Published date: October 7, 2024
Affordable and Comfortable Space
Room Type Stayed
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Experience of the stay
The location is about a 5-minute walk from Hamamatsucho Station, and since it’s a bit off the main street, it’s not too crowded even though it’s close to the station, making it quiet at night.
Inside the capsule, it’s basically the same as other Nine Hours locations, equipped with USB and power outlets, but nothing particularly special in terms of facilities.
Check-in was simple as I received the QR code for check-in via SMS in advance and just needed to scan it at the terminal.
Additionally, the locker key is also a QR code sent to my smartphone, so there’s no need to worry about losing cards, which was convenient.
A toothbrush, slippers, lounge wear, and bath towel are provided, so there’s no need to bring much to this accommodation, but since there is no cup for brushing teeth, you might want to bring a toothbrush with a cup if that concerns you.
On each sleeping floor, there is a shared space right at the elevator exit, where you can eat, drink, or work on the computer. The night view is not that beautiful as it’s between buildings, but it’s a place to relax a bit.
When sleeping, as shown in the last photo, most outside light is blocked, so I don't think it will be too bright to sleep. However, depending on the guests, you may need to prepare for some noise due to the capsule specifications.
Experiences during the trip
It is a station close to Haneda Airport, so I used it as a stopover place before going to Tochigi Prefecture since my flight was late at night.