nine hours Kamata

The bathrooms were clean and easy to use, the staff helped when needed, and the Wi-Fi worked great. There are plenty of food options within about 100 meters, and the station is roughly a three-minute walk away. Just know the capsule only has a thin pull-down screen, so it gives some visual privacy but doesn't block the noise from the other ten people, including snoring. I still slept well after my flight, and was only there one night.

Bring earplugs if you're staying here. I heard wind and traffic, along with other guests talking and rolling luggage through the sleeping area, which isn't allowed. The place was clean and the bed was comfortable, though the pillow felt a bit flat. The capsules also get warm even in winter, so dress accordingly.

The pods were comfortable, and the showers were clean. Lockers felt secure and had enough room. They also provide sandals for the room, sleepwear, two towels, and toiletries. The location is handy, close to lots of restaurants, a convenience store, and Kamata Station. You can use the coworking desk for free during your stay.

That waterfall shower was heavenly, and the pod was clean, comfortable, and much bigger than I expected. The staff were nice, too. There are only two toilets on the men's floor, but there's another one in the lobby if you need it. The hotel is close to the station and just a couple of train stops from HND, which makes it a great place to stay for a flight. The nearby area has plenty of nightlife if you're planning a night out, but it's far enough away that it didn't bother the hotel. There's no TV, as the online photos make clear.