My first time at a capsule hotel 🌸
This is the ninehours capsule hotel in Tokyo and it was a nice experience. When I checked in, I went straight to the lockers to put away my stuff ( which was a backpack and a carry on) the lockers are small so if you have a lot of luggage I wouldn't recommend taking all of them to the hotel.
The lockers, showers and vanity are located in the same floor. They have hair driers, shampoo, conditioners, and body wash. Also, when you open your designated locker you're going to find a bag with a toothbrush, toothpaste, a pair of slippers, towels, and a pj set. Just keep in my mind that the pj's are one size and I could barely fit in my set, just for reference I'm size 8/10 in pants and medium/large on tops.
They also offer breakfast (while making the reservation they give you the option to include it) but is not served in the hotel, they give you a ticket and go to a restaurant nearby where you can have breakfast.
Another thing that I appreciated was the separation between male and female guests. To access the lockers and the capsules there's an elevator exclusive for women and another one for men.
Summarizing, I enjoyed my short stay and I highly recommend it.
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