“1泊するには十分”
The place feels very spacious and open, and the amenities were plenty. I liked the natural spring hot spring, and every locker was coin‑free—just turn the key and you’re good to go. I thought there were no makeup‑removal stations in the bath area, but there were a few on the storage shelves above the luggage racks that you could return to after use. The capsule hotel itself was clean, and each room had its own dial‑lock locker, which was a nice touch. It would be even better if you could charge your phone inside the locked locker. The mattress felt a bit firm, yet I was able to rest comfortably. If you need a hair straightener, just ask at the front desk and they’ll lend one. Food court prices ranged from 500 to 1700 yen, which was very reasonable. The downside is that the hotel is so large that walking around takes a long time. Comic books are scattered all over, making them hard to find. The “Aufguss” event in the heated stone bath—where the staff blow hot air with towels—has a very intense vibe that feels like a middle‑school classroom where you’re the only one who can keep up, and it’s a bit lonely. When we first arrived, the two of us and about 20 other participants all seemed to know the Aufguss staff. I only joined once and then skipped it, but the other heated stone rooms still have loud cheers and singing from the Aufguss room, so it’s hard to relax. I don’t think it’s a bad place, but first‑timers might not feel very comfortable.
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