Ulasan Male Only H2O Stay Ōtorii

Nice for solo traveller but a little bit anxiety because the door for your own room has no lock.

I had an issue with finding my bed (201) as I entered into the hostel with no staff. A few minutes later, I figured out that it’s on the 2nd Fl. (No signs indicating that there’s a 2nd FL.) The mold in the bathroom might be a problem for some guests, tho. What happened during my stay was … the bathroom light went out after 7 minutes of showering, not sure why or what caused it. But I liked the fact that everything was just “on your own”. I think Japanese hotels have adapted this self-check in for the most convenient and cost-effective. It’s 2 minutes walk to Ōtori Station and I can reach Haneda Airport in 15 minutes. I recommend this dorm-like hostel.

Although it was a dormitory, it was a private room, so privacy was ensured and I had a good night's sleep.Conveniently located near the station.

Clean and affordable place to stay near the airport and a few minutes walk from the subway station. Great for a quick night stay when arriving late at night :)

The capsules are more isolated and provide more privacy, but the shower is not free of mold and its very cramped inside the building.

Great stay

The location is not very close to the airport The transportation is not very convenient And it smells strong Many guests do not rest in the early hours of the morning. The environment is very noisy The noise of them coming and going is very disturbing

I used this hotel because I was taking a flight that arrived at Haneda Airport after 11pm. It was conveniently located just a few minutes walk from Keikyu Otorii Station. The room was semi-private and comfortable. The shower was also comfortable as it was equipped with body soap, shampoo (Kao Merit) and conditioner (Kao Merit).

If compared with other hotels, the sanitary conditions here are quite poor. There was old dirt on the toilets and wash basins, stains and mildew in the shower room, and it took several days for the garbage in the shower room to be cleaned. The hygiene in the room was acceptable, but there were a lot of stains on the sheets, although they should have been washed. There are many more clean capsule hotels in Tokyo than this one, but with these hardware at this price, I think it is still worth it. It is very conveniently located from Haneda Airport, Kamata, downtown Tokyo, and Kawasaki. The guests are quite quiet and rarely disturb other people. It is recommended that people who plan to stay here, if they have basic requirements for hygiene, bring their own towels, slippers, dirty sleeping bags, and disinfectant wipes, so that they will have a better experience.

Very close to Haneda Airport From Haneda Airport, it costs about 2,000 yen by taxi. The health condition is acceptable Public space is a bit narrow It will be a bit troublesome if you have large luggage

I think it's good value for money for a temporary stay. It's close to the station, so that's convenient. It's not a hotel, it's a converted house, so the entrance is hard to find. You have to enter the entrance to a normal house by pressing a PIN code, so be careful.

The password and bed number are sent by email before the day of your stay. Even though I used the bed specified in the email, the cleaning staff had already put my luggage away without my permission. When I called to contact them, they didn't apologize or confirm anything, just made excuses. The service was terrible. The room was reasonably comfortable.

I agreed to this when I went to an event in Tokyo. It's close to the nearest Otorii Station, so I think it's easily accessible. The only amenities provided are bath towels, face towels, and toothbrushes, and no loungewear. I stayed on the first floor this time, so I didn't see what the second floor was like, but there was one shower room (with shampoo, conditioner, and body soap) and three toilets (Western-style). The doorknob on one of the toilets was broken and couldn't be locked. The room and toilets were clean, but some people may be concerned about the fact that there was what appeared to be mold on the diatomaceous earth mat in the shower room and there was no basket to put your change of clothes in. There is no soundproofing, so if you are concerned about this, I recommend bringing earplugs or something similar.

The passages are very narrow, which is not convenient for backpackers. The toilets, bathrooms and bedrooms are very close, which may easily disturb others. There is no public area to rest or eat.