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Anshin oyado Nagoya Sakae Station

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Visitors praise the Anshin oyado Nagoya Sakae Station for its very convenient location near Sakae Station, comfortable capsules, and surprising luxuries for a capsule hotel like free evening drinks, ramen, and morning curry, as well as hot springs and massage chairs. However, a common complaint is that the sound of snoring can travel between capsules, making it uncomfortable for some guests.

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3-chōme-19-21 Nishiki, Naka Ward, Nagoya, Aichi 460-0003, Japan
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052-950-7332
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www.anshin-oyado.jp

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About this place Anshin oyado Nagoya Sakae Station

Anshin Oyado Nagoya Sakae Station is a capsule hotel in Nishiki 3-chome, a short walk from Sakae station in central Nagoya. It is a mainstream gay-friendly stay, not a gay venue. Guests sleep in pods and share the facilities: a large communal bathhouse, lounges with free drinks and manga, and a 24-hour cafe-bar. Most Anshin Oyado branches take men only, so check the current policy before booking. Nishiki and Sakae are Nagoya's main nightlife and shopping area, and the capsule format makes this a cheap base for a night or two. Communal bathing follows Japanese etiquette: wash before entering the bath, and the bath is clothes-free, not a social or cruising space. Google rating: 4.2 from about 760 reviews.

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762 reviews

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Мужчины проклял
Мужчины проклял Jun 2026
★★★★★

The sound of snoring from a capsule-like structure can travel through to another person. If you're unlucky enough to be near someone who snores, it can be quite uncomfortable.

K
K Jun 2026
★★★★★

Sakae Station, near the station. • Very convenient location. The lobby has a pleasant incense scent. Hygiene considerations are taken into account, such as changing shoes to slippers outside. (Deodorizing spray, etc., are provided free of charge.) • A barcode-equipped wristband allows free entry and exit within the building, reducing the hassle of security. • Late check-out at 12:00 PM the following day. The services are excellent, and the facilities are well-maintained. The level of consideration is comparable to a business hotel. • The 11th floor is a free space. Light meals and free drinks are available. Miso soup, rice, and pickles are provided.

shu heng
shu heng Jun 2026
★★★★★
i next
i next Jun 2026
★★★★★

I've used it twice, and the capsules are absolutely wonderful and comfortable in every way. While the hotel bears no responsibility, I'd like to write this as a warning to future guests. Risks of capsule hotels: There's a possibility of encountering people with low moral standards. Never, ever, ever leave valuables in your capsule, even for short periods like while bathing or brushing your teeth. Leaving your backpack unattended makes you a target. There are thieves. Seriously. Not just wallets and cash, but also smartphones, keys, earphones, and anything else that could be sold. "They won't steal this..." That kind of complacency is what makes you a target. Never leave anything you don't want stolen in your capsule. Even if it's a hassle to go and get it, store it in a locker with a lock.

Brooklynista
Brooklynista May 2026
★★★★★

First time staying in a capsule hotel. The location is excellent. I can't really say much about the services they offer since I only stayed overnight, but they do offer breakfast, dinner, and drinks, which are included. The atmosphere was great. Comfortable beds and pillows. The only thing I didn't like as much was the hotel's design style and the fact that everything is on different floors (rooms, lockers, bathrooms, etc.). But overall, it's very good for spending one night if you're traveling light.

ムコウノ
ムコウノ May 2026
★★★★★

Alcohol, ramen, and ochazuke (rice with tea) are free in the evenings, and curry and ochazuke are free in the mornings. You can also use the hot springs, making it surprisingly luxurious for a capsule hotel. And yet, it's quite reasonably priced, which is great. On the women's floor, you can use skincare products and ReFa hair dryers, but it gets quite crowded between 7 and 8 AM.

ゆず茶
ゆず茶 May 2026
★★★★☆

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Last updated on 27 October 2026

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