Good location (very close to the bus station), I booked the room, not the capsule, so my review is based on that. There was enough space, but it would have been nice to have a door I could lock, since the locker inside the room was rather small. The staff was very nice and helpful, especially the lady who (I suppose) is the owner. Ciao!

A lock on the door would have been nice, otherwise everything was fine.

Spotlessly clean everywhere. Facilities in terms of shower room, toilet area, laundry, Reception area and lockers without doubt the best I've ever seen. Forgot the goody bag with towel, sleepwear, razor etc, absolutely amazing. Loved the cubicle, slept very well, and it was perfectly located for me to wander off by whatever means to see what I wanted to see in and around Hiroshima. Thank you.

The most impersonal hostel I've ever been in. In the three days or so that I was there, I never once witnessed a conversation or a meeting of people from different places in the lounge area. It seemed to be a stopping off place for people to work on their computers, occasionally have a bite to eat at the table, but never to have a general conversation. This actually is not a criticism since it's something totally beyond your control.

The staff were friendly and able to accommodate any questions that you had. In particular, they were very helpful with explaining how to make your way to Miyajima for travel and other main attractions/landmarks in Hiroshima. I also liked the luggage space with the assigned key so that my belongings were safely tucked away. It was also very kind of them to store my luggage before and after! ありがとうございました!

As an extremely light sleeper, I am sensitive to any sounds, temperature and even lighting. Even with ear plugs and a sleeping mask, it did not block out some capsule dormmates who would continually chatter away and laugh late in the evening. This was frustrating during some evenings, though I chose to endure it. Normally I would confront but it depends on the context. Unfortunately there is no curfew applied currently by the accommodation. I would strongly recommend that a curfew is enforced (for example, 10pm-7am quiet) so that everyone can be respectful of the shared communal space. Also, there is a strong smoke smell in the female lounge space so I chose to hung in the reception's lounge space on 4F instead. Despite these two points, I still really enjoyed my stay here!

Given their price, there’s almost nothing to dislike. Very conveniently located in front of street car station. Room temperature was centrally controlled just like a regular hostel, but it was pretty okay although a little bit too hot for me. The attention to detail is amazing. They prepare two types of body soap, shampoo, and conditioner where one has energizing smell while the other has calming smell. The shower always so powerful but they didn’t hurt at all. They put foam on the table’s legs in the shower room so if in case the guest hit the legs, they won’t be hurt. They put all the amenities (slipper, mask, razor, tooth brush & tooth paste, pajamas, face towel, body towel) in one very convenient tote bag. They prepare hair tonic and hair spray for use. Their bedding was awesome. It was so comfortable to sleep on with remote control to adjust sleeping position if you want to sleep with legs put higher than your body. They prepare audio-technica headphone with long cables so guest can watch tv conveniently. Initially, I was really worried because they told me that they are not responsible for lost articles in some places. They even prepares a luggage lock in my room. But turned out everything was safe.

For improvement, please buy new body towels. All the body towels I received was already so thin and rough from washing & drying. I would also love bathroom scale for share in the powder room.

The staff was excellent, very considerate and helpful, we even used one recommendation for Bakudanya tsukemen. The vanities had both blow dryers and flat irons as well as some basic hair products. The cube is right next to Family Mart, sooooo convenient.🫰 Good location for walking or transportation. Capsules were decently spacious and premium capsule was actually a little private room (though not lockable). It was great that all the keys were on the same bracelet. Pajamas were pretty comfy. Bathrooms, showers, and vanity space were clean.

Maybe I missed it, but I didn't see instructions in English for the info in the shower space or the laundry. There was only one laundry machine. The English on the hampers was helpful. The elevator doors are overly aggressive. It was a little too hot and hard to get good air circulation when sleeping, so I woke up a few times sweating.

Hostel is located roughly midway between Hiroshima rail station and the iconic Peace Dome but there's a good tram service between both. The hostel is OK and clean with friendly staff, all as per usual in Japan. Hiroshima was of course where the first atomic bomb was dropped and that fact is beautifully handled. There's the very good Peace Park itself and there are signs dotted all over the city explaining what happened at that point when the bomb was dropped and full of fascinating information. It's well worth having a good walk round the whole place.

Night life is a little limited so finding good bars and restaurants can be a little tricky.

I'v been in better capsule hotels than this, but it's okay and clean. I'd recommend it for a short stay. The room is surprisingly spacious, where I stayed was basicly the down bed of a bunker bed with a bed-sized spaced by it. The bed is good enough not to feel the other guest moving on it. It was a little bit humid and hot, but otherwise pleasant. The common areas were clean. The shower have shower gel, shampoo and conditioner (but this i pretty basic in Japan), and the powder room provide soap. The ladies room are in a different floor than the men's. The A-Dome is 15 minutes walk, the Island is one hour by the local tram. There is a konbini in the building, and izakayas and restaurants in 15 mins walk. The staff is helpful and nice. I think it rather specialise locals than turists.

The shower is weird, because you need to push a button every 10 second to keep the water flow, which is not just annoying, but made washing my hair impossible. People tend to not use the toilet slippers, but this is rather about the guest and not the place. It's hard to socialise. The common room have tables and a kettle, but nothing else, so you don't even want to have breakfast there. If somebody is talking in the sleeping area, you will here every word.

Very clean and modern capsule hotel at the center of Hiroshima. The hotel supplies you with a bathroom bag that contains everything g you need. And has a spacious common area with a microwave and a vending machine for cold drinks, including beer. The shower and toilets are very clean. It's a 15min walk to the main station and a 20 minutes walk to the Atomic Dome and Hiroshima Castle. Though there is a tram stop right in front of the hotel too. The only issue I had was that the upper capsules are a little bit tricky to climb into. But I got used to it.

The capsule is a dormitory but with capsule  one on top of each...in rows. Just like those in camps, except that it's an enclosure. Notices are around to observe quietness. Hot bath n heated toilet bowls in separate sections.  Vending machine, available, hair dryers too, bath soap n shampoo, towels, comb, provided. Slippers too. Lockers for cabin bags. Thick blanket , shorts n shorts yukata like tees also provided. ....bigger luggage has to put in one corner of the dorm. Location is good, 30mins walking distance to the A bomb memorial, also within walking distance to the Hiroshima station. For experience, one night is enough. If you are one who likes privacy and lay out your things, the capsule is not for you. In addition, bath facilities are shared. The capsule has a ventilation fan, NOT a fan. Hence it can be warm , perhaps except during winter. After 1 night, I decide to upgrade for the private cabin, where the sleeping area is still a capsule but you have additional space of a table, a chair and more floor space. However, it is not for those weak in the knees as you have to climb up a narrow ladder. Still it is a good experience.

it was rather warm in the capsule. Good if during winter time. Not for those phobia of confined space or if you like privacy or if you like to lay out yr things ...hence I decided to upgrade to a private room...just top up 1000 yen.. For couples, not recommended....:) there's no lock for the capsule

everything! the staff were so friendly and helpful and full of information. a lot of thought was put into the facilities and amenities. they give you so many things you feel very pampered. the bathrooms, showers and sink/makeup areas were very well designed and very clean. the location is great. there's streetcars and busses that stop right in front and are super frequent. you don't even need to check a schedule. there is a small lounge with cute plants by reception where i enjoyed my conbini coffee and breakfast each morning. it's an excellent value and i easily recommend!

i have no complaints!