money, overall there are some receptionists who are not proficient in English, but they are all friendly.

Anyway the best is comfortable! 💖 If you return to Japan, you will have nine hours more Thanks for memory! Miss you 💖

Food everywhere, near the station too. Everything in this environment is all about. Don qui jote, Daiso, the mall is all there. The point is heaven. The hotel is an ordinary capsule but if they are too tight at night to set the heating temperature, as a result my second night is overheating. The lack of no onsen like capsule hotels elsewhere.