9h Nine Hours Suidobashi Sleep Lab

This was my first time experiencing a capsule hotel, and I was amazed by how well everything was organized. The hotel is designed with a clear separation for two genders: male guests stay on the second and third floors, while female guests are on the seventh and eighth floors. There is a shared common room where everyone can relax, work, or chat — the transparent glass walls offer stunning views of the surrounding area, making it a delightful place to unwind. Each guest is assigned a personal locker, which can be accessed using a unique card with a QR code linked to the capsule number — a thoughtful and secure system. Male and female bathrooms are located on separate floors, but there are also toilets conveniently available on the capsule floors for nighttime use. It’s impressive how much thought went into the design of this space. A nice touch was the complimentary tonic booster drink for guests. Overall, the capsule experience was unique and enjoyable. I do wonder if capsule hotels for couples exist — that would be an interesting concept to try!

For a solo or minimalistic traveller, it does the job! Bed is big enough for even 2, it's basic but comfortable, privacy is great with the rollable curtains to hide entrance but it's not sound proof (can hear people snoring). Toilets & Showers are clean and ideal. Common room is spectacular. Would recommend!

Hotel is nice and clean. They provide uniform, amenities and towels. It is great that changing room and showers are located on the different floor than the sleeping area. Nobody will disturb you during your sleep. I received sleeping report — information about my sleep a few days later. It was interesting. The capsule looks cool but i didn't feel very comfortable due to lack of air. If you stay for more than one night keep in mind they will ask you to leave your capsule from 10.00 till 14.00 every day for cleaning.