9h nine hours Ningyocho

I needed to catch a bus from Tokyo Station and searched for the cheapest place, which turned out to be this one. I had some trouble checking in, but a staff member was there to help me. Usually, it seems like check-in is self-service. If you're only staying for a short time, Nine Hours is a great option.

The environment is quiet and the location is convenient, close to Ningyocho Station with direct access to Haneda Airport. It's clean and tidy; the bed is made daily, and fresh towels, slippers, and loungewear are provided. The lockers are spacious and separate from the capsule rooms, so you won't disturb anyone even if you're packing late at night.

Everything was clean, and towels, slippers, and pajamas were provided. Showers and bathrooms were always available.

Location: The hotel is super close, just a 5-minute walk from Ningyocho Station, making it incredibly convenient for getting around Tokyo by subway! Facilities: The lockers here are larger than those at other Tokyo branches (the same size as in Fukuoka), and even my largest suitcase fit easily into the bottom compartment. The sleeping areas, washrooms, and shower rooms were all quiet and spacious, so I had no trouble using them. However, during peak hours, you might have to wait a bit for a shower. Even so, there are seating areas on each floor where you can relax while waiting, so it's not really an inconvenience. The lounge on the first floor is a bit small, but with plenty of common areas on every floor, it wasn't an issue. Cleanliness: Everything was kept clean, which I appreciated. The lockers, sleeping areas, and restrooms were all well-maintained. Overall, I was extremely satisfied and would definitely stay here again if I travel solo in the future!

The hotel was clean and conveniently located. Breakfast was at a coffee shop nearby. The storage locker was just big enough for a 24-inch suitcase. The bathroom was very spacious and had a private shower and toilet.