Funabashi Grand Sauna and Capsule Hotel

The Showa-style capsule hotel with a history of more than 30 years is easy to find next to Funabashi Station. The clerk does not speak English, so communicate in Japanese or with translation software. There are Chinese and English precautions at the front desk, which the clerk will give. Large luggage can be stored in the stairwell and can be taken at any time. The storage compartment space is okay, the sleeping compartment space is relatively small, and it is really old. The radio no longer works, and the big-butt TV can watch ten channels. The lighting can be adjusted, but the disadvantage is that there is only one charging socket. The bathroom is old but clean, and you can't take a bath from 2 to 4 am every day. At night, there is no place to stay in the public rest area, only in the sleeping compartment. Disposable and public supplies are very complete and sufficient. You have to leave the sleeping compartment at 10 am every day and can stay until 12 am. It doesn't matter if you stay in the same room. I haven't eaten in the restaurant, so I won't comment. The price is indeed an advantage. If you want to experience an old-fashioned capsule hotel, you can consider it. I am still willing to try a capsule hotel with higher specifications.

They are all old men. There are female waiters in the big bath. Be careful, don't go if you are shy. It is old and retro, but it is good. The comics are all in Japanese and I can't understand them. The occupancy rate is not high, but it's okay if you are socially anxious.

It's close to the Keisei and JR stations, so I use it as a place to stay the night before an early morning flight from Narita Airport.

I only stayed overnight, but next time I'd like to dine there!