Location: Shinjuku Capsule hotels
Top Hotels in Shinjuku Capsule hotels
- 1. Shinjuku Kuyakushomae Capsule Hotel
- 2. The Global Hotel Tokyo
- 3. Rembrandt Cabin Shinjuku Shinokubo
- 4. Super Hotel Shinjuku Kabukicho
- 5. BOOK AND BED TOKYO SHINJUKU
- 6. First Cabin Ichigaya
- 7. Ace Inn Shinjuku
- 8. Capsule Hotel Transit Shinjuku
- 9. Capsule Hotel Shinjuku 510
- 10. Nine Hours Woman Shinjuku
Shinjuku Capsule hotels | Places to Stay in Shinjuku
In busy Shinjuku, you’ll find some of the tallest buildings in Toyko, as well as tons of shopping malls, bars and clubs. To escape the hustle and bustle, TripAdvisor travelers recommend visiting Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden, a beautiful and peaceful park in the middle of the city.
Restaurants in Shinjuku
1. Shinjuku Kuyakushomae Capsule Hotel
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 461 reviews
The manager and staffs are really helpful and Kind
Reviewed By yuriyanmusicI booked through Booking.com , but the reservation was missing when I arrived at the hotel. I have worked at Booking.com and expedia for several years , so I know well the booking system. I didn't know why this reservation have been missing... The hostel was almost full, but The manager managed kindly for find a bed for me. And Facilities are new and well maintained. The manager and Staffs are efficient. The location is really to access to all shopping and to the station. I recommend you this hotel. Nick Pyle. 夜遅くまで新宿で飲んだ際に、タクシーで帰る代わりに、一泊しようと思い宿泊。booking.comを使って予約をしました。ホテルの方、スタッフ、マネージャーの方は大変親切に対応いただき、サービス、施設、ロケーション共に大変満足です。
2. The Global Hotel Tokyo
Overall Ratings
4 based on 30 reviews
At the capsule hotel, the rooms have a wardrobe. The private bathroom is fitted with a bidet. Guest rooms at The Global Hotel Tokyo are equipped with a seating area. Rooms are separated by gender and certain rooms feature 24-hour security system.
Worst customer service ever
Reviewed By maarjalgBooked the Hotel on 07.01 and thank to my flight cancellation on 23.03 I wrote to them for three months without any answer from then or fullfilment of my request to refund my stay 14-16.06. Very sloppy customer service.
3. Rembrandt Cabin Shinjuku Shinokubo
Jr新大久保駅より徒歩2分の好立地。「新大久保をもっと楽しむ」をコンセプトに、「ミラブル」＆「リファインバブル」、 女性用「シャンプーバー」、ラウンジには「ウォーターサーバー」、「ビューン」スポットで雑誌と漫画読み放題。 男女別フロアでセキュリティも万全です。 目の前には人気のコーリアタウンが広がり、人気の韓国料理、スイーツ、化粧品まで 1日楽しめるエリアです。レンブラントキャビンは、コストパフォーマンスに優れた カプセルタイプの新築キャビンです。安心の男女完全別フロアですので、女性のお客様も 安心してご宿泊できます。
4. Super Hotel Shinjuku Kabukicho
Overall Ratings
4 based on 306 reviews
Would not accommodate COVID-19 cancellation
Reviewed By Aleksey GMy wife and I had booked a trip to Japan several months before COVID-19 became news. Our airline changed our flight details after the US recommendations to cease all nonessential travel and we had to cancel our trip. We had booked several hotels throughout Japan for our two week stay. Every single one of those hotels allowed us to cancel our reservation and receive a full refund except for this one. We reached out to the hotel management to see what options we had available, not only did they decline a refund request but they also would not honor a future booking using the amount we paid. Furthermore, instead of cancelling our reservation they instead marked us as a no-show despite having submitted the cancellation request weeks before we were to arrive. Based on our experience I would not recommend using their services.
5. BOOK AND BED TOKYO SHINJUKU
Overall Ratings
4 based on 43 reviews
Hotels, which have attracted attention as "Bookstore-Themed Hostel", can be found in many media outlets such as CNN and National Geographic. You can experience the unique space surrounded by books. Like a secret base in a city. BOOK AND BED TOKYO shinjuku store is located about 6 minutes walk from JR yamanote line Shinjuku station and about 1 minutes walk from seibu shinjuku line Shinjuku station. The biggest feature of this store is the accommodation hotel with a stylish coffee shop. And guests can enjoy the coffee with books. Non-hotel guests can also use the cafe. Besides coffee, we also serve breakfast and dessert. About the amenities it has Free wifi, 24 hours reception, 24 hours bathroom, sofa area, and bunks surrounded by books. Bookshelf consisting of over 3000 books. Beyond the JR line, there are alternative routes such as the Seibu Shinjuku line, the Tokyo metro and long distance buses, making it a convenient base for sightseeing in Tokyo and Japan.
Great place to lay your head
Reviewed By Katie WFantastic capsule hotel, easy to get to, the cafe was an added bonus, which we had some black pizza bread, very unusual but so tasty. capsule was roomy and had lots of space, as someone who hasnt stayed in shared accommodation I was very impressed.
6. First Cabin Ichigaya
Overall Ratings
4 based on 16 reviews
One night in Tokyo
Reviewed By Expedition424127What a great little hotel! Literally little. Four of us stayed in the business class cabins for one night whilst in transit from Tokyo to Nozawaonsen. Ichigaya is a little bit out of the way from Tokyo central but the hotel was very cool. Our tiny rooms were everything we needed for one night. They were safe and secure and very clean. The bathrooms and amenities were perfect and the staff were great. I definitely recommend this quirky little place if you have one night spare to try something fun!
7. Ace Inn Shinjuku
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 172 reviews
This is japanese capsule hotel. Easy Economy - We are preparing from capsules to luxury - capsules.
Cheap!
Reviewed By 553toricThis hostel is a great location near to the train station. Cheapest hostel I stayed in during my time in tokyo. I wouldn't reccomend it as the beds were so uncomfortable but it was totally manageable. Showers were fine, only waited 5 minutes to use it one day, other days there were no wait. Washing facilities were great too. Felt relatively safe because lockers were available.
8. Capsule Hotel Transit Shinjuku
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 11 reviews
We are in the perfect location for sightseeing and also for business, with easy access to the subway station, an ideal base for travel in any direction such as, Kabukicho, Shinjuku and Shin-okubo. We also provides air-conditioned rooms with free WiFi.
Great stay
Reviewed By tmcmannonThe lobby is located on the 4th floor. The men’s dorm is on the 4th floor and women’s on the 3rd. You have a locker to store your stuff, but those who had bigger luggage kept them in the locker area. There were 2 hangers, a bath towel, and washcloth in the locker for you. They have a coin washer and dryer. Slippers for you to use since street shoes aren’t allowed inside. Your capsule is clean, cute and quirky. You have 2 outlets, a light, mirror, shall shelf, 2 wall hooks, pillow, and blanket. The door is just a pull down cover. The front door is controlled access with a key so it felt safe. It was pretty quiet, but being ear plugs for the small noises of people’s movements. WiFi was free and pretty good. They rent a WiFi puck if you need it. Toilets, sinks/vanity, showers, and one bath tub are separate. Hot water in the shower took a bit of time to warm up in the morning. They were pretty clean. Community bottles of lotion, body spray, shampoo, conditioner, and body soap is provided. They also have a community blow dryer, straighter, and curling iron for use at the vanity area. Cotton swabs, combs, and toothbrush is available at the vanity area. There is a beverage vending machine and a water dispenser (near the sinks) with paper cups available. I recommend!
9. Capsule Hotel Shinjuku 510
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 62 reviews
Recommendation from a local
Reviewed By Mista EA local friend of mine recommended me thkus hotel. It's nothing special. But it's clean, the staff is very nice and tries to help wherever they can. A big pkus is the bath area. Would definitely recommend it as well and will stay there at my next trip to Tokyo.
10. Nine Hours Woman Shinjuku
Overall Ratings
3 based on 1 reviews
not so relaxing
Reviewed By nagoyasakuraThis is a new nine hours capsule hotel. The design and the colors feels heavy, there’s something in the character of the hotel that makes me feel not relaxed. I know Japanese are very polite but during my 2 nights stay the people are just so noisy , I can hear their steps walking so heavily, throwing some stuffs on their bed, banging the doors without respecting people who are sleeping. And there was a time I thought there’s an earthquake because my capsule bed is shaking so when I go out I just realized it’s just the woman moving at the top.
