Bnbplus Costelun Akiba

It's about an 8-10 minute walk from Akihabara Subway Station. The restroom and shower room are also sufficient. It can meet the most basic needs: sleep, take a bath, and soak in noodles. The bed is very narrow, like you can roll over and hit the wall. The aisle is very narrow, only one person can pass through. The house is very humid, and dry clothes can become wet when hung outside. The mattresses were also damp, and some had a strong musty smell that made it difficult to breathe. Because the room is small, it is very noisy if there is any movement, especially at night. If the requirements are not high and the budget is limited, you can consider it if you want to spend one night temporarily. I personally made a reservation for several days because I was so adventurous, otherwise I would have wanted to move out that night, so I had no choice but to get used to it. Walking distance , around 10 minutes from Akihabara station. Good if you need one night stay for emergency.Such small a room was unbelievably equipped with basically all the equipments for daily life needs:24 beds, three toilets and three showers, and was squeezed into a locker cabinet, a smaller reception area and dining area with a fridge, and some kitchenwares(bowls and plates, and water). You can live by if you do not ask much.The room is so small that you literally only have space to walk and pass through, and most of the time you’d have to stop to wait for others to pass cuz it’s only enough for one person to walk through.Cushion is small too, size around 2*1*1.3 (m), will be painful for tall girls.Room is very humid. You hang the dry outfit in the room, and the next morning it became wet. This was not exaggerated. Some of the cushions smell musty too and made you hard to breathe. But strangely, the humidifier is still on 24 hours a day.The ladder to upper beds needs maintenance. Some were broken.Reception public area is smelly with all the shoes lying down there, right next to the kitchen (two small tables). Long hairs everywhere on the floor in the washing room esp. on weekend when staff don't seem to work. Objectively, guests were to blame for the dirty situation.Not that quiet as people commented, esp. at night. Some people stay late till 3am ish, and some starts to get ready by 6am, people coming in and out by slamming the door, packing, unpacking, zip on and off the suitcase, heavy foot steps with all the slippers, some even ate very late at night in bed when you can smell the instant noodles from the bed downstairs and the sound how they suck the noodles and cracking the eggs… The space is so small which made each sound louder than it may sound like at night.Customer service needs improving. Cannot get hold of them in time. No one replies. Even tho finally in the end someone answered the phone after me dozens time of trying. They did not care if I slept well, but wonder how fast they should charge for changing a bed when I was complaining about the noise. Not professional.All in all, oaky if you’re on a limited budget, and basic beds and shower satisfies, otherwise look for other places.

I booked a room in advance through the Aguda website, and when I read the reviews on Google I was a little worried, however none of my fears came true, the place was easy to find (navigating using Google Maps) because I registered in advance the entry process was easy and a note with my name and details was waiting for me. The rooms were capsule rooms quite identical to other capsule rooms I had the chance to stay in, there was a place to sit and eat and a place to store the luggage. The bathroom and showers were clean and well equipped, soaps, shampoo and all hair styling equipment you can imagine (straightener, pen, etc.) I had a very good experience for one night. Maybe I wouldn't stay for a long time because the rooms are capsule rooms, therefore small, and there is no way to cook, but other than that it was excellent.

◆It's for women only, so you can enter and exit using facial recognition and a passcode, so don't worry. The air conditioning was nice and not too harsh. There seemed to be enough sinks and hair dryers. There is a charge for amenities, but shampoos are provided.

They can improve the service. The place can be cleaned at least once a day. There are other cheaper places where the service is also good. If you're low on budget, look for a day and see how it is before you extend your stay.

amenities was acceptable. quite clean as well. my only concern is the location, it is situated right above a bar, at night the street is really dark and quite scary for a female who is alone. here comes the problem, upon checking in, i was …

It's about an 8-10 minute walk from Akihabara Subway Station. The restroom and shower room are also sufficient. It can meet the most basic needs: sleep, take a bath, and soak in noodles. The bed is very narrow, like you can roll over and hit the wall. The aisle is very narrow, only one person can pass through. The house is very humid, and dry clothes can become wet when hung outside. The mattresses were also damp, and some had a strong musty smell that made it difficult to breathe. Because the room is small, it is very noisy if there is any movement, especially at night. If the requirements are not high and the budget is limited, you can consider it if you want to spend one night temporarily. I personally made a reservation for several days because I was so adventurous, otherwise I would have wanted to move out that night, so I had no choice but to get used to it. Walking distance , around 10 minutes from Akihabara station. Good if you need one night stay for emergency.Such small a room was unbelievably equipped with basically all the equipments for daily life needs:24 beds, three toilets and three showers, and was squeezed into a locker cabinet, a smaller reception area and dining area with a fridge, and some kitchenwares(bowls and plates, and water). You can live by if you do not ask much.The room is so small that you literally only have space to walk and pass through, and most of the time you’d have to stop to wait for others to pass cuz it’s only enough for one person to walk through.Cushion is small too, size around 2*1*1.3 (m), will be painful for tall girls.Room is very humid. You hang the dry outfit in the room, and the next morning it became wet. This was not exaggerated. Some of the cushions smell musty too and made you hard to breathe. But strangely, the humidifier is still on 24 hours a day.The ladder to upper beds needs maintenance. Some were broken.Reception public area is smelly with all the shoes lying down there, right next to the kitchen (two small tables). Long hairs everywhere on the floor in the washing room esp. on weekend when staff don't seem to work. Objectively, guests were to blame for the dirty situation.Not that quiet as people commented, esp. at night. Some people stay late till 3am ish, and some starts to get ready by 6am, people coming in and out by slamming the door, packing, unpacking, zip on and off the suitcase, heavy foot steps with all the slippers, some even ate very late at night in bed when you can smell the instant noodles from the bed downstairs and the sound how they suck the noodles and cracking the eggs… The space is so small which made each sound louder than it may sound like at night.Customer service needs improving. Cannot get hold of them in time. No one replies. Even tho finally in the end someone answered the phone after me dozens time of trying. They did not care if I slept well, but wonder how fast they should charge for changing a bed when I was complaining about the noise. Not professional.All in all, oaky if you’re on a limited budget, and basic beds and shower satisfies, otherwise look for other places.