The facility is super clean. The ladies’ floor was equipped with hair dryers, straightener, cleansing gel and lotion. The cabin was spacious

There is only one elevator for the entire 7 floors. Perhaps for security reasons, staircases are only for emergencies. You would have to wait for good several minutes to get around. It took me seven minutes to get to the basement shower room

The establishment is close to two stations, so it is very convenient to travel around Tokyo. The place is surrounded by 3 FamilyMarts, 1 7-E, 1 Cocoichi, 2 excelsior cafes, near matsuya, sukiya and yoshinoya, among many, many good eateries. The place is clean. They have Key Cafe on the same floor as the reception. After 5pm it becomes the second lounge area. Late night requests are available via the reception. On tthe shower room floor, they have a couple of vending machines to quench your thirsts.

There is only 1 elevator, sometimes I had to wait for a few minutes to get in or out. The bed is super firm. Too hard for me. The shower room is only at the BF, and elevator is the only way there. Unless you shower at night, it will take some time since that single elevator goes up to 7th floor.

The cabin was spacious enough to count as a small room, and the safety box under the bed was pretty hefty! You get free slippers and pajamas everyday, and they offer you quite a lot of bathroom freebies. The spa was basic but an enjoyable extra, especially after long days of walking around Tokyo!

The bed is a bit on the hard-side, could be a problem if you're used to a softer mattress. The cabins are separated from the hallway by tents, therefore there's not much soundproof. Ear plugs are recommended becuse some people get in or out in the middle of the night or early morning. This is to be expected when you sleep in dormitories, though.

The location is great. And what I like about First Cabin is that even though the bathroom is on B1, it has toilet and washroom provided with all equipments you need at every floor, so you don't need to always go to B1 to wash your face or brush teeth, you can do everything on your floor, except taking shower and laundry. It also has a public bathroom where you can enjoy hot spa after a long day. It was very relaxing.

The checkout later service costs 1000 per hour, I ended up paying 3000. It is more expensive comparing to other hostels/hotels.

I always love the first class cabins here, has everything you need & more. Coin laundry, free wifi, pyjamas, all toiletries. This location is fantastic- just across from Harry Potter cafe in a beautiful, clean area of the city with lots of restaurants. 7 minute walk to Akasaka Mitsuke station where you can get the Maranouchi line direct to Tokyo station, or Akasaka station just across the road where you can get the Chiyoda line. Some staff have excellent English. Pretty quiet in the dormitory. Just great convenience.

As always with dormitory type hotels you have to deal with the noise of your neighbours, however everyone was mostly quite considerate this time, still recommend earplugs +/- noise cancelling headphones if you want a restful sleep as you can hear everything from your neighbours. Mattress very hard, needed to get 3x extra blankets to add underneath. 5pm check in a bit annoying, can go earlier at 1500yen per hour.

All you want in a hostel. You can't really compare it to European hostel because it's on another level. Having a private cabin is really nice. It was also very clean and they even had a cleaning service which changed the bedding and towels daily. It's also really quiet so you can sleep well. Of course, having a hot water tub (spa) was amazing.

If there's any tips for improvement, I personally would prefer to have a possibility to shower on the same floor as where I'm sleeping so I don't have to go through the main lounge in my pjs. And, staff was really helpful but would improve even more if they spoke more English.

The place was fantastic! My main worry was my luggage but I could store everything I needed in a secure cabinet next to my bed and my suitcase was a bit further in the same floor also securely locked. They had everything I needed (earplugs, razor, hair comb, towels, hairdryer, hair straightener, body lotion, shampoo, conditioner, cleanser etc.) I would definitely go again!!

It was really good, the cabin was comfortable and private, toilets were superb

There are a few weird guests really often and in most cases they are just disgusting. (Shaving balls in common spaces, coughing, blowing nose into the air, making weird noises etc.)

The sauna downstairs was awesome. The place had all the facilities needed.

I had to drop the big luggage at the reception due to lack of space in my cabin and in the floor. So Ineeded to go get stuff from downstairs every time. I do not know if this is the usual culture, but the lack of doors to my cabin was a little uncomfortable.

This hotel offers affordable accommodation in central Tokyo and provides a little more space than a regular capsule hotel. It is in general clean and well organised, with a shower are and even a Japanese style public bath on the basement floor.

The only way to move between floors (checkin, guest rooms, shower floor) is to use the elevator and there is only a single one in the building, meaning long waiting times when the hotel is busy.