Ulasan 9h Nine Hours Sendai

I found it disappointing that there was hardly any space to eat a snack in the hotel, nor was it possible to have a short conversation on the phone. However, I personally miss the hotel experience. If you're just looking for a place to sleep, you've come to the right place.

It was my first time to stay in a capsule hotel. I was kind of doubtful about the security and clearness of it. But after my visit, this worry was gone. The place was small in size but have all the things you’ll need, and the sleeping environment was pretty comfy. (Although if you are sensitive to noise, be careful that someone sleeping next to you might snore)

So impressive

It is a cost-effective hotel. It is generally clean and towels and gowns are provided individually. Although it cannot stop other people from snoring, it is not very inconvenient to sleep.

Towels, loungewear, slippers, and toothbrushes are free. The showers are also very clean. There's no dining area or lounge-like seating, so snacks aren't an option. It's a bit inconvenient that you have to be outside during the day, but if you're mainly sightseeing and just sleeping, I think it's a great option.

It was clean and modern, and the capsule was spacious enough. The capsule was simple and only had a power plug, but it was sufficient. There were also a sufficient number of showers and toilets, so I didn't have any problems. The staff were also very helpful.

It's good value for money. It would have been very helpful if there were tissues.

The snoring was so loud I couldn't sleep! It was really hard. The amenities were also no good. For 9,000 yen, I would have preferred Reeves.

It was clean and a very comfortable environment. It's enough if you just want to sleep. I recommend it for solo travelers.

The hotel is simple in design; there are only light control switches and power sockets in the cabin, and the toilet and bathroom are separated. The soundproofing of the cabin is poor, so the hotel provides earplugs. The lockers are high-rise and can accommodate medium-sized items.

It is easy to find as it is about a 20-minute walk from the station. However, the 3-story structure makes it a bit confusing to find a locker or room. However, the location is excellent and can be connected to all parts of Sendai city center. There is a convenience store and restaurant on the 1st floor.

It's about 10 minutes away from Sendai, but there are major shopping streets and many restaurants within walking distance. The hotel environment is clean and the staff are polite, but there is no dining space. People who want to buy food and eat in the hotel should pay attention.

Following a second reservation, unfortunately for a floor reserved for men on the internet (written in very small print) I was unable to obtain a refund. On site I was offered a price above my first night and of course, if you are a woman it is more expensive than for men .... apart from that ..... the capsule experience is there.

Great experience