Anshin Oyado Tokyo Man Shinjuku
Tokyo
At a glance
Anshin Oyado Tokyo Man Shinjuku offers a unique lodging experience in Tokyo for male travelers seeking a convenient and comfortable stay. Located just a brief walk from Shinjuku Station, this capsule hotel emphasizes cost-efficiency and accessibility. It provides guests with the flexibility of up to a 27-hour stay, allowing ample time to explore or unwind.
The accommodations focus on practicality and comfort. Each capsule is equipped with high-quality Japanese bedding, a TV, headphones, charging options, and more, ensuring a restful sleep. Security is prioritized with personalized lockers available.
Amenities expand beyond the capsules, featuring a self-service sauna and an artificial hot spring infused with a variety of minerals. Guests can relax and rejuvenate using these facilities at their convenience. The hotel also offers a free drink bar, including both soft drinks and alcoholic options, contributing to a more enjoyable stay.
Dining is straightforward and satisfying; guests receive complimentary breakfast and light meals during their stay. The venue is entirely non-smoking, with dedicated smoking areas provided to maintain a pleasant environment.
With a business-friendly vibe and extensive facilities, the capsule hotel also caters to corporate groups and events, offering packages for teams and organizations. The minimalist yet functional design and services are ideal for solo travelers on business or adventure, providing a comfortable base to return to after a long day of work or sightseeing.
Reviews
As a capsule hotel enthusiast, and a foreign resident, this place exceeded all of my expectations. So worth the price. The staff were very friendly. I especially liked the lounge and bathing areas. The standard beds are very comfortable. I'll definitely come back.
Convenient location, self check in and out, room was comfortable enough and I got a good night's sleep. The curry/rice meal and free drinks was most appreciated and welcomed. The public bath was clean and a good way to relax. Would recommend this place especially for solo travelers.
I stayed here for one night due to an earlier flight I had to catch and thankgod that i got to spend one fantastic day at this capsule hotel. Loved the onsen, lounge area, massage chairs, skincare, food & beverages. The staff was helpful enough to figure everything out while maintaining the rules of the place. Capsules were comfortable enough to sleep and frankly if you stay here you dont need to be in capsule until you are gonna sleep immediately. Highly recommended if you are looking to stay near Shinjuku. I would request the staff to pls contact me if possible as I would like to book another stay soon.
Place was good but some things were a bit underwhelming. I understand the normal clientele knows exactly what they’re doing and frequent the place often - familiar with the customs at very least or have been repeat patrons otherwise. For my experience, first time in Japan but having been to a number of hostels and capsule establishments in Tokyo/Osaka/Kyoto I was bothe underwhelmed and impressed at the same time. The staff was helpful - but just enough, I felt like an idiot not knowing the key to my locker was hidden in my wristband, or where the actual sleeping capsules were (hot tip: u cant access the capsules via stairs like the rest of the hotel, u have to catch the elevator, something that was not at all obvious and also not convenient. The amenities however are top notch - it’s obvious that the idea here is that u could travel in 1 set of clothes and nothing else as everything u need is provided. Free alcohol, soft drinks, tea, etc - free skin care, hair care and hygiene products, everything from toothbrushes, hair brushes to dental floss and nail clippers, it’s disposable stuff but impressive and convenient nonetheless. The Onsen is great, and so it should be since there is no other option for bathing 😅 The lounge offers ‘free ramen’ but don’t expect restaurant level cuisine…it’s enough to get u through basically. Be careful when booking ur room - the pictures show a capsule with wood panel walls, a TV and shelving for phones, a slipper holder and secure roll down door - but if u book the ‘superior’ capsule u get none of that - instead u get an extra 30cm of height on ur ceiling. I guess that’s great if ur a Viking but I though when I booked the superior capsule I’d get the nice one that’s slightly smaller with all the nice stuff inside, not the barren one with no shelf, no tv, and fridge panel walls. But I digress, once u understand the lay of the land it’s an extremely convenient stay and location is hard to beat. Amenities are good…the free services are a little underwhelming in comparison to the spiel, but they are indeed free so can’t complain too much. All in all for me 8/10.
I stayed here for 3 nights to get the experience of a capsule hotel, and it was great! The amenities are abundant, the location is fantastic and all of the staff were extremely polite and helpful. Its one of the a handful of places I’ve been to which only catered to men and it was quite cool. I would recommend staying here. If you aren’t running around Tokyo, this is a safe space where you can really relax. My favorite thing was, after my stay I left Tokyo for a couple of nights and Anshin Oyado offered to keep my big backpack in a secure room. When I returned to Tokyo, I picked it up and went on my way. It did cost 1300/night but was so convenient and worth mentioning. Thanks guys
