Anshin Oyado Tokyo Akihabara Denkigaiten
8.4
Excellent(1231 reviews)
Japan, 〒101-0021 Tokyo, Chiyoda City, Sotokanda, 1 Chome−2−12 秋葉原一棟ビル
+81 3-6746-4746
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Hotel Description
Anshin Oyado Tokyo Akihabara Denkigaiten is a modern capsule hotel situated at 1 Chome−2−12 Sotokanda, Chiyoda City, Tokyo, 〒101-0021, Japan. This unique hotel is perfectly positioned just a short three-minute walk from the nearest metro and train stations, making it an ideal base for exploring Tokyo’s vibrant Akihabara district. Known as a high-tech retail hub, Akihabara is famous for its electronics shops, video game stores, and manga and anime culture, offering an array of offbeat dining options, including themed maid cafes that enhance the area’s eclectic charm. The hotel’s design reflects a blend of contemporary style and traditional Japanese elements, creating a welcoming atmosphere that invites guests to unwind in comfort.
The capsule rooms at Anshin Oyado are designed for a relaxing stay, featuring streamlined spaces equipped with free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs, and shared bathrooms. Each capsule is thoughtfully designed to maximize comfort, providing a peaceful sanctuary for travelers seeking rest after a day of exploration. The overall ambiance of the hotel promotes tranquility, allowing guests to recharge in style while enjoying the unique capsule experience that Japan is known for.
In addition to its cozy rooms, Anshin Oyado offers a range of special amenities that set it apart. Guests can enjoy complimentary drinks in the informal dining area, along with access to an Internet café that caters to both leisure and business needs. For those looking to unwind, the hotel features an artificial hot-spring bath and a sauna, providing a serene environment to relax and rejuvenate. Massage chairs are available, allowing guests to indulge in a soothing experience that has been mentioned favorably by visitors numerous times.
Transportation is a breeze from Anshin Oyado, with convenient access to various public transport options nearby. Akihabara Station, just a four-minute walk away, connects travelers to major lines across the city, while Kanda Station and Tokyo Station are also within easy reach. For longer trips, both Narita International Airport and Haneda Airport are accessible, with travel times of approximately one hour and 26 minutes by taxi, respectively. This ease of access makes the hotel a perfect choice for both domestic and international travelers.
Health and safety measures are paramount at Anshin Oyado, ensuring that guests feel secure throughout their stay. The hotel implements strict cleanliness protocols, and its smoke-free environment contributes to a healthier atmosphere. Staff are trained to provide exceptional service while maintaining high standards of hygiene and safety, allowing guests to focus on relaxation and enjoyment.
There are plenty of top things to do around Anshin Oyado. Visitors can immerse themselves in the local culture by exploring Akihabara Electric Town, just a four-minute walk away. The historic Sensō-ji temple, Japan’s oldest temple, is a mere 13 minutes away, inviting guests to discover its rich history and beautiful architecture. For breathtaking views of the city, the Tokyo Skytree is 19 minutes from the hotel, while the Imperial Palace, set within scenic gardens, is an eight-minute trip. Families can enjoy the Ueno Zoological Gardens, just a nine-minute journey from Anshin Oyado, where they can explore various animal species, including the beloved giant panda.
Food enthusiasts will find an array of dining options close to the hotel, including Roast Beef Ōno Akihabara, renowned for its exquisite meat dishes, and Cafe Fresca, an Italian spot perfect for casual dining. La Testa Dura, also Italian, offers a delightful menu just three minutes away. For meat lovers, Meat Winery Akihabara presents a unique dining experience, while Akatsuka serves authentic Japanese cuisine just a short two-minute taxi ride from the hotel. These restaurants not only showcase the culinary diversity of the area but also provide an opportunity for guests to indulge in memorable dining experiences.
In conclusion, Anshin Oyado Tokyo Akihabara Denkigaiten warmly invites guests to experience its unique offerings, comfortable accommodations, and prime location in one of Tokyo’s most exciting districts. Whether you are here for business, leisure, or cultural exploration, this hotel is dedicated to providing a welcoming atmosphere that ensures a memorable stay in the heart of Tokyo.
The capsule rooms at Anshin Oyado are designed for a relaxing stay, featuring streamlined spaces equipped with free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs, and shared bathrooms. Each capsule is thoughtfully designed to maximize comfort, providing a peaceful sanctuary for travelers seeking rest after a day of exploration. The overall ambiance of the hotel promotes tranquility, allowing guests to recharge in style while enjoying the unique capsule experience that Japan is known for.
In addition to its cozy rooms, Anshin Oyado offers a range of special amenities that set it apart. Guests can enjoy complimentary drinks in the informal dining area, along with access to an Internet café that caters to both leisure and business needs. For those looking to unwind, the hotel features an artificial hot-spring bath and a sauna, providing a serene environment to relax and rejuvenate. Massage chairs are available, allowing guests to indulge in a soothing experience that has been mentioned favorably by visitors numerous times.
Transportation is a breeze from Anshin Oyado, with convenient access to various public transport options nearby. Akihabara Station, just a four-minute walk away, connects travelers to major lines across the city, while Kanda Station and Tokyo Station are also within easy reach. For longer trips, both Narita International Airport and Haneda Airport are accessible, with travel times of approximately one hour and 26 minutes by taxi, respectively. This ease of access makes the hotel a perfect choice for both domestic and international travelers.
Health and safety measures are paramount at Anshin Oyado, ensuring that guests feel secure throughout their stay. The hotel implements strict cleanliness protocols, and its smoke-free environment contributes to a healthier atmosphere. Staff are trained to provide exceptional service while maintaining high standards of hygiene and safety, allowing guests to focus on relaxation and enjoyment.
There are plenty of top things to do around Anshin Oyado. Visitors can immerse themselves in the local culture by exploring Akihabara Electric Town, just a four-minute walk away. The historic Sensō-ji temple, Japan’s oldest temple, is a mere 13 minutes away, inviting guests to discover its rich history and beautiful architecture. For breathtaking views of the city, the Tokyo Skytree is 19 minutes from the hotel, while the Imperial Palace, set within scenic gardens, is an eight-minute trip. Families can enjoy the Ueno Zoological Gardens, just a nine-minute journey from Anshin Oyado, where they can explore various animal species, including the beloved giant panda.
Food enthusiasts will find an array of dining options close to the hotel, including Roast Beef Ōno Akihabara, renowned for its exquisite meat dishes, and Cafe Fresca, an Italian spot perfect for casual dining. La Testa Dura, also Italian, offers a delightful menu just three minutes away. For meat lovers, Meat Winery Akihabara presents a unique dining experience, while Akatsuka serves authentic Japanese cuisine just a short two-minute taxi ride from the hotel. These restaurants not only showcase the culinary diversity of the area but also provide an opportunity for guests to indulge in memorable dining experiences.
In conclusion, Anshin Oyado Tokyo Akihabara Denkigaiten warmly invites guests to experience its unique offerings, comfortable accommodations, and prime location in one of Tokyo’s most exciting districts. Whether you are here for business, leisure, or cultural exploration, this hotel is dedicated to providing a welcoming atmosphere that ensures a memorable stay in the heart of Tokyo.
The Most Outstanding Trait
1. Guests praised the air conditioning for its effectiveness in keeping rooms comfortable throughout the year
2. Only a 4-minute walk to the bustling Akihabara district known for its vibrant electronics and anime culture
3. Convenient 4-minute walk to the nearest train station making it easy to navigate the city
4. The hotel features a concierge service to assist guests with their needs and local recommendations
5. A highlight is the massage chair, praised by guests for providing relaxation after a long day
6. Unique in the area, the hotel offers both a sauna and an artificial hot spring bath for relaxation
9.6 Exceptional
Location rating
Top sights
Akihabara Electric Town
4 min
Sensō-ji13 min
Tokyo Skytree19 min
Imperial Palace8 min
Ueno Zoological Gardens9 min
Nearest locations
Roast Beef Ōno Akihabara
1 min
Cafe Fresca1 min
Osteria NORA1 min
Meat Winery Akihabara2 min
Akatsuka2 min
Sta. Kanda2 min
Tatsurō2 min
La Testa Dura3 min
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Good to know
| Check-in | 15:00 |
| Check-out | 12:00 |
| Location rating | 9.6 |
| Nearest airport | Narita International Airport |
| Travel time to airport | 1 hr |
Nightly price (Only for reference price for sample day)
Check-in: Sun, Nov 17
Check-out: Mon, Nov 18
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Location
Japan, 〒101-0021 Tokyo, Chiyoda City, Sotokanda, 1 Chome−2−12 秋葉原一棟ビル
Airports:
Narita International Airport
Taxi: 1 hr
Transit: 1 hr 3 min
Haneda Airport
Taxi: 26 min
Transit: 35 min
Transit:
Tokyo Station
Taxi: 10 min
Walking: 31 min
Kanda Station
Walking: 12 min
Akihabara Station
Walking: 4 min
Ueno Station
Taxi: 9 min
Walking: 30 min
Awajichō Sta.
Walking: 8 min
Nearby locations
9.6
Exceptional Location
Akihabara Electric Town
High-tech retail hub for electronics, video games, manga & anime, plus offbeat dining in maid cafes.
Top Attractions
Top Restaurants
Amenities and Facilities
Pets
No pets
Parking & transportation
No parking
Services
Front desk
Baggage storage
Concierge
Currency exchange
Self-service laundry
Elevator
Housekeeping
Languages spoken
English
Japanese
Public bath
Public bath
Artificial onsen
Accessibility
Accessible
Accessible elevator
Policies & payments
Smoke-free property
Credit cards
Debit cards
NFC mobile payments
Cash
Food & drink
No breakfast
Vending machines
Wellness
No fitness center
Sauna
Spa
Internet
Wi-Fi
Wi-Fi in public areas
Public internet workstation
Pools
No pools
No hot tub
Rooms
Air conditioning
Reviews
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8.1
245 reviews
Wonderful
117
Excellent
72
Good
30
Below Average
10
Not Good
13
野獣先輩
5/5
For a capsule hotel, it was clean, not hot, and not uncomfortable.I thought it was great to be able to stay for less than 10,000 yen, as accommodation costs are becoming more expensive due to inbound demand.Alcohol was sold at the front desk, but it was from Kinmugi, so I think there would be demand for regular beer and craft beer.There's also no need to worry about having a vending machine where you can buy cup ramen.I think it would become more popular if they imitated Dormy Inn and created an all-you-can-drink room for 2,000 yen.Stores close early in Akihabara.
杉山友也
4/5
Unfortunately, towels were limited.The curry is delicious. The room is also clean.Good location and nice place.
TKC
4/5
A capsule hotel with lobby services such as a large public bath, free alcohol, and meals.
神谷厚多
5/5
I had a business trip to Tokyo and used it the night before. I have used capsule hotels from other companies several times and they were very good. There were some concerns, such as the TV signal in the room being a little weak, the walls being thin, and the sound of snoring from other rooms. The service is so good, with free curry, late night snacks, and free alcohol at night! ️Also, I was very grateful that hair styling products were always on hand. I would like to use it again next time.
hirokey
4/5
It was my first time in a capsule hotel, and there was a fan inside the capsule, so I was able to sleep comfortably even in the intense heat.There weren't many chairs in the lounge, so you couldn't relax when there were many people.There is an elevator to access the bathroom, lounge, and front desk, but the problem is that it is slow.
渡邊雅之
1/5
I'm glad that there are public baths around Akihabara. Close to the station and cheap. All you can eat and drink curry and drinks starting from 2000 yen. There is a free space, but it is run down and dirty. It can't be helped because it's cheap. It might just be a coincidence, but there might be bed bugs. My body felt itchy. The customer base isThere are many foreigners.
Phil Chan
5/5
Cancel your bookings elsewhere and book on their website for the best rates, their prices are already the lowest, plus they have a plan with additional discounts for travellers with proof of travel (e.g. airline tickets, train tickets, bus tickets)I love this hotel, this is now my first choice for my solo Akihabara trips. Very close to JR Akihabara station. Staff speak sufficient English. Having been to some other capsule hotels, although this does not offer private rooms for those who need more privacy and some more room for luggage, the capsules and beds are clean, the air is sufficiently cooled, plus there is an electric fan in each capsule if you need extra cooling. You keep your capsule and not forced to clear out your space every day if you are staying for multiple nights. There are two elevators instead of one. The same key is used for the shoe locker and storage locker on the ground floor (1F). Free amenities and towels. Washrooms and water machines are on every floor, the communal bath and sauna area is on the basement floor (B1). The sauna water is a bit too hot for me though.What makes this hotel brand stand out is their lounge. Self-serve rice, curry and soup in the morning that rivals restaurant chains (sorry CoCo), with an assortment of spices, seasoning and heat powder (some bottles labelled from Level 1 to Level 10) for you to make your own perfect curry to start the day. (More English labels on the bottles would be appreciated). Drinks served all day (except some hours in midnight), an assortment of alcoholic drinks served from 5pm, and flavored mixed rice from 9pm. Plus 3 massage chairs. All free.If you are a male solo traveller, you won't regret booking this hotel. The only regret would be not booking on their official website for the lowest rates.
いしやん
5/5
Great location and cost performance.This capsule hotel has a large public bath.The most noteworthy thing is that the lounge serves curry for breakfast, cooked rice for dinner, and at other times, white rice, miso soup, daily soup, and ochazuke with furikake are served. When I was younger, I would have been happy to be able to pay for meals.And soft drinks are free, and alcohol (wine shochu whiskey, etc.) is also free (I want to have a few drinks).Overall, it was quiet, well-mannered and comfortable.
山田太郎（ウェッセン）
4/5
To be honest, if you have proper earplugs, this capsule hotel is sufficient.Easy to repeat as there are locations all over the placeI'm glad there's also nose tape to prevent snoring.
edu rodriguez
5/5
The location is top notch, just 1 block away from akihabara station. For the price i paid (about 35 usd per night) it was well worth it. Free food, free drinks, massage chairs, washing machine and drier. Hi tech japanese toilets. Well worth it. You just need to get accustomed to a shared shower which is a cultural thing i know, but on my 2nd day, i got used to it.
オーグ
5/5
It was a capsule hotel that definitely exceeded a business hotel and you could enter empty-handed. Thank you for staying with us for 7 nights. I'm glad it was here!
さとし
2/5
The Sakae store was so good that I decided to use the Akihabara store as well.In conclusion, it was a dirty image. The floor of the lounge, which is free to use, is dirty, and the tables are also dirty. It takes a lot of courage to walk around the museum without slippers. I don't usually pay much attention to what I say, so please take it seriously. The inside of the capsule was dusty, and although there was a small fan inside the capsule, it was so dusty that I couldn't sleep without a mask. I think it's very nice that it's close to the station, but the inside of the building smells like something (sweat smell?), the towels in the bathroom are overflowing, the trash can is full, and the trash can in the lounge is just filthy.As much as I liked the Sakae store, I was very disappointed this time. I was disappointed. As others have said, I can see why the customer level is also low. I think it must be difficult for the people working there because there are so many services, but I thought it would be a nice place to clean the place more thoroughly. I think it's a very good capsule hotel, so I'd like them to improve it.
이재승
5/5
Stayed for 2 nights on August 24.This review was written in Korean, so there may be translation errors in other languages.Additionally, this is a male-only accommodation.The price range for a capsule hotel is not low.However, in terms of price-performance ratio, it is very good.merit1. Reception and staff open 24 hours a day- We always work to provide service above a certain level. Refill alcohol before it runs out, and change trash, recycling, towels, etc. before they run out. It's obvious, but it's an essential part, and there are many people who can't do this. We manage equipment at set times and focus on guests. There is one employee who is always busy running around.2. All-inclusive service1) Rice, soup, drinks, and massage chair provided as standard in the 2nd floor lounge.2) Breakfast curry and lassi3) Special meal at 9pm4) Alcohol served from 5 PM to 2 AM5) Free amenities on the first floor such as earplugs and anti-snoring equipment6) Shower supplies other than foam cleansing, such as disposable razors, towels, disposable toothpaste and toothbrushes, and disposable items such as Dyson dryers, skins, lotions, wax, and combs provided in the bathroom on the first basement floor.7) Clothing available at the accommodation8) Simple tools including air purifier and water purifier gargle on the guest room floorAll of these are included in the accommodation fee, and the fact that it is only a 3-minute walk from the subway station is a significant advantage.If there is a downside,1. The price is higher than capsule hotelsTokyo has high accommodation costs, so it's hard to feel like this is a disadvantage. If you look at the business level hotel + service level of the business, I think I have to give it a 10+@ here.2. You must manage your luggage on the first floor.Only certain luggage (that cannot fit on the 1st floor) can be managed on that floor, but this does not apply to most items, so you have to constantly go back and forth between the 1st and 2nd floors and the accommodation. It's quite annoying when changing clothes or looking for things.Some say that the facilities are lacking compared to other chains of the same chain, but as a first-time user of the chain, I felt that the price of about 5,000 to 6,000¥ per night was quite reasonable.
brahm
5/5
This spot in central Akiba was excellent for solo travel. The location for this hotel was absolutely incredible, being right next to a Yamanote line station. Everywhere was incredibly easy to get to, and I rarely had to take more than two transfers. Akihabara is also a really fun shopping district that I walked through at night on the more quiet days.Rooms were comfy, and quiet. Free drinks and curry rice were huge plus sides and made the stay much more relaxing. For those not accustomed to shared showers, it could initially feel a little uncomfortable, but realistically I didn't feel it much at all. Standard lockers were pretty small (still fit my carry-on bag) but the accommodation gives out padlocks and luggage racks on each capsule floor in order to secure your bigger bags. Luggage storage was not a problem, as they additionally include front desk storage prior to check in and after check out.The only downside I found was that there was definitely a long queue for the washing machines, so be prepared to wait. Hotel management usually has an English speaking employee, but if not they have a translation machine and service flowed incredibly smoothly.Overall, I'd strongly recommend staying here.
111 222
1/5
There was a dead insect in the changing room.The inside of the capsule was covered in dust.The level of cleanliness of safe accommodation varies greatly depending on the location.Sakae>>>>・・・>>>Shinjuku>>>>Akihabara
Chen Charlie
5/5
It's only a 2-minute walk from Akihabara Station. The rooms are all the same regardless of size. Just look for a cheap plan. Free drinks (alcoholic drinks are in the evening), rice (with rice friends, ochazuke rice, pickles) and miso soup 24 hours. Supplied, curry breakfast is served, including public baths, massage chairs and other facilities. The lockers are only big enough to hold boarding luggage. Large luggage must be left at the counter or locked on the living floor. When you come to Akihabara, you may consider trying something different from a hotel. experience
Lーcon OTA (オタビッグ)
4/5
If you have a room with a high ceiling, there may not be a TV, but that wasn't a problem. The only air conditioning in the room was a small USB fan, but the temperature was well regulated throughout, so it wasn't too hot or cold.Service: There was no problem with the clerk who took care of me. I'm really happy because I can use new towels in the bathroom each time. I wish the dining space was a little bigger. If you are staying on a day off, there will be so many people that it will be difficult to eat standing up, let alone sitting down.Location: If you are a Japanese person who thinks it is easy to use a smartphone, you can get there without getting lost even with a simple map.Overall review: It's a hassle if there are a lot of foreigners, but other than that, the cost performance is great. You're basically barefoot indoors, so if you don't like it, socks are required. We do not provide slippers.
C.H. Lai
5/5
I have stayed in capsule hotels several times, and this hotel is more suitable for people who want to save money by staying in capsule hotels but are afraid of being overpriced by cheap hotels.I stayed for half a month at the beginning of 2024. The price is indeed high for a capsule hotel. Considering that it is located in an elite area like Chiyoda District and the quality of services provided, it is worthy of its price.You can feel that the hotel provides just what you need in a small place, the kind of service that you want, and then you turn around and find that it has been prepared and put aside for you. A small but thoughtful convenience.Staying in other capsule hotels often involves various inconveniences, which can make you feel a little bit stressed, but this hotel strives to eliminate this inconvenience, which is a plus for me. It doesn’t require luxurious decoration or delicious meals, so you can relax. The most important thing is to have a stress-free stay here.The service quality of the staff is also adequate, and there is no bad attitude because it is a capsule hotel. There are instructions posted everywhere in the hotel, so you won't be overwhelmed even if you are staying there for the first time.The hotel provides 24-hour simple meals (white rice, hot soup and drinks). In addition, there is curry in the morning and an alcohol bar in the evening. It is a bit similar to a Japanese Internet cafe. Perhaps because the parent company operates an Internet cafe, the same service is introduced.The room is called a Simmons mattress, but I haven't slept on it very well. It's just an average mattress. There is dust stuck inside the air vent. It's probably because it's hard to clean out and it's just left there.The locker is too small to hold suitcases, but you can ask for steel wire from the counter to tie it to the luggage storage area at the entrance of each floor. The sleeping environment in the capsule hotel is too noisy. You don’t have to ask for earplugs from the counter. You can put them directly on the storage table of the sleeping cabin and need to get them yourself.This hotel is considerate of the tattoo culture of foreign tourists and basically allows tattoos to be exposed in the bathhouse (this is a Buddhist idea). However, the instructions in the dressing room also requested that skin color stickers be put on to cover the tattoos. Is this allowed? Although it has nothing to do with me, I still have questions after seeing it.The biggest drawback: The hotel is too small, so it doesn’t have as much space as a typical hotel (the Shinjuku branch seems to be larger)Overall: The hotel room price is a bit high, but it's worth the money. That is to say, the CP value is enough. If there happens to be a suitable discounted accommodation plan, I will choose this place without hesitation.
浪平椙本
5/5
It's convenient and close to Akihabara station. There were many sinks and toilets on the capsule floor, and cold water was also available, so I was able to spend a comfortable time without having to go to the bath or lounge. Compared to Shinbashi, the bath area was small and the changing room and sink were full, which was a bit of a problem. The lounge also had fewer tables compared to Shinbashi, so I couldn't relax. All the employees were very courteous.
タリスまる
5/5
A capsule hotel where you can easily stayFree food, alcohol, and juice servers available