サウナ&スパ カプセルホテル 大東洋

They didn’t let me enter because I have a small tattoo on my arm. Even if it’s for a night. You can feel however you want about that policy, but it’s a headsup if you’re tattood.

Very nice and lots of bath type. The lounge is clean and there are lots of place to relax. It is also in the heart of city very convenient.

Bad service! My room 244 on 2F is in the opposite of heater. Many rooms are still available, so I was asking for room changing. The staff said full reservation. Non-sense! Great location, beautiful room, but NO MORE for me.

Missed the last train? This is the place to be on a budget! Separated men's and women's public bath house. You seem to float around room to room on carpeted floors in your pajamas in a state of utter relaxation. Staff are seen but unobtrusive, as with other guests. There's people there but you feel alone so there's a strange sense of privacy among people if that makes any sense. After soaking in the various saunas and baths just retire to your sleeping pod and wake up and leave. Very simple if you can fill out the registration card that's about all the interaction you'll need to have until you're out the door next morning. It's 3,900 yen for the whole experience and worth every penny. I believe tattoos aren't allowed nor is being visibly drunk!

A unique experience and a must try to see the world of sleeping in a pod. Price is cheap, even on expensive days. Bed is very thin, but OK if you sleep on your back. Pods share the same area, so you may hear snoring and some TV on occasion. The shower/soda area is huge, and communal. There are 2 sauna, and various pools of water from ice pools to hit springs. Most signs are in Japanese, so you may have to ask for help