Capsule Hotel The Inn

I stayed on the women-only floor. I had work in Makuhari and was considering accommodation as it was far from my home. This place met my requirements for both access and price, so I decided to stay here. First, regarding access, the nearest station is Keisei Chiba Line's Chiba-Chuo Station (about a 3-minute walk from the hotel). Although access from the Keisei Line to JR Kaihin-Makuhari Station is slightly inconvenient, if you walk about 10 minutes, you can reach JR Hon-Chiba Station. There are no steep slopes on this route, and using Hon-Chiba Station allows for one transfer with significantly cheaper fares compared to the Keisei Line—highly recommended! Next, about the facility and service: The front desk staff were very kind! During check-in, they provided a detailed explanation of how to use the facility. I stayed for multiple nights and appreciated receiving chocolates and water each time I checked in—it was a nice touch! They also saw me off every time I left, which made me feel welcomed. Regarding the room: Unlike typical capsule hotels, it had high ceilings that made it comfortable to stay in. During colder seasons, blankets are available for rent so you can sleep comfortably. The amenities were well-stocked; there was even a coin laundry available—making it possible to stay even without bringing much luggage! The hairdryer provided was of high quality as well.As for meals: Frozen food is sold at the front desk, and there’s also a supermarket next door that stays open late—so finding food won’t be an issue!Overall service exceeded expectations given its price point—I’m very satisfied! However, one minor downside might be that during strong winds there’s noticeable noise due to older facilities; this could bother some guests but seems solvable with earplugs.If I have business nearby again in the future, I’d love to stay here once more! Thank you very much for your hospitality.

I live in Tokyo, but I had an errand around Chiba Station at night and planned to head toward the Boso Peninsula the next morning, so I stayed here this time. They provide loungewear, towels, a toothbrush, and a razor, and shampoo and other toiletries are available in the facility, so you can stay even if you come empty-handed. It was a bit cramped, but it was kept very clean, so I had a comfortable stay. Please note that you cannot enter or leave the building between 2:00 AM and 5:00 AM, and the bath is also unavailable during that time—be careful if you plan to go out late at night. The nearest station is Keisei Line Chiba-Chuo Station, but JR Chiba Station is also about a 15-minute walk away. It’s very affordable, so I’d like to use it again when sightseeing in Chiba with an overnight stay.