Experience the trendy and fashionable accommodation style

There is a unique form of accommodation in Japan called capsule hotels. Although not everyone has tried it, it has become one of Japan's cultural phenomena. It is not only a great place to satisfy curiosity, but also an excellent way to immerse yourself in collective culture and order. When you are unsure of where to stay, why not try a capsule hotel? It will definitely be a cool experience.

Nine Hours

Nine Hours is a veteran brand among the many capsule hotels in Tokyo. Its minimalist Nordic style is consistent throughout, with a cold, unique, and highly recognizable decor. Although the cabin space is not large, each room is equipped with an integrated adjustment system that allows for free adjustment of lighting, temperature, music, and more, as well as setting an alarm clock, making it convenient for guests to arrange their schedules. Additionally, Nine Hours pays great attention to detail, providing amenities such as bath towels, face towels, slippers, dental kits, and pajamas. The bathroom and lounge area are also well-equipped, ensuring a comprehensive and comfortable experience for guests.

℃ sauna + sleep

℃ sauna + sleep features a nostalgic wooden style and industrial design. It is equipped with advanced sauna facilities and offers 24-hour sauna and accommodation services. Guests receive a complete set of sauna supplies upon check-in to help relieve travel fatigue. Additionally, the facility replicates the traditional Finnish sauna experience with alternating hot and cold treatments, including high-temperature hot stones and mint-scented purified water. Guests can enjoy a unique mint steam bath in the Finnish sauna hut. The outdoor wooden cooling bathhouse is a semi-open independent room, with temperature options of 20℃, 25℃, and 30℃, allowing guests to fully enjoy their experience.

First Cabin

First Cabin adopts the design concept of an airplane cabin, aiming to provide three types of rooms - First Class, Business Class, and Economy Class, to meet the needs of different guests. Each type of room offers a large bed, a TV with headphones, a safe, and a folding door, along with air circulation equipment, a power system, and a safe. The overall comfort level surpasses that of some budget hotels. The hotel offers a lounge and a large bathhouse, as well as free Wi-Fi. Additionally, the ground floor of the hotel features Cafe & Bar 15, which serves three meals during the day and transforms into a bar at night, allowing you to fully enjoy your stay.

The Millennials

The Millennials is known as 'the most advanced digital capsule hotel.' It exudes a minimalist and stylish atmosphere, making guests feel comfortable and humanized. The space is equipped with technology-forward devices, highly favored by the new generation of consumers. Upon check-in, guests receive an iPod touch, which allows them to freely adjust the bed's inclination angle. The bed can easily be transformed into a double bed or a comfortable sofa. Additionally, the hotel offers services such as door sensors and room temperature control, and the room lighting can also be controlled. Some room types are equipped with projectors that can project high-definition images from smartphones onto the curtains in real-time, adding a trendy and fashionable touch.

BOOK and BED

BOOK and BED is a capsule hotel with the concept of 'sleeping in a bookstore,' providing a comfortable sleeping environment for travelers who love reading. Each BOOK and BED has a rich variety of books, selected by independent bookstores, covering various genres such as design, art, magazines, and comics, most of which are in Japanese and English. The accommodation area is composed of rows of bookshelves, with wooden ladders on the shelves connecting the rooms, making one feel as if they are in a bookstore. These small 'capsules' hidden between the bookshelves are equipped with simple but cozy beds, reading lights, sockets, and curtains, offering travelers a quiet resting time.