I Spent a Night at World's First Robot Hotel in Tokyo Japan

This time, I tried the strangest hotel, Henn na Hotel Asakusabashi, where robots serve their guests. "Henn na" means "Strange" in English.

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[Lydia]

This is like a paradise for introverts. I'll relocate to Japan later in the future.

[yuki_anesa]

I've worked at a hotel before and I'm really amazed at how Japanese guests don't leave you with a messy room during check out. Case in point at the end of the video, he even folded the blanket haha

[TuckerSP]

It's definitely wierd and strange to see robots at the desk. The little dancing robots were very cute. The hotel looked nice with a good location and food.

Japan is one of those if not the only country basically made for solo travelers, no body judges you for being alone, no couples making their love scenes in public. I went to Japan with a group of friends for some study related thing, and I want to return to tourist the entire country alone.

[alanoffer]

Japan is a very special country, many years ago I did some construction work for a company I worked for at nippon airways headquarters in London and it was like walking into another world, the minute you walked through those entrance doors it was like stepping into another country, the people treated you differently you had to learn to behave a little differently, very interesting for me, ,,I worked there for a couple of weeks and I really enjoyed the experience, ( sounds silly working in an office ) but the experience has always stuck with me, ,,when I finished the work, the office manager gave me a little presentation hand made miniature tea pot that first class passengers on nippon airways got, it sits on the shelf in front of me I know it’s not much but in thirty years working in central london office buildings that is the only time I was given something, however small as this was, I’ve been fascinated with James culture in a way since then

[silvertbird]

I really enjoyed the POV video, and without narration which makes me feel as though I am there myself. I’ll never visit Japan, or stay in such a hotel in Tokyo, but this is the next best thing. I laughed when you told the beer to behave in the refrigerator.

[AverytheCubanAmerican]

- Japanese robots
- Can also speak Chinese, English, and Korean
- dance to Hawaiian music
*Mr. Worldwide*

If "How should we turn Japan into a hotel?" was the question for coming up with this place, the answer was "Hold my robots"

[kaelakeluskar]

I love that even when it comes to dancing robots, there's always that one guy that thinks "ugh, this is so beneath me"

[virgo_m]

Интересный опыт, но всё же пусть будут люди, живые, настоящие, неидеальные люди. Спасибо за видео!

[Willowfire]

I was really happy to see such a place. I'm not a traveler. My health is the reason; but thanks to you I got to visit an interesting place in Japan. The name definitely fits the hotel. I don't know how I would feel interacting with a robot. Still it was a very nice place. The food looked very good too. I'm so glad that you showed us how to eat the nana. I would embarrassed myself. Thanks for sharing. This was a treat!

[c.k.]

I don't know how many times I stopped in Japan to change planes. Never got a chance to venture outside of the airport. A very nice hotel in a seemingly a nice location. Hoped they got around to fix the one broken little greeting robot. LOL! Great video by the way.

[pamelacrawford]

I love how everything is always so clean. People are very nice. Can’t wait to visit someday! 😊😊😊

[annesurf]

I have always thought that Japan was unique and this just confirms my belief. So quirky yet practical. The little robot display was adorable. Everything seems so orderly and calm. I would feel safe travelling alone, even though there didn't see to be any visible security. I find your uploads really fascinating.

[Naranjus]

I love how Japanese people are so civil and educated! You made the bed ❤️and finished all your food ✨🇨🇷🇨🇳greetings from a Chinese Costa Rican

[glennda]

Thank you from the USA.
It was a very relaxing video & enjoyable!
After a long day shopping with my husband I really enjoyed watching this!
Very interesting!

[jimmyday]

The prices were very affordable given the hotel's location. Everything looked so clean, tidy, and colorful, even the city streets!

[dianethompson]

Japan seems like such a great country. The robots were really cool. Thanks

[sneznaja]

Очень люблю Японию и ее народ. Знаю, что никогда не смогу приехать. Ваши видео для меня наслаждение. Спасибо.

[rachelt]

I had a very, very, very bad day and this video was the only thing that calmed me down. It even gave me a little smile a couple of times. Thank you 😢

[mailill]

I'm from Norway, and I spent less than one little week in Tokyo 15 years ago. Yet, even today I feel weirdly "homesick" watching the streets of Tokyo. It immedeately felt so oddly familiar when I was there. I have no idea why.