Cafe/Minimal Hotel Our Our Reviews

Excellent stay. Staff were kind and friendly. A very quiet and chill stay not for party and rowdy travellers. I'm fine either way. Location about 8-10 mins walk from asakusabashi station. And there's a convenience store just next corner.

Not been a well experience here, bed is hard and the setting design inside the hotel is very bad. The suitcase locker is right opposite the bed, other is being too noisy when packing and unpacking. I cannot sleep well the whole time. Toilet is 10am cleaning, so you have to get up and ready for morning shower and make up before 10am, which is so annoying when you have wake up early for that. Other thing is the onsen is so dirty, the onsen always has some dust flowing in the water. I only used it once and wouldn’t want to use it. Location is in asakusa bashi, you have to walk for 10 mins with your heavy suitcase to get there. As well as rheres no family mart or 7-11 or Lawson around the area. So it’s so difficult to buy stuff.

Silence of ladies only room. Nice facilities of bath room. One coupon of drink included.

Good cafe hotel. Usually quiet and fit for sleeping.

This time, I stayed here for a day because a friend from overseas was coming! Currently, there are many foreign guests staying here, so it was a great place to meet them! It looks like a capsule hotel, but there is a shower/kettle bath on the top floor, so you can soothe your tired body. As a girl, I stayed in a unisex place, but I was able to stay there without any problems. There was also a stylish cafe on the first floor, so I had a great time!

1️⃣The location is near Asakusa Bridge, follow Google and walk a few minutes away 2️⃣There is a cafe on the first floor. My reservation does not include breakfast. I spent 1500 for breakfast the next morning. I felt a little ripped off. It may also be a communication problem. So if you want to eat in the hotel, it is best to compare the room rates before choosing 3️⃣The beds are on two levels, the room has 🚻, and the bathroom is on a separate floor, which is not very convenient. There are more Europeans and Africans. There is often a group of foreign guys chatting in the living room at the door.

The bed is as shown in the picture. There is a curtain to block out the light, but it is better to use earplugs and eye masks. No slippers and pajamas are provided, which is relatively rare in capsule hotels in Japan. You have to go through the back door to enter the hotel after 10 pm. There is a free drink coupon that can be exchanged for a drink

It is quite far from the subway station. It is safer to walk from the main road outside. At first, Google took me to alleys. It was deserted. There is a small supermarket at the corner of the hotel. It seems to close before 10 o'clock. However, it is not a problem to pass by convenience stores such as Family Mart on the way from the subway station to the hotel. There is a middle school opposite, so you can absorb the youthful atmosphere. You will be given a drink coupon when you check in. You can exchange it for coffee or drinks at the cafe downstairs. Environment: Overall it is relatively clean and tidy. Facilities: The first floor is a cafe and breakfast restaurant, the second floor is for check-in, and the 2nd to 4th floors are all accommodation areas. You have to take off your shoes when entering the accommodation area. There are no disposable slippers. The row in front of the bed is a locked luggage cabinet. My suitcase is 20 inches. You can refer to the space (Figure 5). I think regular large suitcases can be placed, but the current 3:7 thicker suitcases should not be placed if they are too big. The 5th floor is the bathroom. Men's ** has different rooms on each floor and requires a password to enter. Bath towels are also available in the corridor on the 5th floor. I live on the 2nd floor. There are two toilets at the end of the room and two wash basins next to the toilet. There is only one elevator, so girls should pay attention after taking a shower to avoid embarrassment. Disadvantages: The signs in the whole hotel really feel like they are marked but cannot be remembered, such as the paper (Figure 5), the words are so small😂It only has a sense of design. The bathroom on the 5th floor is even more chaotic, and everyone who comes in looks confused. For example, the basket for clothes is not at the door, nor next to the locker, but at the innermost, at the door of the bath. 😂People who don’t go to take a bath will not go in this direction at all, and of course they can’t see the basket. The shower curtain at the door of each single room is only half, which can only cover the upper body (the single room itself has a door) Bathroom♨️: There are floating objects😂The water is clear but there are floating objects I don't know if it counts as dirt... After 10 o'clock, the staff will come to the room to turn off the music, but it's a male, and this area is an all-female capsule. I swiped my card to get in without knocking, which was a bit unexpected. For a moment, I thought I had booked a mixed dormitory. What if a girl was taking off her clothes? Wouldn't it be embarrassing? Finally, it's really a matter of luck. The problem that capsule hotels can't avoid: noisy, ah, it's really too noisy Because you have to swipe your card to enter the room from the outside, the sound of the door lock is loud every time someone enters and leaves. After 11 o'clock in the evening, there are still many people dragging boxes and collecting luggage, and they have been collecting until more than 1:30, and then in the early morning, other people started to unpack their boxes one after another (I looked at the time in the middle and it was more than four o'clock) This is not a problem with the hotel, it's a problem with the people... There are so many people! And they walk with full energy and down to earth, and every foot hits the floor Also, because I stayed on the 2nd floor this time, the public area at the door was full of people, which would also make noise inside

I stayed in a dormitory. The dormitory was spacious enough to sit and relax inside. The facilities were clean, and there were separate shower rooms for men and women, so I think even a woman would be able to stay comfortably. The first floor was a common area and cafe, and I had donuts for breakfast. They were delicious!

It was a bit of a walk from the station, but it was easy to find. The building was clean and there were no noisy guests, so I had no problems. It was a bit hot inside the capsule, which was a shame, as it made me sweat.

Facilities: All are new facilities, shower room, toilet, bedroom, etc. Sanitation: Clean, no dust Environment: Nearby subway station, 8 minutes walk. Police on duty at the street corner, very safe. The store is on a small street, not very noisy Service: Every service staff is very good, polite, and listens to my questions carefully, even though my English is not very good I like this hot spring very much. After walking all day, soaking for a while is very refreshing

It's cheap, relatively close to the station, and convenient. Everyone is surprisingly quiet and polite. There are many people from various countries, but they are friendly and frank. I think there are many repeat customers.

It was hard to find because the signs were hard to see. I was surprised that there was no indoor clothing. The staff explained everything to me in detail.

It's very close to East Egg. It's very convenient for watching concerts. It has all the necessary facilities.