9h Nine Hours Ningyocho Reviews

Everything is fine, clean. But one girl from the staff was constantly rude.

Quite hotel, location is good, washroom is clear and water pressure is enough

Clean hostel near subway line with direct connections to both airports. Lots of showers. Slippers, towels and even loungewear are provided. There is no kettle, but there is a vending machine with water, coffee and tea. You have to leave between 10am and 3pm for cleaning, but you came to explore Tokyo, not sit in a hostel. I couldn't check in on my own late at night, staff helped me. I love the area - it is very quiet, although only 30-40 minutes walk to Ginza. Nereby a lots of konbini and restaurants.

The location is very close to the metro station. Usually I take exit A5, but highly recommend to use exit A3 or A6, depending on which directions you are going to, when you have heavy luggage. There are a lot of good restaurants nearly, it is a good experience to stay in this hotel.

This was my first time staying at a capsule hotel and the experience was overall great. They have spacious capsules and everything is very clean. My overall experience for the stay of 6 nights was really great. Highly Recommended for others.

So close to the Metro Station with Starbucks and Daiso just around the corner. The sleeping capsule and bathroom were really clean. Although in the morning got disturbed by the noise from other people while you were sleeping. But for the price I'm OK with it.

Good: 1. Spacious capsule 2. Lots of toilets cubicals Neutral: 1. They’ve a locker outside the room for you to put your luggage etc. the size is quite small so good if you don’t have too many things but bad if you’ve a huge luggage. I saw another stayer desperately squeezing her luggage. Bad: 1. Only 1 charging port 2. Limited locker space 3. Limited packing space

Good place for staing one or two nights. I liked it and can recomend

Exceeds expectations. Very clean place, every day there is a thorough cleaning (for someone it can be a problem because there is no access to capsules from 10 to 14). Included breakfast is a sandwich and a drink in a nearby coffee (it’s okay but mind the price of included breakfast, maybe you can find something better). Inside the sleeping space it’s cool and quiet - just all you need for a good nap)

The location is very near to the metro (take exit A5 from Ningyocho station (2 minutes) or take exit A6 if you bring huge luggage for the escalator (5-7 minutes). Tons of recommended restaurants near the hotel. I just love this place

This is by far the best hostel I have stayed in, I was so amazed by the design and facilities, everything exceeded my expectation of a hostel experience. Male and female dormitory are on separate floors, lockers are on the same floor as dormitory, and the wash/shower floor has common area for eating and chatting. Would definitely stay here again next time I come to Tokyo!

I booked a room in a capsule hostel with a friend for two weeks. Our form of rest is to spend 20 km a day and after that rest and get enough sleep before a new day. It fit perfectly! Cleanliness, polite and helpful staff, showers that always have everything you need. Ideal location close to several metro lines and the city center. Спасибо! ありがとう!

Gear choice for solo traveler

Worst hotel experience ever. The check in was so complicated since we booked through trip.com, so we never received the QR code and/or any reference number for the self check in. As for the amenities, you receive a basket with a pj's and slippers (that you need to wear in the capsule room) and a toothbrush. They should also give some earplugs as their capsule is like sleeping with carboards wall. You ear everything, with people snacking, drinking, snorring. Definitely the worst night of my life. We booked this to experience the capsule, but save your money and book an hotel room. Also, bathroom area was very dirty!