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"They have a nice bathhouse in the basement. Capsules do feel a bit small. Lockers are small, but you can put your stuff in your capsule or outside of it. Would book again, it's an authentic Japanese experience."

"✨ A Hidden Gem in Ikebukero This place is a rare find in a great location. Depending on which metro line you take, it’s about a 10–15 min walk from the station (C1 exit). The street is quite narrow, so large vehicles can’t enter. If you’re taking a taxi or shuttle, you’ll need to get dropped off nearby. The reception staff are extremely friendly and helpful. We arrived early, and they allowed us to store our luggage safely—plenty of space provided. The accommodation runs on an AirBnB-style concept, with shared kitchen, bathrooms, and common areas. A washing machine is available for free use, and the dryer costs only 100 yen for 30 minutes. We booked a triple-sharing ensuite room with 3 futons, strong air-conditioning, and enough space to open our luggage comfortably. It’s cosy but perfect for three guests. Since it’s a shared-style accommodation, guests are encouraged to keep quiet and respect others. Overall, it’s simple, clean, and comfortable—great value if you’re looking for a home-like stay in the heart of Ikebukero."

"The owner was kind and warm. It was a bit far from the station, but it was within walking distance. The room was spacious, comfortable, and very clean. The air conditioning and heater worked well. Thank you."

"Oh, I forgot to mention something in my last review: sometimes booking separate nights can be cheaper than a continuous multi-night reservation. I stayed a total of 5 nights across 3 different bookings. For my Tokyo trip, the absolute highlight was staying at this all-female hostel – it's truly the best of its kind! It was my first time staying in a capsule hotel, and this entire 9-story building is dedicated to women. 1. **Convenient Location**: It's just a few minutes' walk from Shimbashi and Shiodome subway stations, with FamilyMart and 7-Eleven nearby. 2. **Capsule Pod**: It was much bigger than I expected! 1.3 meters wide and 2 meters long. I chose an upper bunk, and at 1.75 meters tall, I could sit up straight without my head touching the ceiling – I was very pleased! The pillow and mattress were comfortable too; I prefer firmer pillows and bedding. 3. **Communal Bathing Area**: Located on the 8th floor, you need to take off your shoes and enter barefoot. I was surprised to see so many long-haired women, yet there was hardly any hair on the floor; it was kept very clean! After a long day of walking, being able to sit down to shower and then soak in the artificial hot spring bath to relax was pure bliss! There were also many different toiletries to choose from, and the hairdryers were Refa – my hair felt so smooth afterwards. The hair oil smelled lovely, and I enjoyed using the peach-scented Johnson's body lotion. 4. **Communal Lounge**: On the 9th floor, there are tables for working. Free drinks are available 24 hours a day, free popcorn and waffles (motion-activated, quite cool!) are available after 5 PM, free ramen after 7 PM, and free curry rice in the mornings. There are also free massage chairs in the lounge, which was fantastic!"

"PROS:- Consider the lowest price in Tokyo, thanks to Trip.com🥰 Room are big enough for solo traveller and completely private door lock room, not just a bed. Staff are very friendly and helpful can speak simple English. Full amenities with microwave, hot cold water, free tea, towel change everyday, refrigerator etc.... 2 minutes walk to the bus stop which can reach Tokyo Station, Asakusa Skytree area, Ueno and Minami Senju Station. Nearby convenience store and supermarket available. CONS Nearest train station is Minami Senju about 15 minutes walk. If rain and carry luggage suggest take a taxi because no covered corridors along the way. Only 2 shower rooms available"

"The first floor of this hostel is dedicated to the public area and restaurant, the second and third floors are the gym, and the two floors above are the rest areas. However, there are no showers in the rest area on the fourth floor; showers are only available on the upper floors, requiring an elevator or stairs to access them, which is inconvenient. The ladder to the upper warehouse is incredibly annoying. The two protruding handles scraped against my shirt, and I wasn't paying attention as I was descending the stairs, causing it to rip (sad). The stairs are also incredibly narrow. Having stayed in many hostels, this one is truly counterintuitive. Furthermore, the ceiling is clearly made of concrete and pipes, undisguised. Perhaps due to the price, this hostel doesn't provide a free toothbrush or slippers, which require purchase. However, since I already had them, it wasn't a big deal. However, I do think this hostel has a positive point: there's no check-in, so you can leave your luggage early. The check-out time is 11:00 PM, which is very convenient compared to many hostels in Japan. Another personal point: the service at this place varies greatly from person to person. One woman was so lazy during check-in that she seemed nonchalant. Another man was even more indifferent, almost dismissive. However, one man was very welcoming and spoke excellent English. He patiently offered to explain more. When I checked out, he even held the door open for me. I really thought the service was excellent and gave him a thumbs-up. I'd definitely go back if I had the chance."

"The owner was very considerate and helpful in helping us with things like where to put our luggage. The room was quiet and relaxing, so I would definitely like to use it again if I have the opportunity."

"Le quartier étant ce qu'il est ca reste bruyant meme au dernier étage. Les fenêtres sont condamnés donc cela sent l'humidité, les équipement de la salle de bain sont ancien. Par contre c'est bien fourni sur les petits goodies pour jouer ( ca va des capuchons au masque de beauté en passant pas l'élastique pour les cheveux de madame. Personnelle a competent meme si pas visible"

"Very convenient location, within a three-minute walk from Asakusa-bashi Station. It's quiet because it's a small road. Although the hotel is an old facility, it's clean and tidy. There's someone at the front desk until 1 a.m., and you need to leave your keys at the front desk every time you go out, which is more secure. The lady boss is very nice and gave us some snacks."

"It seemed that we were the only couple staying in the house a few days ago, so it was very quiet and felt very good. After a few couples came in the next two days, the house became noisy. People came and went in the morning and evening, and the corridors in the rooms were very crowded, so the experience was down, otherwise it would be a perfect score, although the washing machine and dryer cost money and were very noisy. The staff was very enthusiastic and allowed to store luggage in advance. The house was not in the main building, but in a corner ten meters away from the next door. The house is located as shown in the picture. The recommended index is full in the off-season, and it is halved in the peak season."