BOOTH NETCAFE & CAPSULE, Tokyo

The property sits in the lively Kabukicho entertainment area, surrounded by restaurants, bars, and shops within a few minutes' walk. Shinjuku Station is a short stroll away, providing direct rail links across Tokyo and to Haneda Airport (17 km). The immediate neighbourhood is active day and night, which suits those wanting to be in the centre of the action. Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden is 1 km away for a quieter escape, and Meiji Jingu Shrine is 2 km from the property.

The capsules are basic but clean, with a single bed, air conditioning, and a small interior light. The capsule walls are thin, so noise from the hallway and other occupants carries easily. Hallway lights remain on throughout the night, making an eye mask useful. The capsules are compact - people over 185 cm may find the length restrictive. Each capsule has a power outlet and a small shelf. No lock is provided for the capsule, but luggage can be stored at the front desk. Pillows are firm and mattresses are thin. Separate male and female floors are available for privacy. A smoking room is located on the 7th floor.

The 7th-floor lounge is a quiet space with comfortable seating, a large selection of manga and books, and a TV. Free drinks and ice cream are available from the self-service machines. There is a vending machine for drinks. No spa, gym, pool, or other wellness facilities are on site. The lounge is also a good place to relax after check-out if you are waiting for transport.