9h Nine Hours Hamamatsucho

Arguably the best capsule hotel I’ve ever lived, the location is great and the best part is definitely the highlight of the view from the hotel - “Tokyo Tower”. Plenty of good food around. Walking distance to Tokyo tower. The bed is comfy and the down side is the level 2 always busy and my locker is near to the toilet. It smells. Overall a great experience and it was a nice one.

Probably the best accommodation I’ve stayed in while solo-travelling. The location is good, just a 5 min walk from Hamamatsucho station and 15 min walk to the Tokyo Tower! There’s restaurants and convenience stores nearby so you don’t have to go far to find food on your first day. The sleeping area and the shower room are cleaner than most hostels I’ve stayed in. The workers are also very hospitable and friendly. I enjoyed my stay. Thank you!

Good stay here, but they dont allow you to bring up your items / luggages to your capsule. Lockerrooms should have a table or benches to allow travellers to pack their luggage instead of doing it on the floor which can block way of movement

You can enjoy a complete and unobstructed view of the Tokyo Tower, and it's free! The experience of staying in a space capsule is unforgettable, offering endless nostalgia. It's worth a try, especially for solo travellers, as it is economical and enjoyable.

Very easy experience! Clean facilities and staff were helpful

Cleaner than any other capsule hotels I’ve stayed in, and a great location (5 minute walk from Hamamatsucho station). Perfect for a short stay.

My first time in a capsule. I would definitely book this type of space whenever I travel. It’s clean and the capsule is big enough, the lighting is also great. Excellent

Checked in, then checked out just a few hours later. Just not a good place for a weeklong stay I’ve stayed at a 9 hours branch before in Shinjuku but this location is simply too small and too cramped. They ask everyone to check out every morning at 10am to “clean,” but the place still smells musty and moldy so it’s hard to understand what they’re doing Lockers are too small to fit most luggage, so you either have to put it downstairs or try to squirrel it away in one of the corners of the locker room. Normally I wouldn’t mind this, but this locker room itself was also very small, and if you imagine several travelers trying to access their bags at the exact same time you can imagine how cramped this gets immediately. They don’t have an additional space for coats, either, so space feels even smaller. Their “breakfast” is also not in-house but rather a cafe down the street (but even then, only on certain days because it may close. Then you have to go even farther). However, the lounge still has a great view of the Tokyo tower, and it’s placed conveniently near Daimon Station and Hamamatsucho Station (where you can grab the Yamanote Line). I do still appreciate the capsules that 9 Hours offers, I just think this branch is too small and disorganized. Maybe it’s better if you’re carrying luggage for a weekend trip, not a larger suitcase.

Everything was good except for the part that all the guests should check out and in no matter how long you stay. I stayed there for a few days and really wanted to sleep in but was forced to go out due to check out regulations :( Even there are continuous announcements to check out in the morning.