The Grand Spa Nandaimon

As this is a capsule Hotel, it is not a fully private room, but the Facility is comfortable. Earplugs are also available, so you can sleep soundly. The baths are excellent, as it is a health spa. The food—especially the yakiniku—is delicious and highly recommended. A Multiple Night Stay is also comfortable and recommended.

Cabin use starts at 14:00, but if you arrive early you can still use the Onsen and the relaxation room. The next day, checkout is at 11:00, so you can take your time and enjoy it.There are two dining options on-site: a yakiniku restaurant and a casual cafeteria like those found in typical health spa facilities. This time I used a Plan that included a ¥2,000 meal voucher, but it felt like not enough for the yakiniku restaurant and a bit hard to use up at the cafeteria. It would have been even better if it could also be used for snacks or ice cream by the front desk. (It might be just right for those who drink alcohol with their meal.)This time I stayed in a Deluxe Cabin. It’s semi-private and cannot be locked individually, but access to the cabin area requires an electronic key and the lockers are lockable, so I think it’s fine.I’d love to stay 2–3 nights and really relax.Photography is not allowed inside the cabins, so I didn’t take any photos, but it looks pretty much like what’s shown on the official website. There are upper and lower bunks; this time I had an upper bunk. The lower bunk is easier to get in and out of, but I also recommend the upper bunk because noise from neighbors is less noticeable.