9h nine hours woman Kanda

This hotel was very clean and staff are very friendly help is available around the clock. The concept is very fun and clean as well, highly recommend unless you are a light sleeper as it can get a bit noisy when people wake up due to the share sleeping arrangement, but very well kept facilities, showers are nice and they give you towels and pyjamas and slippers! I would say it would be nice if more stools were added to the shower/bathroom floor as there are many girls in the morning who need to use the room to get ready but there’s not enough seating options available. Or mirrors? :)

Loved this location! First time in Japan and I was traveling solo. Decided to experience a capsule hotel and was excited to find a woman only one. Immediately booked it and I wasn’t disappointed. You are given a locker to store your things and anything that doesn’t fit, the staff store it in the front desk area and have eyes on it the whole time. The staff are friendly and informative about the property and rules. The capsule floors are incredibly quiet. Great for relaxation and rest. Note for those that are light sleepers, these capsules aren’t sealed. The door is a blind that pulls down, so you may hear people walking around or snoring (if earplugs aren’t your thing). The communal showers were always clean. And even when busy there’s an area to wait or you can relax in your pod before trying again. The whole facility was very warm, which was great because during my stay the weather was cold and rainy. I was never uncomfortable and was pleased with my stay. The location is very close to a metro station to easily get around Tokyo. And there were tons of restaurants in the nearby area, you are spoiled for choice. Would book again.

Great place to stay for the night. Had to try a capsule hotel at least once in Japan. The pod was roomy and comfortable. Showers were clean.