Every capsule hotel in Tokyo with verified women-only accommodation — of the 31 properties here, 5 are entirely women-only and 26 have a dedicated female floor or pod section. We mark a hotel female-only or female-section only when real guest reviews support it, not the amenity checkbox.
The property is explicitly stated as 'women only' in multiple reviews and titles, catering exclusively to female travellers.
The property is explicitly described as a "women-only spa" and reviews consistently mention it being "only for girls" and a "quiet and calm place for females."
The property is explicitly female-only, with reviews mentioning staff are also women (except during cleaning) and it's perfect for solo female travellers.
The property name '9h nine hours woman Shinjuku' and reviews explicitly state it is for women, with mentions of 'ladies' and 'women traveling alone'.
The property is explicitly named '9h nine hours woman Kanda' and reviews confirm it is a women-only hotel, with one guest stating 'This is a women-only hotel, and I felt very safe.'
Reviews explicitly mention a dedicated 'floor for ladies' and a 'women's only floor' with specific amenities tailored for female guests.
Reviews mention a women's only floor.
Reviews mention a dedicated 'Women only floor' which is appreciated by guests.
Reviews mention rooms divided between males and females, and a separate women's capsule area.
Reviews mention a female floor with dedicated restrooms and a washing room lounge.
Reviews mention a 'Women's dorm' which was quiet and organised, suggesting a dedicated female section.
Reviews mention that many girls avoided the public onsen when another girl was present, implying a shared female bath area, and the general layout suggests separate facilities for genders.
See also every female-only capsule hotel in the directory and all capsule hotels in Tokyo.