Unito Chiyoda

It's really bad. The politeness is suffocating. It is said to be a hotel, but it feels more like a family B&B. It is very different from other capsule hotels in Tokyo.

High cost performance, suitable for people traveling on a budget, don’t expect more in other aspects

An incredible experience. Everything was wonderful. The hostel staff is very very friendly.

The location was good because it was within walking distance of Akihabara. The facilities are also clean, and considering the price this is awesome. It's mostly quiet, but I couldn't help but snore in the surrounding rooms when I slept. Personal lockers are not provided free of charge, so be careful not to lose them. There is a locker in the room, but the lock cannot be used.

There are no barriers to communication, the location is a little bit hard to find, the sanitation is very clean, and the quality of the tenants is also very high

It can only be said that it is worthy of the price, but it is not lost. It's the first time I live in a capsule hotel, and I'm not used to it. I arrived at the hotel at 10 o'clock in the evening, but there was no one at the front desk. Thanks to an enthusiastic Japanese girl who helped me contact the hotel staff, I was able to check in smoothly. The hotel facilities are quite complete. There are 4 washing machines, towels, toothbrushes, toothpaste, and cotton swabs. However, the sound insulation of the bed is a bit poor. I slept on the upper bunk, and I could hear hiccups, **, and the sound of lifting the quilt on the lower bunk... But there is a big problem, that is, the stairs are very cut, and every time I climb up to the upper bunk, I can hear it. It was hard work, and the soles of my feet were so painful from being cut by the stairs.

The room is small but fine, and it has all kinds of functions. It's not bad. It's suitable for one person