Tokyo Ariake Bay Hotel Reviews

The price you pay is totally worth every penny. Clean capsule hotel with full amenities (cotton buds, loofah, toothbrush&toothpaste, razor, ear plugs) available. You will get a bag of towel together with pajamas set in the locker for you. Only 5 minute walk from Rinkai Line Shinnonone station. Truly great hotel!

Nice hostel, near train station. I will go there again for sure 😀

Not bad, good place

clean room

The staff were very kind. When I checked out, I realized that my belongings were left in the room. The staff went out of their way to help me retrieve them. Thank you very much.

It's not far from the station, but the surrounding area is generally inconvenient. It's close to the highway and the location is friendly to drivers. This stay was part of an exploration project, so it was a pity that the location was lacking. The single room is overall pretty good!

A relatively clean capsule hotel. If you stay for many consecutive days, the room cleaning service may not be provided, so you need to communicate with the front desk. Most of the front desk staff can speak English, and there are one or two service staff who can speak Chinese. There are many Europeans and Americans who travel independently in the hotel, and there are also many Japanese. It is quite popular. The hotel is very close to the Rinkai Line Dongyun Station, and the transportation is relatively convenient. There are many convenience stores near the station. There are many factories and warehouses nearby, and there is a construction site across the road, which may be a little noisy during the day.

It is a cheap, clean and new capsule hotel. It is located within about 5 minutes' walk of Dongyun Station. You will pass by Lawson when you walk there. There is a 24-hour restaurant next door to the hotel. It is close to the sea and is not a busy area because there are many logistics and transportation industries. I was going to Disneyland to play with friends the next day, so I chose to stay temporarily for two nights. But the CP value is very high, about 600 per night. The supplies are next to the counter, and the lockers are also on the first floor, but they can only hold the check-in suitcases. The big ones need to be locked in front of the counter. It is a little troublesome to get the clothes, so go to the lockers first. After changing the shoes in the locker, the girls can go to the capsule room on the third floor. The shower is on the first floor, and the hair drying and dressing room is in the female dormitory area on the third floor. There are water heaters, microwave ovens, and vending machines for drinks and instant noodles on the fourth floor, but there is no water dispenser. The above is a little running account to provide reference for traveling alone in Japan!

Although it was a capsule hotel, it had everything you needed. If you are willing to endure the inconveniences of a capsule hotel, there is no shortage of places to stay for one night at an economical price. The system worked well, and the cleanliness was impressive. However, there seems to be something wrong with the hotel panoramic photo...

Not bad, good value for money

If you snore a lot, please refrain from making a reservation for everyone's sake. Or, manage older men separately.

It's a very decent capsule hotel. There are no big problems or advantages. I would say it's a bit troublesome to climb stairs on different floors for bathing and accommodation.

It was very clean. There were lockers with locks for each person, and the men's and women's floors were separated and accessed by card keys, so there was a sense of security. The staff were also very kind.

It's strictly forbidden to have soiled feet. It's good for me, who doesn't like people wearing shoes in the room.