Hostels in Saitama Prefecture, Japan

this is the first capsule hotel. I was a little worried, but the staff was very kind I was able to spend it with peace of mind. The room is clean and I don't care about the sound next door I was able to sleep slowly. I was happy that the bedding was comfortable and I could choose a pillow. I would like to stay again, thank you.

It's a sleeping offer at the local onsen. It's clean with proper ventilation inside the pot. I found it comfortable. The onsen looks old, with a bit weird design. It's tattoo friendly meaning you can enjoy seeing japanese men full body tattooed. Is it yakuza style? Please consider before you book. The hotel is in the same building with ******** game spot, which add some specific vibes to the place. There is NO lockers to keep your bags. They asked me to keep my relatively big bag inside the sleeping pod, which I found a bit insane. I was sleeping hugging it. There is neither fridge no even microwave. Only café to eat in. They charge you extra money even for several minutes late after check out. No mercy. If you cope with all this, you'll definetly enjoy your stay.

Convenient transportation, but compared with the youth travel I lived in before, it is more general. The bathroom is shared by men and women, and it is very narrow, saying that you can't wash your hair. If a boy lives, it is OK, but girls are not recommended.

The hotel is located in Nishikawaguchi, a little towards Kawaguchi. There are many Chinese people around, it is very lively at night, and there is also a red-light district. If you go to Tokyo by train, you can transfer from Akabane to Ikebukuro and use the Tokyo Subway Pass. The one-day fare is 280+280+pass fee, so you can basically visit all the attractions in Tokyo in three days. During the Spring Festival, the hotel is also 400 RMB per night. What do you want at this price?