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"I loved to stay here, the cost is so much affordable and the best thing is the staff so much helpful and very nice. The room is fit for 2 persons and cozy to stay here. Amenities provided as much as you need. I felt like I shouldn’t carry many staff from home since the hotel provided everything what people need. I recommend to stay here and definitely want come back."

"This hostel is top-tier! They offer a wide variety of toiletries, including Pola products, and the attention to detail is superb in every aspect. This includes, but isn't limited to: massage chairs, free late-night snacks, a DIY waffle station, and complimentary ice cups. The restrooms always smell fresh, and being an all-female space makes you feel very safe. Everyone is really quiet too! It's so much better than Acro Hostel in Osaka. There was also a very kind Nepali cleaner who helped me find my headphones."

"First, the pros: 1. This hostel on the 4th floor has a large public bath and sauna, which is very friendly for guests staying in winter. You can relax with a hot soak and a sauna, and guests can use it freely and unlimitedly. 2. Convenient transportation, very close to Ueno Station and Okachimachi Station, about a 6-minute walk. 3. The price is relatively affordable, suitable for short stays. Cons: 1. Besides the 2nd and 3rd floors, floors 5/6/7 have very old renovations. The upper floors are also quite noisy because they are close to the train tracks. Light sleepers are advised to wear earplugs or consider not booking these rooms. 2. There are washing machines and dryers on the 4th floor, but they are very dirty with a lot of grime. The hostel doesn't clean them, so I honestly don't recommend using them. I've never seen such dirty washing machines in Japan. 3. The staff attitude was very poor. When I asked why the carpet on the 7th floor was so dirty, the staff said if I didn't like the 7th-floor room, I could pay an extra 1000 yen to switch to a newly renovated room on the 2nd floor. This implied that the 7th-floor rooms are just like that, and if you don't want to stay there, you pay more. They didn't solve the problem but rather shifted it. They didn't even say 'sumimasen' (excuse me/I'm sorry) initially. Later, after I lectured them in Japanese, they apologized. They probably thought I didn't speak Japanese. They're clearly bullies who pick on the weak, bowing and smiling to Japanese people but treating foreigners poorly. This is truly discriminatory."

"Pros: great location, low cost, polite staff, clean room and public areas, everything you need. Cons: unpleasant smell from the mattress, which is why there is a constant smell in the room. Transparent curtains, it is too light to sleep in the morning without a mask. Poor soundproofing, noisy neighbors and slamming doors were heard even through earplugs. The toilet does not close, I often went in when men were standing there without pants. I recommend the hotel. I will come back again."

"The price was acceptable, but the bed and pillows were too soft, making it hard to sleep. Also, it said to keep quiet after 11 PM, but there were still many people noisily opening and closing their luggage between 12 AM and 2-3 AM. They were very noisy and inconsiderate travelers. People would just dump their trash and luggage on the floor after taking things out. I suggest the front desk clearly explain the rules to each guest before check-in, as not everyone is considerate."

"This is an excellent capsule hotel in a great location, offered at a relatively affordable price compared to others nearby. It’s conveniently close to the train station, making it easy to access popular tourist spots around Tokyo. The Asakusa-Mitsuke area is vibrant and well-balanced — not too crowded but lively, with plenty of restaurants and shopping malls that even local Japanese frequent. (Personal note: If you’re traveling with large luggage, such as a 28–30 inch suitcase, a capsule hotel might not be the most convenient option. Unless you’re on a tight budget, I’d personally recommend paying a little extra for a single room for added comfort.)"

"Clean, beautiful, and quite unique. Overall, it's worth the money; everyone should definitely try it out."

"The cleaning was always on point, and the capsules were comfortable, though the air conditioning was constantly running, making it a bit cold. The front desk staff who assisted me didn't speak much English, but they quickly used a translator to ensure I understood everything. There's a 7-Eleven on the first floor and a lounge where you can read complimentary manga (if you can read Japanese) or even bring your laptop. The lounge offers shared tables or individual booths. They have free rice and coffee. Laundry facilities are available for a fee. The bathrooms were always clean. It's a 5-minute walk from the GINZA line and a bit further to the YAMAMOTO line, making it extremely well-connected. Within a minute's walk, you'll find an area bustling with shops and restaurants, which is quite lively all day long, but no noise is audible from inside."

"I have to say, this was a truly heartwarming stay. The price was great, and the location was super convenient. Shibuya 109 and Don Quijote were just a few hundred meters away. On my first visit, I couldn't find the washroom, and the front desk lady actually walked me to the washroom on my floor, even though it was late at night. You need a password to access your floor, but both the accommodation and the washrooms were incredibly clean. You have to wear disposable slippers in the washroom, and it felt as clean as my own home. Everyone was very respectful and quiet. As a solo traveler, staying with others felt like being with sisters, giving me a strong sense of security and preventing loneliness or fear, haha. Although the sleeping area was small, it had everything I needed: a place to hang clothes, a safe, charging ports, small shelves for belongings, a night light, and a ventilation switch. I really admire Japan for this attention to detail; it made me feel very safe and comfortable. From now on, whenever I come to Tokyo alone, I'm definitely staying here!"

"Firstly, the location is very convenient, if you travel by metro, then right opposite the hotel there is a lift to the metro. The administrators are very friendly and polite, the room is perfectly clean, the mattress is comfortable, and the pillow is super comfortable, it has solid particles, I love such pillows. In the bathroom there are large bottles of shampoo, hair conditioner and shower gel. Usually I do not use these accessories from the hotel, but mine were taken on the plane, I used this and they turned out to be quite good. Also in the bathroom there is a small duck, I do not know what it is for, but it is very cute. If for someone the room is too small, then this is everywhere in Japan, a small room is not scary, the main thing is clean and comfortable."