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Our top choices for Okegawa capsule hotels

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1. HOTEL GALAXY POD Honkwagoe

Taisho-Roman Street

David

HK$323 total

24 Sept - 25 Sept

A row of modern, white, capsule-style rooms with blue lighting accents and a central air conditioning vent.

2. HOTEL GALAXY POD

Koshigaya

Robert

HK$336 total

15 Sept - 16 Sept

A corridor with bunk beds, each with a mattress and a pillow, and a checkered floor.

3. Anshin Oyado Tokyo Woman Shinjuku Ogikubo Branch.

Suginami

CHING LIN CECILIA

HK$659 total

16 Sept - 17 Sept

A small, single-bed room with a white bedspread, a teal towel, and a white pillow. There is a wall-mounted light and a small digital display above the bed.

4. Capsule Hotel Block Room

Kita

Isaiah

HK$268 total

28 Sept - 29 Sept

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Top Okegawa Hotel Reviews

Hotel New Star Ikebukuro

8/10 Good

"Fantastic for the price!"

Palace Hotel Omiya

10/10 Excellent

"The staff was very kind, helpful and friendly overall and the front desk staff spoke English, which I by no means expect but certainly appreciate. The place was nice, clean and well maintained. It was convenient to many shops and restaurants and just z few minutes walk from Omiya station. The AC worked great! The bed was comfy. Would stay again in terms of the hotel. The area around it was certainly full of shops and restaurants but if one wished to be near the more mainstream and high end areas this is not quite like Shinjuku or Shibuya. But this was a but less hectic than those areas so that could be good!"

Candeo Hotels Omiya

8/10 Good

"Lovely hotel, lobby, room and roof spa. Japanese breakfast buffet was sensational. But the TV isn’t good for non-Japanese speakers. The HDMI have been disabled, There are no English channels and there is no way to cast/airdrop your device to their tv. These days in a modern hotel, it should be a standard feature."

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