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Facilities
Property facilities
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Non-smoking rooms
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Air conditioning
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Lift / Elevator
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Non-smoking throughout
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Adult only
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Staff adhere to local safety protocols
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Guest rooms disinfected between stays
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Cleaning standards that are effective against Coronavirus
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Physical distancing rules followed
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Hand sanitizer in guest room and key areas
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Cashless payment available
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First aid kit available
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Shared stationery like menus, pens are removed
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Process in place to check health of guests
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Access to health care professionals
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Screens / Barriers between staff and guests for safety
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Face masks for guests available
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Thermometers for guests provided by property
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Front desk (limited hours)
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Free wired internet
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Internet access
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Housekeeping on request
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Property Description
Modern Accommodation in Tokyo
Convenient Location: Situated within a 1.5 km radius of Ebisu Garden Place, Do-c Shibuya Ebisu offers free WiFi throughout the property. Guests can easily access popular attractions and shopping areas.
Unique Amenities: The hotel features a 24-hour front desk for guest convenience. Moreover, guests can indulge in a Finnish-style 'loyly' sauna service, adding a touch of luxury and relaxation to their stay.
Nearby Attractions: Explore Shibuya Center Town, just a 20-minute walk from the capsule hotel. With Tokyo Haneda International Airport only 12 km away, travel arrangements are stress-free.
Book your stay at Do-c Shibuya Ebisu for a memorable Tokyo experience!
For cleaning purposes, guests are kindly requested to vacate their room between 11:00-15:00.
Property Policies
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Internet
WiFi is available in all areas and is free of charge.
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Parking
No parking available.
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Pets
Pets are not allowed.
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Children and extra bed policy
Children ages 6 and older are allowed.
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Location
Guest Reviews
The location
Lift too small
Weird changing rooms in shower
Big vent in capsle bed
Ze spaliśmy tam tylko jedna noc
Zapach, czystość, jakość szafek, pryszniców, lazienek. Łóżek wszechobecna pleśń
The property was a 10 minute walk to Ebisu station and right across 7-eleven. Cafes and restaurants were also found and easily accessible around the area.
They don’t have a kitchen or laundry, so it’s suitable for more short-term stays.
There wasn’t much to like about this place.
Staying under these conditions just because the price is cheap honestly feels inhumane. I’ve stayed in hostels in Europe before, but none of them were this difficult.
Worst of all, you are literally forced to wake up at 11 AM and leave the hotel during cleaning hours. The bathrooms are two floors below, and the elevator is insufficient, so you end up waiting for minutes every time. Even military service was more comfortable than this.
Todo
Me gusto todo
I loved this location! Close enough to Shibuya to do everything yet far enough from the night light and constant truck ads. Super clean and modern inside, I would have liked to stay here longer
The beds are very practical, I wished it was a lil softer but not the worst thing ever. And I had never used a sauna before! Exciting but I was hoping for more signs on how to use them
スタッフの対応は良かったと思います
ロッカーが使いにくかった。（上段）
シャワールームの入り口がロールカーテンなのはちょっとイヤだった。
入り口近くの部屋だったので人の出入りのたびに夜中もガチャガチャ扉の音がうるさかった。
Niente, niente di buono in questo ostello.
The worst hostel I’ve stayed at in Japan.
The worst part is that every day from 11:00 AM to 3:00 PM you are forced to leave the room.
It doesn’t matter if you’re sick, tired, or if you’ve just come back and want to rest. They literally force you to leave and stay outside or in the reception area together with all the new people checking in. I’ve never seen anything like this anywhere else.
On top of that, there is only one elevator for the entire building. Every time you wanted to go back to the room, it took forever.
The cleanliness leaves a lot to be desired, and overall the place feels quite neglected and poorly maintained.
The location is good, but honestly it’s better to stay a little further away and be much more comfortable.
Nothing.
The worst hostel I’ve stayed at in Japan.
The worst part is that every day from 11:00 AM to 3:00 PM you are forced to leave the room.
It doesn’t matter if you’re sick, tired, or if you’ve just come back and want to rest. They literally force you to leave and stay outside or in the reception area together with all the new people checking in. I’ve never seen anything like this anywhere else.
On top of that, there is only one elevator for the entire building. Every time you wanted to go back to the room, it took forever.
The cleanliness leaves a lot to be desired, and overall the place feels quite neglected and poorly maintained.
The location is good, but honestly it’s better to stay a little further away and be much more comfortable.
Location was excellent and the staff were polite.
Required check-out at 11 AM every morning, including packing and putting away anything in your capsule. Locker space was small and crowded with others in there. Capsule was not very comfortable (part of the wall jutted into the capsule, limiting space, and the pillows were filled with what felt like beans). Lights were kept on in the capsule space the entire night, so it never looks like the advertised photo. There is one elevator for 8 floors, so during busier hours, it can take a really long time to go up or down any amount. Calling the capsule "air conditioned" is very generous. The fan barely does anything.
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