Bnb+ Akihabara (Female Only)

I saw a review mentioning that check-in was difficult, so I messaged them beforehand to ask about checking in after 10 PM. They simply replied that I could check in as usual. You take the elevator to the 4th floor, scan the QR code next to the entrance, and enter your reservation name. This will show you the auto-lock code for the entrance and your room number on your phone. Make sure to screenshot it immediately as the screen disappears after 1 minute! Right inside, there's a raised tatami seating area where you can eat. Further in, there's another room with beds lined up. The capsule itself was tall enough to sit up comfortably. The water facilities were relatively clean, and there was a water server with instant coffee provided. The downside was that bath towels cost 500 yen each, which I thought was quite expensive, so I brought my own to avoid the extra cost. It was quite noisy even between 1 AM and 2 AM, with people organizing their suitcases. Although the AC was on, the duvet was thick, so I got hot and woke up sweating. The pillow was too soft and flat. The area around the hotel was a bit dark, but it's close to a main street, and there are convenience stores like Lawson and Daily Yamazaki, as well as restaurants like Sukiya and Excelsior Cafe nearby, so finding food was never an issue!

Being a female-only facility, I felt very safe and comfortable using it. Everyone was surprisingly quiet. The bathroom also had a lock, which was reassuring.

This is a capsule hotel in Tokyo. I had a lot of luggage at the entrance, and I could hear the noise from a nearby izakaya.