Capsule Hotel Anshin Oyado Premier Tokyo Shinjuku

I had to catch an early flight, so I stayed for one night and was lucky to spend a fantastic day here. The staff helped me figure things out while still keeping the rules in place. I enjoyed the onsen, lounge, massage chairs, skincare products, food, and drinks. The capsule was comfortable enough for sleeping, though there's no need to spend time in it unless you're ready for bed. Highly recommended if you want to stay near Shinjuku. I'd like the staff to contact me if possible because I'd love to book another stay soon.

The best part for me was how Anshin Oyado handled my big backpack. I left Tokyo for a couple of nights after my stay, and they kept it in a secure room for 1300/night. It was convenient and worth mentioning. I spent three nights here to try a capsule hotel and had a great time. There were lots of amenities, the location was fantastic, and all the staff were extremely polite and helpful. It was cool staying somewhere that catered only to men, which has only been the case at a handful of places I've visited. If you're not running around Tokyo, it's a safe place to properly relax. I'd recommend it. Thanks, guys.

After long days exploring Tokyo, I loved unwinding in the hot baths and massage chairs, then having the free food. I felt refreshed each morning and ready for the next day. The capsules were clean and comfortable too. Amazing place and a great deal.

I ended up going to the property with an unpaid reservation after receiving an email with a QR code and confirmation. They told me there that it hadn't been paid. I offered to pay then or try the booking again, but the next attempt was a waste of time and patience, so they asked for cash. I didn't have enough cash, so I said I'd use Western Union to withdraw some and came back the next morning with another unpaid booking, ready to pay cash. A different staff member, who was called the 'manager', then said they wouldn't accept cash. Pathetic. The website seems designed to draw people in with better prices and long-stay offers that you can't actually book. No card would ever be accepted. I tried other bookings with other cards too, and nothing worked. Staff kept telling me different things. Most of them weren't Japanese and definitely weren't fluent in English, and probably not in Japanese either. I wasted money traveling back and forth and making a Western Union withdrawal for nothing. It's horrible. It seems like they put these offers online just to attract people. If you pay the very high daily prices, apparently they'll accept even your dirty socks as payment. Be aware.