I've just left the Nine Hours Akasaka location after staying for a week, and it was very very nice. The toilets and showers are very clean. Would definitely recommend for any solo travelers who want to keep a tighter budget!
@@makiwonka6550 Both, actually! They ask that you "check out" each morning by 10:00 AM so that they can clean, but you can leave your bags in the lockers and you keep the same locker number/pod number for the duration of your stay. You can also hang out in the lobby 24/7 regardless of whether they're cleaning or not. At the Akasaka location, the "you can't be here" times were 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM.
Very informative and useful for my trip in June! Thanks for providing every details of the capsule hotel! May i know will it be difficult for a 185cm person to sleep in?
Hey, my luggage is right on the limit of the bullet trains at 180 total, and I was worried as i'd seen that the storage here isn't big enough for a suitcase, so i'm debating whether i buy new luggage or work around storage lockers, however, they look a fair size, i'd just be slightly concerned with the width. Would they take a 80cm high suitcase that's 30cm wide do you think?
The website lists it as 33.5 cm wide, 56 cm deep, and 206 cm high (with a movable shelf at 90 cm from the bottom). Luggage that does not fit in the lockers can be left at the front desk.
@@worldjapantravels4796 Oh perfect, thank you. I tried to find the relevant info on a website, but couldn't track it down for some reason, i just seemed to get bounce between trip advisory sites for other 9hrs in Tokyo. I think i'll risk it then as the rest of my party are travelling light, and we're bound to buy loads of stuff. We've got Ryokans and hotels for the rest of the nights, so hopefully we're good, we just really wanted to experience a capsule too.
I've just left the Nine Hours Akasaka location after staying for a week, and it was very very nice. The toilets and showers are very clean. Would definitely recommend for any solo travelers who want to keep a tighter budget!
Hi! did you had to do a check out/check in every day? or can you stay in the same capsule?
@@makiwonka6550 Both, actually! They ask that you "check out" each morning by 10:00 AM so that they can clean, but you can leave your bags in the lockers and you keep the same locker number/pod number for the duration of your stay. You can also hang out in the lobby 24/7 regardless of whether they're cleaning or not. At the Akasaka location, the "you can't be here" times were 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM.
I loved staying there. Clean and comfortable.
о спасибо за видео как раз в этом отеле планирую остановиться)
Very informative and useful for my trip in June! Thanks for providing every details of the capsule hotel! May i know will it be difficult for a 185cm person to sleep in?
The beds are 2m, so I think they'll be fine.
Great video
Thank you!
Good video :)
Thank you！
Hey, my luggage is right on the limit of the bullet trains at 180 total, and I was worried as i'd seen that the storage here isn't big enough for a suitcase, so i'm debating whether i buy new luggage or work around storage lockers, however, they look a fair size, i'd just be slightly concerned with the width. Would they take a 80cm high suitcase that's 30cm wide do you think?
The website lists it as 33.5 cm wide, 56 cm deep, and 206 cm high (with a movable shelf at 90 cm from the bottom).
Luggage that does not fit in the lockers can be left at the front desk.
@@worldjapantravels4796 Oh perfect, thank you. I tried to find the relevant info on a website, but couldn't track it down for some reason, i just seemed to get bounce between trip advisory sites for other 9hrs in Tokyo. I think i'll risk it then as the rest of my party are travelling light, and we're bound to buy loads of stuff. We've got Ryokans and hotels for the rest of the nights, so hopefully we're good, we just really wanted to experience a capsule too.
用agoda訂的，請問要入住時，機器那邊要怎麼操作呢？要感應什麼資訓證明？
can I pay it with an IC card
In side hot or cold air condition
Kinda hot
値段が高い