Shibuya City, Japan
1 Chome-8-1 Ebisu
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+81 334495255
Kinda opposite feelings I have GOOD · The location is certainly best! Then sauna with mint water, which makes you sleep so well at night! Showers and basins are well cleaned, hairdryer I can say is powerful enough to dry long hair. The bed mattress in the capsule is very comfy! NOT GOOD · They didn't use any redecorations - just wooden walls with printed signs on them, which makes the hostel looks oldish and kinda done slipshod. Also such a choice doesn't present dirt stick to the corners, spider net appears here and there and much dust. In the capsule, the place for TV exists, and it takes so much space in the capsule, that you will definitely hit your head at least 3 times each day you stay there. The shelves and this TV place are not well cleaned and mud/dust is visible, sicks to your fingers if you touch the surfaces. Curtains sound loud when you open or close them, as well as all doors - entry and locker ones. So every time anybody enters the room, then go to the toilet, then close the curtain - you will be woken up due to the loud noise all these doors creating.
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Very clean, staff speaks english, no issues at all.
Prices are different every day. Weekend are more expensive. Good location, just 2mins walk to JR line metro. The most annoying part is you must check in, check out every day.
Pros: -Great Location -Great Price -Clean Facilities -Friendly staff Cons: - It feels like you're living in a weird mix of a spaceship and a jail. They give matching gray uniforms to wear. Every morning at 10:00am the intercom turns on with "Bing bong Biiing - Everybody Please Leave. Bing Bong Biiiing" and people line up in their gray uniforms and walk half asleep to brush their teeth and check out. You can't return until 1pm, so if you're a tourist and out partying until 6am, it's going to be a rough time. That being said, being forced to see the daylight is maybe a good thing?
Long story short I was looking for a place that was low key and had some sort of spa. Do C had it. The sauna is 24 hours so you can drop by whenever you're able to. The added bonus is that this capsule hotel has well... Capsules! I liked my stay here, but a few things could be improved. Chief of which are the capsules themselves. It looks like this used to be an old school capsule hotel and the pods are right out of the 1980's. That being said I did have a comfortable sleep and while I'm six foot five inches tall (196cm est.) I did fit inside. I you're also my height of recommend sleeping diagonally which works pretty good too. Speaking of sleep, bring your own ear plugs as you may hear your neighbor(s). The sauna and the hotel itself has a unique look, all decked out in plywood and concrete. You really fell secluded when you stay here and it's nearly isolated completely from the outside world. The hotel is clean and the minimalist design really enhances that as well. The staff is friendly, but getting answers quickly online doesn't seem to be a thing. Not a big deal, but the website should have some of those basic questions so that one doesn't need to scan through reviews. Overall it was exactly what I was looking for in my stay and I'm glad I picked Do C for my last night in Tokyo. After a long trip it was nice to fully unwind and relax.
Decent capsule hotel for traveller. I like the concept and interior. They're all simple and give you this calm sensation just by looking at it. The only thing is no lift which it's pretty challenging if you have big luggage.
CAPSULE HOTEL! Finally got to spend a night here after a late night showing idol concert. The place has a spa, bathrooms, and lockers. Men and women are on separate floors. Looks like a prison, but without bars. Order online and you get about 500 (5) off otherwise it's about 2500 (25) for one night. You get pajamas, flip flops and some other stuff for free. Would highly recommend trying it out once in your entire life lol
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