わさび三田ホテル Wasabi Mita Hotel

When I have training nearby, I use this because I don't want to get caught up in the rush hour.This is definitely better than a manga cafe or a bad business hotel. Since I use it on weekdays, I usually stay for around 2000 yen.I think it's really nice that it's only for women.Security when entering the room is also good. I'm a little worried about the shoe rack, but so far I've never had it taken away.Paper slippers are placed on the shelves assigned to each room, so you can move around easily.Sometimes people from other countries call loudly and come and go, but this is partly due to the price, so please be patient.I've been to other capsule hotels, and I think the women-only spaces other than the basement lounge are generally safe.There are toothbrushes, ear plugs, and towels of various sizes in the private room, but there are additional toothbrushes and towels in the shower, so it seems like it would be good for multiple nights.The water in the shower is hot and powerful, and there are many private shower rooms and toilets, and there is a top rack that you can lock while showering, so you don't have to worry. The toilet is also clean and has a dedicated area for women only.The men's trunks were left behind, probably because they had washed the family's clothes and forgot about them. We also sell detergent.The basement lounge space seems to have changed in specifications since the last time I was there, with a smoking area and luggage storage now available, making it feel a little smaller. There is also a toilet in the basement.Microwave, electrical outlet, kettle, trash can, duster, rubbing alcohol, and a small food vending machine.It's very good, but I wish the customers had better manners, such as staying occupied for a long time or leaving something in the microwave after it exploded. . . It can't be helped since this is also used by people from overseas.The location is special, so if you don't have to cross the intersection, the only restaurants available are a nearby curry shop or Family Mart, but if you're coming from Mita, I think it would be a good idea to use the OK Store or other nearby restaurants.I would be happy if there was a vending machine that allows me to buy drinks without having to go out.We will use you again.

Even at the end of the Obon holiday, I was able to stay overnight for just 3,000 yen.It was a hot day and I was sweating even though I was only a 5-minute walk from Mita Station, but the entrance, lobby, and guest rooms were all powered by strong air conditioning, making it very comfortable.I was very grateful to have a quick shower and a large dry bath towel and face towel. The shared showers and washrooms are also clean.Although you may be reluctant to eat in your guest room, you can use the lounge on the first basement floor, which is equipped with a desk chair, running water, a sink, a microwave, and a kettle.There is also power supply and free Wi-Fi, so it is possible to do simple tasks on a PC.(It's about a 3-minute walk from the nearest Family Mart. If you want cup noodles, pour hot water in a Family Mart thermal jar and then walk, which saves you the trouble of boiling water.)

Although the hotel is cheap at around 4,000 -4,500 yen per night, it has good facilities. It has an automatic check-in and PIN-based room access system, and the lounge is spacious and comfortable. The sanitary facilities are particularly good, with nine toilets and five shower rooms. There are two types of shower - handheld and overhead - for your comfort. The bunk beds are soft and fluffy and free Wi-Fi is available.

It's been a long time since I used a hotel like this. As a result, I didn't have a very comfortable stay, and my stay in Tokyo ended up being the worst. Only the sleeping area seemed clean.However, the people who appear to be from Southeast Asia in the basement lounge and in front of the hotel entrance? A few foreigners were hanging out. It can't be helped as anyone can use the lounge, but it's not really possible to relax in the lounge and leave your luggage there because it's so noisy. Still, some suitcases... When I thought I was going to buy some food and spend some time in the lounge, I was stared at and felt uncomfortable, and I didn't understand the language, so I was a little scared. Among them, there were also a few foreigners lying with their heads down... I quickly finished my meal and left.Also, at the entrance of the hotel, where I marked the image, there was a large foreigner sitting cross-legged and talking on his cell phone. I don't want to sit in that kind of uncomfortable place.I wasn't directly harmed by anything, including the lounge issue, but if I were asked if I would use this hotel again, I definitely would not.