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"Overall, not a bad experience. A good deal for how affordable it was. It’s dated, but clean. There is a smoky smell, as others have mentioned, but not terrible, unless you’re particularly sensitive. I had to leave early due to a storm, so didn’t actually sleep here, but accommodations looked fine. Pretty spacious for a typical capsule style. It was definitely warm, though. "

"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. "

"Recommend! Good price, very comfy for a capsule hotel"

"If you don’t speak Japense and are unfamiliar with a bathhouse and not looking for a traditional experience this is not the spot for you. I enjoyed my stay and the experience overall. The building is old and shows its age. However they keep the place clean for how old it is and change your sheets daily. One night was a little to warm for my liking but the other nights were a good cold temperature. I would stay again."

"It was my first time staying in a capsule hotel and overall it was alright. I stayed for two nights and that was enough lol. The amenities were good, morning curry was pretty good, the staff was polite and helpful. The cons are everything you'd expect in a shared sle"

"Nice"

"Staff was always helpful. "

"I really enjoyed it. For westerners, do be aware that it is public bathing. The tv is in Japanese too. Also the fan in your capsule isn't powerful so it can get a bit hot. "

"1 Night ¥1980 Hotel is everything you could ask for and more out of a hotel with the lower nightly rate you pay. The staff were very friendly and accommodating (coming from someone who doesn’t speak nearly any Japanese). The dorm areas had cleaning staff going through everyday ensuring garbages were emptied, bathrooms, floors, etc.., were clean. Only a 5 minutes walk to Iriya station so very easy to get around Tokyo. I had no troubles with noise from other guests, everyone was very respectful...

"It is very close to the station and a decent capsule hotel for the price."

"Without Google Maps would never have found it. No English signage, entrance looks more like an apartment, entrance in an alley, and front desk is on the top floor. You enter through 2 glass doors into a tiny lobby with 1 elevator with 1 floor button (6). Take shoes off shortly after elevator to arrive at the front desk. NO ENGLISH. Small capsules, noisy at times, and small lockers. On the plus side, nice hot tubs and sauna and bathing area with all toiletries supplied. Not meant for...