Tokyo's Best Capsule Hotels

From futuristic to themed, these are the best capsule hotels I could find.. & it doesn't get too much smaller or compact than this... 😴

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Hotels I stayed at:
1 - Nine Hours Hamamatsucho
2 - Book & Bed Shinjuku
3 - Millennials Shibuya
4 - Manga Art Hotel
5 - First Cabin Haneda Airport

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Video edited by Taylor Thompson

CHAPTERS:
00:00 - Tokyo Capsule Hotels
00:22 - Nine Hours Hamamatsucho
5:11 - Book & Bed Shinjuku
8:04 - Travel safely
10:00 -Millennials Shibuya
14:35 - Manga Art Hotel
19:00 - First Cabin

[seerasan]

Prices for the capsules (do note the prices fluctuate A LOT depending on the day/if it's peak season)
💰9h Hamamatsucho- 4, 000 yen ~
💰Book & Bed - 4, 000 yen ~
💰Millennials Shibuya - 8, 000 yen ~ 15, 000 (can be pricey)
💰Manga Art Hotel - 4, 000 yen ~
💰First Cabin Haneda - 10, 000 yen ~

[erikahand]

Only thing that was missing from this video was a price guide for each hotel. Other than that great video. Loved your content like always 🤗🤗

[kebosangar]

OMG First Cabin. I stayed in their Kyoto branch and got the same room type that you used back in 2015. So much memories. I also had an early flight when I stayed there and I was not allowed to use the alarm also. The staff said they will wake me up. Fast forward to early morning, somehow I woke up 5 minutes before time, took time to wake my self up and a few minutes later saw tiny hands below my door with waving motion whispering "Please wake up, hello, please wake up.". I guess they were hoping that I can see their hand movements mid sleep, it was adorable really. I thanked the staff and sounds like he was glad that I was awake and, probably, didn't need to get inside the room to wake me.

[junistheking]

I’m Japanese who grew up in The States, now living and discovering cool things to do in Japan by Aussie 😂. Great channel サラさん😊

[fpgamer]

I watched the whole thing and I am convinced that you are a professional ASMR content creator.

More power to you and your channel!

From the Philippines

[VerhoevenSimon]

The nine hours was my favourite, just that view alone already!

[byghostlight]

Some part of me wants to try them but between being slightly claustrophobic and a snorer, it’s probably best for all, if I don’t hehehe.

[erin]

Never found a more perfect timing video. Literally was just researching hotel capsules in Tokyo today. Getting a more visual of the capsules is so perfect!!

[ItsRatHead]

"Konnichiwa i brought a fan"

-Alyssa 2024

[LetsgowithHyro]

I've been watching so many Japan vlogs since 2017 or so. You are killing it with these videos GREAT JOB! I did not dare to stay at one of these capsule hotels but thanks to this, would consider staying at one if I ever get the chance to visit Japan again. They look amazing! Greetings from Aruba (Dutch Caribbean).

[wasabigirl]

The "Book & Bed Shinjuku" is my favourite! 😁 GREAT video!!!

[RaymondwLin]

I love the Zelda T-shirt! The little hearts is a lovely design! Love it!

[joneschri]

Theatre Zzz next to the Sumida is great also. I loved Book and Bed as well as Manga Art when I last visited!

[robertofinali]

This was super entertaining to watch, especially because all places were particular and different from each others! It looks like you had lots of fun exploring the capsule hotels scene in Tokyo 😸

[EmberMoonprincess]

I stayed at 9hours in 2019! It was actually surprisingly comfortable

[Lyssakay]

I am totally not bias but my favorite capsule hotel was the manga one!! Was so much fun!

[xaj]

omg at least i’m not the only super deep sleeper this reminds me if i ever capsule somewhere not to do it before a flight. i slept through my flight back from london the morning after staying in paris and i would be so anxious to repeat that. i do have a vibrating alarm clock at home to wake me up but it vibrates the entire bed because it’s under the mattress. That little puck alarm clock looks so useless!

[VictoriaZ-ef]

Stayed in the first one you showing, nice experience

[MiddleAgedSwedeGoesForAWalk]

Staying at a capsule hotel is very much on the "to do" list if I ever visit Japan. As a rather big person I think the smallest capsules might feel a bit to claustrophobic but at the same time, the largest ones, that seems more like a small room than a capsule almost feel like cheating if you're after the capsule hotel experience. For me, the first hotel seems like the perfect mix of actually feeling like a capsule hotel but still providing a decent amount of space.

[chongyewchang]

Came for hotel recommendations, stayed for unexpected asmr