Central location Clean Room for suitcase The only bummer is that it's in a corridor shame so the toilets are far on the other side , so if uou just entered to take a leak and leave ... You have to walk all the way to the end

Really unique and safe stay

This is a lovely capsule hotel right in the heart of Dotonbori. It's within walking distance of Namba station. Easy check-in, staff were friendly. Being a female solo traveller i liked that the women and mens floors were separate. It was very quiet at night. It was also pretty clean. I would definitely stay again.

Great capsule hotel in Namba. Good access to street food and candle area. Although slightly more industrial / business district feel walking from Namba metro. Note Namba is a further distance from the main Osaka JR and Shinsen train station. Hence the nearest station references is Shin-Osaka. That said Namba subway food halls are excellent and good values. I noticed tourists eating above ground whilst locals were eating in the subway walk way food halls.

Perfect hotel

Excellent place to stay! You can walk, buy, eat all in one zone and also can to travel to Nara or Kobe or any place you want! And also the amenities are with wonderful standards

The hostel was fine. Cleanliness is really good, and it’s a modern looking place. Also a good location close to Namba station, with 7/11 and Lawson a 1 minute walk away. The pillows are rock hard, which made me wake up with neck pain during the night and both mornings. Free stuff like toothbrush, sleeping mask, ear plugs, razor and hair ties is in the reception that you can grab whenever you need it. You also get to borrow a small and a big towel for your stay. You get your own locker that you lock with your keycard, and slippers. The bags and suitcases need to be stored outside the dorm. Other guests were being noisy with plastic bags etc until 1 am, but that’s not the hostels fault. I experienced the place as really strict, because you are not allowed to even drink water other places than in the common area. Which means that if you wake up thirsty during the night you have to go out in the common area to have a sip, which I find ridiculous. I understand restrictions regarding food and other drinks, but there shouldn’t be restrictions on water. The capsule is being closed with a curtain you pull down, there are is main room light in the capsule and another light you can dim, you can turn on an alarm which make the lights flash when it goes off, and you can choose to turn on an air conditioning in the capsule. Also an usb outlet and a regular outlet.

The hostel was fine. Cleanliness is really good, and it’s a modern looking place. Also a good location close to Namba station, with 7/11 and Lawson a 1 minute walk away. The pillows are rock hard, which made me wake up with neck pain during the night and both mornings. Stuff like toothbrush, sleeping mask, ear plugs, razor and hair ties is in the reception that you can grab whenever you need it. You also get to borrow a small and a big towel for your stay. You get your own locker that you lock with your keycard, and slippers. The bags and suitcases need to be stored outside the dorm. Other guests were being noisy with plastic bags etc until 1 am, but that’s not the hostels fault. I experienced the place as really strict, because you are not allowed to even drink water other places than in the common area. Which means that if you wake up thirsty during the night you have to go out in the common area to have a sip, which I find ridiculous. I understand restrictions regarding food and other drinks, but there shouldn’t be restrictions on water. The capsule is being closed with a curtain you pull down, there is a main room light in the capsule and another light you can dim, you can turn on an alarm which make the lights flash when it goes off, and you can choose to turn on an air conditioning in the capsule. Also an usb outlet and a regular outlet.