Capsule Inn Kamata puts you 3.5 mi (5.7 km) from Kawasaki Daishi. Guests indulge in massages, then grab a bite to eat at the restaurant. A spa tub and a sauna are other highlights.
Pros: Capsules were quiet and private - lots of storage room for my suitcase. Really close to train station. Don't walk from Haneda - someone said it is 45 minutes; it is closer to 70 minutes walk.
Pros: Considering the price, it was just ok. Got to see some interesting stuff on TV.
Cons: It gets hot a bit with the curtains closed in your capsule. You will have to find ways to leave it open a bit.
Pros: The proximity with Haneda Aiport. The Spa (Sauna + Japanese style Bath) Ok to spend one cheap night before taking plane the following day.
Cons: The cabin was not really comfy. Weird smell into the dormitory. Many smoking rooms into the hotel which spread an unpleasant smell of tobacco all over the shared areas.
Cons: The place is clean but old - there is a bit of a funky smell especially around the sleeping capsules.
Pros: Good simple capsule accommodations. Be sure to visit the spa on the 2nd floor. Some TVs are missing from the capsules, but I didn't care.
Cons: The staff do not speak English. This shouldn't be much of a problem for simply paying for your reservation, but you might have trouble with special requests if you don't speak any Japanese.
Pros: It's a capsule hotel. So better don't go there with big expectations on comfort. But good enough if you just want to sleep after a long day of sightseeing in Tokyo.
Pros: Great location, access to Haneda. Great value; inexpensive yet comfortable and many nice amenities and extra services (free hot spa, XL size pajamas, laundry, massage, restaurant). They have Deluxe ...
Cons: Imho staff could speak more English to attract more foreign travelers (but don't blame them as their main customers are native 'salaryman'). Communication might be difficult if you don&#...
Pros: Very large lockers for Japan, easily able to fit my backpack and gear with a lot of extra space. Beds were clean and comfy, capsules have a power outlet.
Cons: The room wear is a tad small.
Pros: Great location, close to both stations in Kamata, handy for the train to and from Haneda Airport. I loved the saunas! There were two, a hot one and a very hot one, and outside there was a cool bath...
Cons: Typically for a capsule hotel, there was just a futon mattress with no base, so it wasn't the most comfortable night's sleep I've ever had.
Pros: clean and friendly. Everything you could need was at hand
Pros: Great location, access to Haneda. Great value; inexpensive yet comfortable and many nice amenities and extra services (free hot spa, XL size pajamas, laundry, massage, restaurant). They have Deluxe ...
Cons: Imho staff could speak more English to attract more foreign travelers (but don't blame them as their main customers are native 'salaryman'). Communication might be difficult if you don&#...
Pros: clean and friendly. Everything you could need was at hand
Pros: Capsules were quiet and private - lots of storage room for my suitcase. Really close to train station. Don't walk from Haneda - someone said it is 45 minutes; it is closer to 70 minutes walk.
Pros: Considering the price, it was just ok. Got to see some interesting stuff on TV.
Cons: It gets hot a bit with the curtains closed in your capsule. You will have to find ways to leave it open a bit.
Pros: The proximity with Haneda Aiport. The Spa (Sauna + Japanese style Bath) Ok to spend one cheap night before taking plane the following day.
Cons: The cabin was not really comfy. Weird smell into the dormitory. Many smoking rooms into the hotel which spread an unpleasant smell of tobacco all over the shared areas.
Cons: The place is clean but old - there is a bit of a funky smell especially around the sleeping capsules.
Pros: Good simple capsule accommodations. Be sure to visit the spa on the 2nd floor. Some TVs are missing from the capsules, but I didn't care.
Cons: The staff do not speak English. This shouldn't be much of a problem for simply paying for your reservation, but you might have trouble with special requests if you don't speak any Japanese.
Pros: It's a capsule hotel. So better don't go there with big expectations on comfort. But good enough if you just want to sleep after a long day of sightseeing in Tokyo.
Pros: Very large lockers for Japan, easily able to fit my backpack and gear with a lot of extra space. Beds were clean and comfy, capsules have a power outlet.
Cons: The room wear is a tad small.
Pros: Great location, close to both stations in Kamata, handy for the train to and from Haneda Airport. I loved the saunas! There were two, a hot one and a very hot one, and outside there was a cool bath...
Cons: Typically for a capsule hotel, there was just a futon mattress with no base, so it wasn't the most comfortable night's sleep I've ever had.
