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I stayed at a $40 and $120 a night Caps Hotel in Tokyo, and found out why one has tripled the price. After checking into the $40 one, you enter into your respective elevator that splits men and women's floors. You get a bag with pajamas, toiletries, and a list of rules No food, talking, or phone noise is allowed in your pod. Capsule itself has plugs, dimmable light, and a thin curtain door. The bathroom has a nice shower, fancy toilet, and personal lockers to store all your stuff safely. The small space did get quite stuffy when sleeping, although the biggest bummer was one of the only other few guests. It was assigned above me and had an alarm ring for 45 minutes at 6am, but besides that, it was amazing value and a great stay. The $120 hotel felt like walking into a luxury self-storage facility. They give you an iPod to control things like lights and the bed angle. The pod is way bigger with a storage unit under the bed, but the coolest part that probably makes the price worth it is that when your alarm goes off, instead of waking everyone up, the bed slowly folds in half until you wake up, so you don't have to deal with continuous alarms all morning. Also, the toilet seat pops up automatically, which was pretty sweet.