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Thank you for your comment. You can borrow towels free of charge . Also, there are some shower rooms at this facility, but it is not private. (This means you may be seen naked.)

@@TokyoCapsuleCollection Oh I see. So you mean, there are standing showers but there are no doors.

@@frankieslens That is correct. Be patient with no doors.

Yes, it is!! I hope you like it!!

If you have already paid when you make your reservation, you do not have to pay anything after that. Enjoy your stay!!

Yes, you do. So you don't need to take your own.

If you like this hotel, you will surely like "Millennials Shibuya" too. Enjoy Tokyo!

If you are interested in sake, you should stay at this inn!!

I don't think that is absolutely safe. However, if you keep the curtains closed, you are less likely to have your bag stolen. You can also leave your bag at the reception; see 8:43.

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Because of the popularity of this hotel, you are advised to book in advance. When the hotel is not crowded, you may be able to stay without a reservation.

This currency is US dollars. Last year travelers were able to stay at this hotel at a discount. This year they have raised the price of their stay. I don't think there is any mistake in your booking procedure.

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WIFI speeds are normal, see 5:51. The weather in late May is neither too cold nor too hot. It is a great season to travel. Enjoy your trip to Japan.

There are two or three showers and toilets per floor. I forget the details. Anyway, thanks for your comment!!

There is a luggage room on the first floor where you can leave your luggage. However, security does not seem to be perfect. See 2:13.

Hello!! You can place your luggage in the little space by the side of the bed. There is no other place. Thanks for your comment!!

I did not measure it. Compared to the width of the bed in the video, that would be about 30 inches. Thanks for your comment.

In this type of room, there is a luggage storage area under the bed. However, it cannot be locked. Enjoy your stay in Japan!!

@@TokyoCapsuleCollection i see thanks for the info, love your content

Thanks for your comment!! Enjoy your trip to Japan!!

You have no place to put your large baggage. You have to lock your bag and put it in front of your bed. Thanks for your comment.

I wish it was faster....

Thank you for your comment! You may be worried because you cannot keep your bag in your room. But Japan is a safe country and your bag will not be stolen!

If you are unable to use the web, please speak to the staff on the first floor. They will help you check in. Thanks anyway!!

A thin bag might fit in that locker.... Anyway, thanks for your comment!!

That's right!! Thanks for your comment!!

Thank you for your comment. There is a space near the door for suitcases. See 4:38.

Im very happy to hear that!! Enjoy Japan!!

Thank you for your comment. I am very happy to hear that. Enjoy your stay in Japan!!

There are several ways to get to this hotel. The easiest way to get there is by bus. You can go from Haneda Airport to Shinjuku Station without ever getting off. However, it is expensive. If you want a cheaper way, take the train. But you have to change trains several times.

I stayed at this hotel for only one night. So, not my experience, but you probably do not need to check in/out every day.

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Thanks for your comment. You cannot go to T1 without going through immigration. You must enter Japan at T3 and then move to T1. There are free buses, trains, and monorails for transportation.

Thank you for your comment. I didn't know this hotel was so popular. I hope you enjoy your stay one day.

Yes, you do. They aren't for free. Thanks for your comment!!

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Yeah, that's good as well.

Thank you very much!! Watch other videos!

You as well! You are VERY welcome. I am pleased to be a part of your journey. 😁@@TokyoCapsuleCollection

Thanks a lot!!

I'm glad to hear that!!

Normally, you can take the free bus from T3 to T1. However, the last bus leaves around midnight. Also, it is not possible to walk from T3 to T1. Cabs may be waiting near the airport. There are some restaurants in the airport, but they are not open late at night.

I've been on their website too and it seems like they don't let you book this room with the english booking interface. However, when you use the japanese interface, the rooms are available (I chose the same dates as the english version). i wonder if they let you in if you book the room with the japanese interface being a foreigner and they only realize it during the irl check in 😂

@@j.358 that's super helpful, thank you!

You stayed at this hotel too!! If you stay at a hotel somewhere in Tokyo again, please refer to our channel. Thanks for your comment.

This is as good as UNPLAN. It depends on your preference; UNPLAN is closer to Shinjuku and Shibuya. This hotel is close to Asakusa and Akihabara. Anyway, thanks for your commnet!!

@@TokyoCapsuleCollection when you went, were there any scheduled social events for both hostels? Thanks for your review!

Free towels or rent? Any kitchen there?

@arifrahman-up4ph need to rent towels. There is kitchen but I find it a little unsanitary because of other guests not cleaning up after themselves

You may borrow towels free of charge. So you can use a new towel every day. Unfortunately, there are no separate shower rooms. Therefore you have to be naked in the bathroom. Anyway, thanks for your comment!!

It depends on the time of year, but it is about 250,000 Japanese yen. Thanks for your comment!!

@@TokyoCapsuleCollection Damn, I booked this exact Hostel from June 4th to June 28th and payed about 650€. Sounds like a bargain then. Btw, do you remove your bedsheets every single day or only when you want new one?

@@VoidTroopiez I stayed only one night at this hotel. So I am not sure if bed sheets can be changed daily when staying more than two nights. Sorry!! 😂

@@TokyoCapsuleCollection Ok, I don't wanna change daily haha. Looking forward to it. Flight is tomorrow.