E-sports Hotel E-zone-hostel

Revised review (2022-01-01): Computer rooms are not air conditioned. Smells of stale body odour and food. Lack of power outlets to use my laptop. Clerk was friendly but doddery. The lights are red and blue - these colours are not inherently a problem, but the LEDs are cheap and improperly diffused. Because of this, it is painful. Since my last stay, something has happened, and now it is an uncomfortable experience. Maybe it was the delusion of novelty on my first visit. I will not stay here again. Stay at a "nine hours" or similar hotel instead. Separate the hotel from the internet café. Original review (2022-08): Stay here. Even just as a capsule hotel, it has a pretty good price. However, in addition to the capsule, unlimited internet café is provided. The internet café features 1660Ti + i5 Gen 9 systems, and 144Hz displays, which are very good for esports titles. The network connectivity is excellent (minimum 300Mbps/300Mbps, 23ms latency on Overwatch 2). The staff are very friendly and approachable, and were patient with my low level of Japanese language. An energy jelly was provided free-of-charge when checking in to the hotel. The capsules are a standard size. The bathrooms are high quality. Complaints: Ideally the capsules would have more ventilation. Blue light is hard on the eyes, and not good for sleep, consider orange/amber light (especially at night). Some vending machines only accept cash, they should all accept IC card. A greater choice of food would be nice, but is not essential. The staircase up to the hotel section was inaccessible, which is a little inconvenient.

It was alright, the lights were kinda hard on the eyes. Wasn't sure of how to play on the PCs, but it seemed like ya needed a log in and I didn't feel like dealing with that.