Cheap Hotels in Funabashi

"The room was clean and tidy, and the bathroom was a compact, modular unit, which was small but very convenient to use. The bedding was changed promptly and thoroughly disinfected. Breakfast was served at the ramen shop next door on the first floor, with four set menus to choose from, offering excellent value for money. The downside is that rooms facing the street can be a bit noisy at night due to passing vehicles; light sleepers might want to request a room on the other side. It's about a 10-minute walk from Chiba Funabashi Station, and there are many dining and shopping options around Funabashi Station."

"I really enjoyed staying at this hotel. Check-in is done using a machine, which can be a bit challenging at first. You need to show your passport, and the guest name must match the booking. Once you get through that, the process is actually very quick. The hotel provides complete amenities. Everything is available, so you don’t really need to bring your own skincare or toiletries. Pajamas are also provided, which is very convenient. The room size is good for two people. Not small, not cramped. Everything feels compact and well organized. The bathroom has a bathtub, and the hair dryer works well. There is a washing machine on the 7th floor, which is very helpful, especially if you’re staying longer or traveling with family. The location is very convenient. If you’re traveling with kids, this place is very family friendly and easy to move around without feeling tired. JR and subway access are right there, you just go down to the first floor. The only downside is the cost to Tokyo Station, where a round trip for adults can be around ¥423–569 on JR. There are plenty of food options nearby, from restaurants to Daiso, Donki, malls, and even AEON. Mitsui Outlet Park is also easy to reach, about 20 minutes by JR with a fare of only ¥230. View from room beautiful. You can see sunrise and also sunset. We stayed at 10th floor on the right side. Overall, I was very satisfied with this hotel and would happily stay here again.i"

"I stayed here for a week. It's very close to the subway. But there are not many places to eat around. It's more lively if you go a little further away. There are barbecue all-you-can-eat restaurants, very cheap supermarkets, second-hand stores and small electrical appliance stores. LALAPARK is also very fun to visit. It is recommended to bring more cash because many stores around do not support WeChat and Alipay."

"I stayed here to attend a live concert at Lala Arena Tokyo Bay. I had to transfer, but both trips were only one stop away, so it wasn't a problem at all. If I overlapped with people heading to Disney on the way back, the train would be packed... There's a Family Mart in front of the hotel, and a 7-Eleven on the opposite south exit. The reservation confirmation process when I asked them to store my luggage wasn't smooth, but I was glad they managed to store it for me. The room and hallways were clean. One thing that bothered me was the amount of dust that had accumulated around the light fixtures. It would have been nice if they'd explained how to indicate whether or not cleaning was required for guests staying multiple nights. Also, there were no noisy other guests, so I was able to sleep quietly at night. I'd like to stay here again if I have the opportunity. Thank you."

"i just stayed there for one night while waiting for my next accommodation. but it was a good space for what you get for a capsule hotel. had all the amenities you would need. the lockers aren't to big so depending on the size of your suitcase it can fit but if its a large suitcase most likely not."

"💤 **Sleeping Experience:** I thought I'd feel like I was crammed in a can of sardines, but I was slapped down in the cabin the second I laid down! The curved ceiling design wasn't oppressive at all, and the ventilation system was super quiet, with air circulation even more comfortable than my air conditioner! The pillows were surprisingly memory foam, with both soft and firm options! The soundproofing was much better than I expected, and I could sleep through the night with or without earplugs—a delight for those with social anxiety. 🛁 **Bathroom Surprises:** I was blown away by the ”space capsule shower”! The water temperature was instant and consistent, and the horse oil shampoo kept my hair frizz-free! The dressing room provided free makeup remover pads and scrunchies—so girl-friendly! There was even a makeup mirror with an LED light hidden in the mirror cabinet, so I didn't have to do my makeup in the dark. I was so touched! 👥 **Socially Friendly Space:** I thought capsule hotels were just for sleeping, but I ended up meeting so many great travelers in the ”shared book bar”! Work quietly during the day with high-speed WiFi (tested, it easily uploads large files), and enjoy board games with fellow backpackers from around the world at night. A microwave is available for rent in the kitchen, so you can enjoy a late-night bowl of instant noodles while gazing out at the city skyline – instantly embodying the same lonely romance you'd find in Japanese dramas!"

"The room was clean and I was very satisfied. I arrived by car, but was directed to the nearest coin parking lot and was unable to use the parking lot on site, so I had to walk a bit with my luggage, which was disappointing. Thank you."

"The Showa-style capsule hotel with a history of more than 30 years is easy to find next to Funabashi Station. The clerk does not speak English, so communicate in Japanese or with translation software. There are Chinese and English precautions at the front desk, which the clerk will give. Large luggage can be stored in the stairwell and can be taken at any time. The storage compartment space is okay, the sleeping compartment space is relatively small, and it is really old. The radio no longer works, and the big-butt TV can watch ten channels. The lighting can be adjusted, but the disadvantage is that there is only one charging socket. The bathroom is old but clean, and you can't take a bath from 2 to 4 am every day. At night, there is no place to stay in the public rest area, only in the sleeping compartment. Disposable and public supplies are very complete and sufficient. You have to leave the sleeping compartment at 10 am every day and can stay until 12 am. It doesn't matter if you stay in the same room. I haven't eaten in the restaurant, so I won't comment. The price is indeed an advantage. If you want to experience an old-fashioned capsule hotel, you can consider it. I am still willing to try a capsule hotel with higher specifications."