Capsule Hotel Asakusa River Side in Tokyo, Japan

68%(Avg rating)

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Guests

1 Bed Male Dorm

$40.40

$26.93

1 Bed Female Dorm

$40.40

$26.93

Room Types Chosen	Rooms	Guests	Total
9 Male Dorm	0	0	$ 0.00
4 Female Dorm	0	0	$ 0.00
Total:	0	0	0

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About Capsule Hotel Asakusa River Side

Address: 2-20-4-B Kaminarimon, Taito-ku, Tokyo, Japan

Only a minute walk from Asakusa Station enabling you to explore Asakusa on your budget.

This is an ideal place in Asakusa to stay for business trip and sightseeing.

Facility & Services
# Guest rooms: 140 capsule rooms
# Communal Bath (Separated for Each Gender)
# Small Kitchen Room
# Female Only Floor
# 24 hour Front Desk Services
# Check-in / 3:00p.m
# Check-out / 10:00a.m
# Credit Card: VISA, Master Card, AMEX, Diners Club

Amenities
Soap, Shampoo & Conditioner, Toothbrush, Razor, Hand towel, Bath towel, Cotton robe, Slippers, TV, Alarm clock

* Please note that we do not have female & male mixed capsule rooms and they are located at different floors.

Additional Information

Capsule Hotel Asakusa River Side Amenities

24 hour reception
Towels for Hire
Breakfast Not Included
Restaurant
Lockers
Swimming Pool

Luggage Storage
Elevator
Bar
Linen Included
Air conditioning
Free Internet Access

Latest Customer Reviews

40%

When we arrived at the hotel the staff had no reference of our booking-I tried to explain that I\'d booked through hostels.com,but they kept asking for a printed-off confirmation.My ipod couldn\'t connect to their WiFi & there was a queue to use the single computer.We ended up walking around Asakusa trying to find anotherWiFi spot so that I could go into hotmail & retrieve my booking.It was only after we came back & showed them the booking on screen that they checked their systems & let us in. Rebecca, from England ~ 20th Nov 2011

60%

They didn't speak a word of English there was no electrical outlets in the capsule, so couldn't charge my phone and you had to pay to store your luggage Camille, from Denmark ~ 27th Sep 2011