I'm going business class style and comparing two different luxury capsule hotels in Tokyo.
I'm checking into this hotel a little late around midnight this tour won't be my normal
style. First up, first cabin. There's a bar and restaurant here but I'm more interested in the
snack vending machine. It's late however. Everything is deep-fried I think. I'll get
a drink for bed instead. Hotel guests are already sleeping and Japanese really tend
to respect the rule of being quiet. The design is Airport business class themed at
around $40 for a Monday night ,it's one of the pricier options I've stayed in.
Seeing as you can bring luggage into the sleeping area, you can lock your
room with a card but larger luggage will have to stay outside your room.
but here I have a bit more than a pod I have a room its mocks whoever thought of
brown Twyla trees towel toothbrush and washcloth that's it I appreciate that
they have to 110 voltage plug outlets this is the first hotel to charge for
rental adapters because I brought my own adapter I don't like this idea
ladies restroom or powder room they've got some facial moisturizers and stuff pretty standard from
the other capsule hotels hmm slippers to go into the toilet area not a fan of these total luxury
toilet nothing outside the ordinary if this is standard for Tokyo this is a Jacuzzi spa area
no time for that shower stall communities soaps and shampoos I'd like that I can climb into these
without having to bend down or climb up a ladder then again I'm still getting on my knees to enter
you obviously your central air conditioning unlike other hotels I stay back I can hear it but I can't
see okay let's turn that sound on this space feels narrower than my pods but it has a small
counter to put belongings I want with me let my camera bed I can hang out and whisper chat with
friends if I want I'll probably never use this I'm finding that luxury capsule hotels are defined by
having a higher ceiling okay let's go inside my room I have two hangars for my clothes and a huge
flat-screen TV which I can watch but I need to wear the headphones where are the headphones I
am five feet eight and I have about a three and a half reach before touching my door apologies
guys it's about 2 a.m. right now I'm a bit tired tonight bedtime champion I'm staying in Asakusa at
my cue feels like a relatively new brand and the price significantly less on the weekends about
the same as my other pod style capsule hotels ooh nice design I love the spacious and vibrant
or stylish design of the hallways the patterns excite my eyes which makes me feel all energetic
and tingly I ruh-uh oh it's right next to the door and the trash can here you're allowed to bring
your luggage into the sleeping area store your luggage down below kind of Extraordinary on in
an overhead compartment of a plane the noise not so cool steps if you're a small person who needs
help getting into your bed very nice cubicle room space toiletries Oh brown smock again
total luxury toilet which seems standard to Tokyo hang this door toiletries jackpot
they've got a huge stash here to fit your every needs in oil I really appreciate that
the beads cool of amenities the facial cleanser it's really hard to feel lovely in these smocks
there are one-size-fits-all and they're extra baggy we can hang our clothes inside by our
head which we don't like but thankfully you can also hang it outside control panel
plug out it's not so keen on this the size doesn't quite fit
time to go to bed Oh memory foam how'd this escape me I need to do my Tokyo beauty ritual first
thanks for watching let me know what you think of these capsule
hotels which one do you prefer stay tuned I'll also be doing a round of tour of my
best capsule hotels of Tokyo and I'll be sharing some tips on booking them