Beagle Tokyo Hostel and Apartments

This worked well for my Haneda layover. Security felt reassuring, and there was even a bike lock for securing large suitcases to the ladder. The capsule felt private, and the bed and linens were really comfortable. Bathrooms and bedrooms were very clean, with lots of amenities provided. It got a bit warm some nights, and there isn’t much room inside the capsule. Most guests seemed to be passing through, so the common room stayed empty or quiet and there wasn’t much atmosphere. Handy for the airport, though less convenient if you’re heading into the city every day.

The first time I went there it was a bit hard to find, but after that I had an enjoyable stay. Check-in and check-out were both simple, and my room was clean and comfortable. For the price, it felt well worth it. I was there for just one night, but I’d come back and recommend it.

Even with the bar downstairs busy with locals drinking and partying, I couldn’t hear the noise from level 2 up. My flight got into Haneda Airport after 1 am, so I took Didi there. At the counter they already had my document ready and checked me in right away. The capsule was just the right size for a single bed, which was soft and comfortable. The shower had strong pressure and hot water came easily. There are coin-operated washing machines and a vending machine too, and it’s near a metro station. Probably the best capsule hotel I’ve stayed in.

I’d happily stay here again. The staff were really nice, and the place was super clean. Getting to and from the airport is convenient too, with Otorii train station nearby. I stayed in one of the “comfort” rooms, which has four cubicle-style capsule beds. The ceilings are high and my bed was comfortable, with plenty of space for luggage and an en suite toilet and sink. On the second floor there’s a lounge where you can warm up food, plus vending and laundry machines. Women’s toilets and showers are on that floor as well.