This time, I stayed here for work-related business within the 23 wards of Tokyo.
① Access
Perfect. You can arrive directly from Haneda, and it's also a direct trip to Narita, making air travel to Tokyo very convenient.
Since it's right next to Shinagawa Station, the Shinkansen is also very accessible.
Even when using Tokyo Station, various lines get you there quickly.
There's also Shibaura Port nearby, which is convenient for those arriving by boat.
② Price
The price is quite reasonable.
While it might not satisfy those looking for a luxurious hotel stay, I'd highly recommend it for business travelers or tourists who prioritize sightseeing and just need an affordable place to sleep.
③ Service & Facilities
The facilities include multiple showers and toilets.
Each guest has their own locker, ensuring the safe storage of valuables.
The locker room also has a powder room with large mirrors, which is perfect for quickly getting ready and heading out.
There's also a booth-like space, suitable for remote work or some light PC tasks.
④ Environment
Since I've only talked about the good points so far, I'll share a minor negative here.
As it's a capsule hotel, the design is like a honeycomb with capsules on both sides of a central corridor. Due to people coming and going even late at night or early in the morning, light sleepers might find it hard to get proper rest.
(I myself woke up several times during my stay and couldn't sleep soundly.)
Aside from point ④, I'd recommend it for a casual trip. If I use it again, I'll be sure to bring earplugs. (I think they were also sold in the vending machine in the locker room.)
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