Where to Nap Near Tokyo Station: Private Rooms, Prices & Hours
Where to Nap Near Tokyo Station: Private Rooms, Prices & Hours
Choose a place to lie down by the time you arrive, the room you need and the journey back to your train.
For a nap, first decide whether you need to lie flat, sleep in a capsule or have a hotel bed. A room labelled “private” may contain a desk or an ordinary chair. Ask for the room type, not just any available space.
The named facilities below are outside Tokyo Station’s railway gates. Yaesu is the east side; Marunouchi is the west side. Kanda and Ochanomizu options add another journey. Your available time includes walking, reception, changing, luggage collection and the return trip—not only sleeping.
Official information checked: 7 October 2026. Prices are in Japanese yen, normally per person unless a booking specifies otherwise. Photos show entrances or the surrounding facilities and do not establish current vacancies or room interiors.
Quick answer
Where should you start?
- Yaesu side, short nap: ask Customa Cafe Yaesu for a flat-type private room.
- Women-only capsule in the afternoon: compare nine hours Woman Kanda’s nap plan.
- A bed, bathroom and more space: look for a hotel day-use room with a suitable entry time.
- A bath and a longer shared rest: compare RAKU SPA 1010 Kanda’s full relaxation course.
- Only need to sit or change clothes: compare lounge seating or a private lounge room; confirm the furniture.
Named options
Compare where you can lie down and where you can only sit
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| Facility / option | Area | What you get | Published fee | Timing / condition |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Customa Cafe Yaesu | Yaesu-side walk · Nihonbashi | Lockable private room; request a flat type | 60 min ¥660; 3 hours ¥1,650; 6 hours ¥2,420 | 24-hour store; weekend package surcharge +¥550 |
| nine hours Woman Kanda | Kanda · 1 min from JR East Exit | Women-only sleeping capsule | Nap price shown for your date in official booking | Nap admission 15:00–20:00; leave by 21:00 |
| Hotel day-use room | Search Yaesu / Nihonbashi / Kyobashi / Marunouchi | A bed in a booked hotel room | Property, date and plan dependent | Confirm the start time, bathroom and final checkout |
| RAKU SPA 1010 Kanda | Ochanomizu / Awajicho area | Shared relaxation spaces, not a lockable bedroom | 10 hours: weekdays ¥2,090; weekends / holidays ¥2,390 | 11:00–08:00 next day; last admission 07:00; late surcharge after 01:00 |
| Tokyo VIP Lounge | Yaesu North Exit · published 4-min walk | Seating and S / M / L private rooms; check furniture | Weekday daytime ¥440 / 30 min; early / late private room ¥770 / 30 min | 06:00–23:30; app registration; not an overnight stay |
| TELECUBE, Shin-Marunouchi Building | Marunouchi · building B1 | One-person work booth with desk | ¥330 / 15 min | Weekdays 08:00–21:00; a work space, not a bed |
A capsule, flat room and hotel bedroom offer different privacy and sleeping arrangements. For an ordinary work booth or lounge room, confirm the furniture and permitted use before treating it as a nap space. Do not reserve a desk booth merely because it is enclosed.
Official information: Customa Cafe Yaesu prices and hours
Official information: Woman Kanda services and nap booking
Official information: RAKU SPA course fees and hours
Official information: VIP Lounge general-use rates
Official information: TELECUBE work-booth location
Choose by your schedule
Match the arrival time to the actual plan
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| Your situation | Start with | What to decide |
|---|---|---|
| Overnight bus arrival before 06:00 | Customa Cafe’s available flat rooms | Read your ticket’s actual bus-stop name and check the walking route. |
| Only one hour before the next train | A nearby seated break, or a room only if the full trip fits | Subtract reception, return walking and platform access before setting a sleep timer. |
| Women-only afternoon capsule | Woman Kanda nap booking | Choose the nap product; a shower-only ticket is a different purchase. |
| Several hours and a real bed | Hotel day-use plan | An afternoon room slot cannot be used immediately after an early arrival. |
| Want a bath and extended shared rest | RAKU SPA course | Include the extra journey and any late surcharge. |
| Need privacy for a call | TELECUBE work booth | Choose it for the call; use a flat room or bed if sleep is the main need. |
| Only want a seated break | Café or lounge | No need to buy a long room package if you do not want to lie down. |
Room and access details
Choose the space that matches how you want to rest
Customa Cafe Yaesu: ask for a flat private room
Customa Cafe Yaesu is at 2-1-16 Nihonbashi, TC75 Sapore Nihonbashi Building. The branch gives a six-minute walk from Tokyo Station’s Yaesu exit and a one-minute walk from Nihonbashi Station. It is open 24 hours.
Published private-room rates are 30 minutes ¥440; 60 minutes ¥660. Packages include 3 hours ¥1,650; 6 hours ¥2,420; 9 hours ¥3,190. These are per-person prices. The weekend period, Friday or holiday-eve 18:00 through Sunday or holiday 18:00, adds ¥550 to packages. A three-hour package is therefore ¥2,200 during that period.
The operator describes flat-type rooms and reclining-chair rooms. Say “I want to lie down. Is a flat-type private room available?” A vacant reclining room does not establish that a flat room is available. Check the room, bedding and suitcase space before selecting the course.
Weekday private-room reservations are available through the app. Membership is optional; registration requires identification, with passports listed among accepted documents. The member price-optimization arrangement and the course you buy are separate details to confirm at reception.
Extension is automatic and staff do not announce the end of your time. Set your wake-up and checkout-preparation alarms. If you also want a shower, ask when it can be used and budget time for changing and drying hair; see the shower guide.
Official information: Yaesu branch, room tariffs, weekend surcharge and extension rules
Official information: Room types, optional membership and identification
nine hours Woman Kanda: an afternoon capsule nap
nine hours Woman Kanda is a women-only capsule facility at 2-9-4 Kajicho. It gives a one-minute walk from JR Kanda Station’s East Exit. Allow separately for the train journey from Tokyo Station and finding your return platform.
The branch’s nap service lists admission from 15:00 to 20:00 and departure by 21:00. Choose the nap reservation for your date and check the displayed price. It is an afternoon option; the nap plan does not solve a 06:00 bus arrival.
Sleeping capsules contain a mattress and bedding but do not lock like private hotel rooms. Shower and locker areas are separate. Published locker dimensions are 30 cm wide × 50 cm deep × 82 cm high; reception can hold oversized luggage on request. Ask how to retrieve it before your departure.
Do not substitute an overnight booking or shower-only admission for a nap booking without checking what it includes. Branch contact: +81 50-1807-3486.
Official information: Branch service hours, sleeping pods, luggage and nap booking
Hotel day use: reserve a bed for the right time slot
Choose a hotel day-use room if you need a bed, an in-room bathroom or enough space for two people. Search for your exact date, guest count and required start time. Check the total price and whether it is per room or per person.
Read the usable time carefully: a plan sold from 13:00 to 18:00 provides five hours in that slot, not five hours from whenever you arrive. A same-day plan may be unavailable on the day you need it. Book only after the room type, entry time and departure time are clear.
If you already have an overnight hotel booking, ask that hotel first: “Can I enter my room early today, and what is the charge?” Ask about baggage holding separately. Permission to leave a suitcase does not include use of a bedroom or bathroom.
For property and plan comparisons, see our hotel day-use guide (Japanese). Japanese search terms include デイユース and 日帰り. For your travel sequence, use before hotel check-in or after hotel check-out.
TELECUBE work booths: privacy for work and calls
The pictured TELECUBE work-booth service is distinct from JR’s STATION BOOTH. TELECUBE’s Shin-Marunouchi Building location is on B1 in the office entrance escalator hall, connected from Tokyo Station’s Marunouchi Underground North Exit.
This location lists ¥330 per 15 minutes, with a 15-minute minimum for reservation or immediate use. That corresponds to ¥660 for 30 minutes and ¥1,320 for an hour. Hours are weekdays 08:00–21:00; weekends and holidays are closed, with individual-booth exceptions checked in booking.
The listed equipment is for work: a desk-style one-person booth, power / USB, Wi-Fi and an HDMI monitor. Compare it when you need to take a call or work privately. If your main aim is to sleep lying down, choose an available flat room, capsule or hotel bed instead.
On a brief break, the distinction matters: booking a chair for an hour can leave you just as tired if what you needed was a lying-down space. Check the specific booth’s usage conditions rather than assuming an enclosed space is approved for sleeping.
Official information: Shin-Marunouchi Building work-booth access, price and equipment
Tokyo VIP Lounge: seating and private-room breaks
Tokyo VIP Lounge is at 1-5-9 Yaesu, Yaesu Kato Building, 2F / 3F. The operator gives a four-minute walk from Yaesu North Exit. It requires free VIP Liner app registration for general use.
Choose lounge seating for a seated break, or ask about the furniture in an S, M or L private room. A lounge private room is not automatically a bed or a flat sleeping room. Give your purpose when asking about availability.
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| Period | Weekday private room / lounge | Weekend or holiday private room / lounge |
|---|---|---|
| 11:00–20:00 | ¥440 / ¥440 per 30 min | ¥550 / ¥550 per 30 min |
| 06:00–11:00 and from 20:00 | ¥770 / ¥550 per 30 min | ¥880 / ¥660 per 30 min |
The published fees are per person. At the basic rates, a weekday morning private room for one hour equals ¥1,540. Confirm the calculation if your visit crosses a rate boundary. General-user charges and bus-passenger offers are separate tariffs.
Opening hours are 06:00–23:30. The page text says last general admission is one hour before closing, while the tariff image says 23:00; ask before a late walk-in visit. It is not a place to stay through the night. Shower use is separately charged.
Official information: Current hours, registration and weekday / holiday tariff images
Public seating: a short pause in your journey
If you only want to rest your legs, compare a café seat, lounge seat or an available bench. You do not need a three-hour package for a short seated pause. Follow the location’s signs and staff guidance, keep luggage out of passageways and leave space for others.
Public seating is shared. Do not spread across several seats or rely on a bench as a reserved sleeping space. If you need to lie down, look for a facility and room type intended for that use. A quiet-looking area can change when an event or shop queue begins.
The photo here shows Square Zero’s event area in Gransta Tokyo; it does not show a designated nap facility. Event layouts and any available seating change. Use the seating-location guide (Japanese) for named places to take a seated break.
If your departure is close, a seated break near your next route can leave more usable time than crossing the station to a room. Decide with the return journey included.
Luggage: check whether the rest facility can hold it
Ask the rest facility about suitcase space before buying separate storage. A hotel room, flat room and capsule locker handle bags differently; leaving a suitcase at reception may already be possible. Keep your passport, medication, valuables, alarm device and anything needed for washing or changing with you.
If you do need separate storage, use the English luggage-storage guide. Record the location, floor, gate side and collection deadline. A locker inside JR’s ticket gates can add an access problem after resting outside the station.
The pictured counter is Sagawa’s Tokyo Station Nihonbashi-guchi service center, a different place from the Yaesu South counter. Choose a counter on your return route rather than assuming every “Tokyo Station” counter is beside your platform.
An early start does not mean the baggage counter you chose is open. If the facility accepts your suitcase, it may save a wait for a separate desk to open. Confirm whether holding is only during your visit or also while you go out afterward.
Late arrivals: verify the branch, not just the category
For an arrival outside daytime hours, first check an actual branch and room type. Customa Cafe Yaesu lists 24-hour operation, but a flat room can still be full. Ask about the desired type before committing to a different room.
Check the actual bus stop on your ticket; Yaesu-side bus terminals and street stops are different places. At night, include the walking route and the return journey at a time when local trains may not be operating. A Kanda option is not the same walking trip as a Yaesu-side facility.
The photo shows a Manboo Net Room entrance, a separate operator from Customa Cafe. The photograph does not establish this branch’s current availability, accepted room type or current tariff. Do not use photographed prices as the rates for another operator.
A 24-hour facility and a daytime nap plan are different: Woman Kanda’s nap admission begins in the afternoon, and VIP Lounge closes at 23:30. Keep the late-night and early-morning guide with your arrival plan. If your first choice is full, compare an alternative that actually fits the remaining time rather than searching farther without a return plan.
Bath and longer shared rest
RAKU SPA 1010 Kanda: choose the course with relaxation areas
The RAKU SPA course includes shared relaxation areas with recliners, sofas, hammocks and semi-private two-level boxes. It is not a reserved lockable bedroom. The inexpensive bathing course does not include every relaxation area; choose the course for the spaces you want.
The ten-hour RAKU SPA course is ¥2,090 on weekdays or ¥2,390 on weekends / holidays, including towels and indoor wear. Staying past 01:00 adds ¥2,000 on weekdays / Sunday or ¥2,500 on Friday, Saturday or a holiday eve. If conditions overlap, the higher surcharge applies.
For example, a normal Monday–Thursday visit spanning 01:00, not on a holiday eve, costs ¥4,090 within ten hours before optional spending. A Saturday visit spanning 01:00 costs ¥4,890. Budget the surcharge before comparing it with an overnight room.
The facility is at 2-9-9 Kanda Awajicho, five minutes’ walk from Ochanomizu Station’s Hijiribashi Exit. Baths close at 07:30. Check course limits and entry conditions, including tattoo restrictions, before travelling.
Official information: Fees, late surcharge, access and admission conditions
Official information: Relaxation spaces available with the RAKU SPA course
Confirm the room and your total bill
- Can I lie down in this exact room, or is it a chair room?
- What is the charge for my planned stay, including weekend or room-type surcharges?
- Is shower use included, and what is the towel charge?
- Is the price per person or per room?
- When does the paid time start, and is extension automatic?
- Where can I keep my suitcase and retrieve it afterward?
- What identification or app registration is required?
Protect your departure time
Plan sleep after allowing for the journey back
Work backward from your train or bus departure. Include finding the correct platform or stop, collecting stored luggage, checkout, walking from the facility and getting ready. Your wake-up time comes before all those steps. Set more than one reminder if needed, and follow the facility’s rules about alarms in shared sleeping areas.
After an overnight bus
- Read the actual arrival-stop name
- Check an open facility and flat-room vacancy
- Confirm the total course charge
- Rest with a planned wake-up time
- Check out and move to the hotel or your next stop
Before hotel check-in
- Ask the hotel about early room access
- If unavailable, compare a suitable nap room
- Ask about suitcase space before booking storage
- Rest within the confirmed plan
- Return for hotel check-in
After hotel check-out
- Ask about the hotel’s luggage holding
- Choose a rest facility near the pickup route
- Keep collection and departure deadlines visible
- Check out of the rest facility
- Collect bags and reach your train or bus
Before a Shinkansen departure
- Confirm your train time and platform route
- Subtract reception and both walks
- Book a room only if useful rest time remains
- Wake up before checkout preparation
- Collect luggage and return to the platform
Next steps
Plan the time before and after your rest
Once the room and usable hours are confirmed, decide whether you need a shower or separate luggage storage. Keep the return journey simple enough to leave room for an unhurried checkout.