It seems to be an affordable hotel, even when staying alone. The downside would be if you're a light sleeper you won't be able to get rest till after the last train, but the plus side is, it's in Akibahara so you won't have to walk as far for any sights you want to see there. The location of being under the railroad is unique as well, and the styling looks cool.
I've been to Akihabara many times including 4 separate trips in 2019/early 2020, and I never realized this hotel was here! This is very close to a headphone store I always visited. I definitely want to stay here in the future, thank you for this video!
An excellent idea and way to use dead space, and brilliantly done too. A great design. I love trains so the sound of them 'rumbling' by wouldn't bother me as that sound helps me to sleep. Strange as it might sound 🤣. Thank you for another great video.
I live a half a mile (about 1 km) from a railroad track, many of my residences have been close actually, you get to where you listen for the train when it's a scheduled one, and if it's quiet enough, it soothes you to sleep
@@Stache987 When I can't sleep I play an ASMR video of a vintage train. It must work because I have bad insomnia and I don't wake up once during the night. It's just such as soothing and relaxing sound.
I like the style of the hotel, the view from the restaurant was so distinctive of Tokyo. I hope Japan will reopen to tourism soon, greetings from Italy
Hello from America and howdy from Texas! Such an interesting idea. I do like the concept of using otherwise useless space. Did the room shake much when the trains went overhead? What was it like?
@@Crazy_Japan dang. LoL. It's a neat concept, for sure. I guess the reality is trains are just loud. But when you're pinched for space, you do what you can. I love your videos. Thank you so much.
This would be so much better, if there were some English subtitles. Then we would know exactly how you felt about the comfort and facilities the hotel offers. If you could hear the trains and whether it disturbed your sleep. I see that you've only recently started this channel - Maybe these suggestions would help your future videos. Good Luck :)
I'd recommend having a person who speaks English as a first language preview your subtitles before releasing it, some things like electronic kettle are not appropriate, you can't program one.. it's on or off, that's binary operation, thus just electric.. even if it shuts down after the cycle is finished.
Honestly, the interesting thing is that it was built under a railroad track and I am fascinated with architecture so in the near future, I am off to go to Malaysia, Philippines, German Korea, and Japan (maybe China)to check out the interior designs in the architecture, modern and traditional for my studies and honestly this will be the first place I would check out when I go to Japan.😭
Some rooms are about half the size of the rooms shown in the video, and are less expensive. There are no single-person rooms. However, the price is per room, so it is possible for one person to stay in any of the rooms.
Finally, a total price for the day, broken down per person, than a per person price twin room you don't know if it's going to be billed double occupancy (each person pays that quoted rate, one person pays double it if alone) like London has
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i'd totally stay in this hotel. thanks for showing us this gem!
Again a great!!! video, showcasing Japanese ingenuity, and skill. I'm adding it to my list!! off places to stay.
It seems to be an affordable hotel, even when staying alone. The downside would be if you're a light sleeper you won't be able to get rest till after the last train, but the plus side is, it's in Akibahara so you won't have to walk as far for any sights you want to see there. The location of being under the railroad is unique as well, and the styling looks cool.
I've been to Akihabara many times including 4 separate trips in 2019/early 2020, and I never realized this hotel was here! This is very close to a headphone store I always visited. I definitely want to stay here in the future, thank you for this video!
An excellent idea and way to use dead space, and brilliantly done too. A great design. I love trains so the sound of them 'rumbling' by wouldn't bother me as that sound helps me to sleep. Strange as it might sound 🤣. Thank you for another great video.
I live a half a mile (about 1 km) from a railroad track, many of my residences have been close actually, you get to where you listen for the train when it's a scheduled one, and if it's quiet enough, it soothes you to sleep
@@Stache987 When I can't sleep I play an ASMR video of a vintage train. It must work because I have bad insomnia and I don't wake up once during the night. It's just such as soothing and relaxing sound.
If I am single, I would come here in a heart beat. Very cool hotel.
love your channel..keep on making videos❤️
A very impressive use of that space! Excellent video! 🙂
I believe this is the only hotel of its kind in Japan.
Thank you for the wheelchair information!
I love the use of space in this one. Wouldn't mind staying there 😁
Thanks for your comment!
I like the style of the hotel, the view from the restaurant was so distinctive of Tokyo. I hope Japan will reopen to tourism soon, greetings from Italy
Thanks for commenting from Italy! Speaking of Italy, I have been there 15 years ago and 3 years ago on a photography trip to Venice and Burano Island!
Hello from France, at 11"49, it's a same a tonkatsu ? No? It's a strange hotel but why not!! Thanks lot for a travel
Hello from America and howdy from Texas! Such an interesting idea. I do like the concept of using otherwise useless space. Did the room shake much when the trains went overhead? What was it like?
It was not so much that the room shook.
However, when I slept on the upper bed, the sound of the train running was quite disturbing.
@@Crazy_Japan dang. LoL. It's a neat concept, for sure. I guess the reality is trains are just loud. But when you're pinched for space, you do what you can. I love your videos. Thank you so much.
It was great you got to play those retro arcade games. And nice you had those dining options that close to your hotel.
這家也不錯的樣子～
I love the view out the window where you had dinner
This would be so much better, if there were some English subtitles. Then we would know exactly how you felt about the comfort and facilities the hotel offers. If you could hear the trains and whether it disturbed your sleep. I see that you've only recently started this channel - Maybe these suggestions would help your future videos. Good Luck :)
It is in poor English, but I am subtitling it.
Please try to set the subtitles.
I'd recommend having a person who speaks English as a first language preview your subtitles before releasing it, some things like electronic kettle are not appropriate, you can't program one.. it's on or off, that's binary operation, thus just electric.. even if it shuts down after the cycle is finished.
Honestly, the interesting thing is that it was built under a railroad track and I am fascinated with architecture so in the near future, I am off to go to Malaysia, Philippines, German Korea, and Japan (maybe China)to check out the interior designs in the architecture, modern and traditional for my studies and honestly this will be the first place I would check out when I go to Japan.😭
Interesting. Are there single rooms?
Some rooms are about half the size of the rooms shown in the video, and are less expensive. There are no single-person rooms. However, the price is per room, so it is possible for one person to stay in any of the rooms.
哇！好特別啊！👍👍👍👍😍
是非常罕見的酒店。
Belo hotel e ótimo vídeo! Espero conseguir fazer uma visita ao Japão daqui alguns anos!
Por todos os meios!
Would visit when in Tokyo. But that might be a year away.
This looks like a really neat place to stay. What are the yellow lines on the walking paths for? Do they lead to somewhere?
Finally, a total price for the day, broken down per person, than a per person price twin room you don't know if it's going to be billed double occupancy (each person pays that quoted rate, one person pays double it if alone) like London has
Nope! When I want to sleep I certainly don't want noise.
好酷😎
Sigh.. I was here 8 years ago and was about to again in 2020
"This hotel is perfect for someone who uses a wheelchair" would sound better than "a person who stays in a wheelchair"
Sorry so how much was breakfest? Thanks
I think the cost of breakfast was 470 yen (about $3.5).
@@Crazy_Japan ok thanks.
자보고 싶다ㅋ
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