Superb. 6mins walk from a subway metro sakae station and they provided alot of free of charge facilities such as free meals, free beverages and coffee and alcohol drinks, public bath , manga and massage chair free of charge. I will highly recommended this property

The premium capsule i stay was on the corner room. I have a space to pack my suitcase and a work desk to put my stuff and i love it. It is just that it was hot and the ventilation in the capsule was not much working. But without closing the privacy curtain the ventilation still ok

The place was clean, and you could stay there comfortably even without any personal items, as they provided almost everything—from pajamas to toiletries. They even offered a good selection of hand and body products. There were two Japanese baths to choose from: one for guests with tattoos and another strictly for those without. The top floor featured a common area with a free flow of soft drinks, a simple night snack of rice, two types of soup, pickles, and a wide range of alcoholic beverages (limited to three drinks per guest and available for a set duration). The front desk staff member, originally from Indonesia, spoke English and was very helpful and friendly.

I was disappointed that there was no Japanese curry as part of the night snack. This may sound petty, but I had seen it featured in a YouTube review of the hotel, and it was not available during my stay. Additionally, I was assigned a capsule even though I distinctly remember booking a room, as I had my bike with me. However, my booking did indicate a 'capsule,' which I found strange. I was willing to pay extra to upgrade to a room, but unfortunately, that option was not available, which was also disappointing

Free breakfast and simple rice meals (rice, miso soup and a variety of spices) and drinks!!! Sauna on the fourth floor with a multitude of options (cold bath!!!, warm bath and sauna with TV), curry in the morning. Tattoo friendly sauna floor. Provisions for renting sewing kits, etc. Located around Sakae district, close to many establishments. Sleep in the capsule floor is okay, but the premises are guaranteed to be silent save for the occasional snoring. Capsule beds have on TVs and light dimmer etc. Seems like an all nighter place for salarymen but also okay for tourists.

- Free drinks and rice - Located centrally in Nagoya and adjacent to Sakae meteo station - Good ventilation in the capsule and a USB wire with multiple types was provided

I stayed on the 9th floor. Everything was great during my stay. Only one suggestion for you: locate the stairs for the upper deck centrally rather than on the right side. The residents staying at the lower deck have another exit to go. I would definitely stayed again if visiting Nagoya again ;)

Excellent facilities with great staff! Capsule beds are more than large enough for an average person, and comfortable. Good free Wi-Fi in the building, and a nice social area on the top floor. The onsen/public bath facility was unique and really good too, a great way to relax at the end of the day.

The lack of shower booths for men was initially a problem, because I am someone who is very shy about my appearance. Although once I experienced the onsen, it was no problem. Still, the option to have a shower booth for men (because the women had them) would be nice.

I did not expect this level of premium from a capsule hotel! Beds are incredibly comfortable, and the bedrooms are isolated with a buffer zone to prevent noise - there are also lots of warnings telling people to be quiet in the bedroom area. Free breakfast curry, free drinks all day (soft drink and coffee) and free whiskey in the evening. Fantastic baths (sento/onsen), which turned me onto loving hot springs during my entire Japan stay. It's a men-only hotel and it's really chill. Really loved the place, would definitely go back.

I discovered a little late that the place is right next to a red-light district. If you're rolling solo, prepare to be approached and solicited if you walk around the wrong areas haha. But ultimately this was harmless and there's no concern for safety.

Countless free amenities and services. Extreme value! Staff are helpful and fast.

The "premier" semi-rooms leak light into top capsules above the curtain. As if the sun was constantly shining even through the blinder. Other guests mistake the capsule numbers very frequently. I also found the AC setting (on F11) to be a bit cold at night, but that may just be personal preference.

Me and my dad were looking for budżet option for saying in Japan and what we found was just short of amazing. Capsule layed either confortable mattress, clean and warm, baths and sauna exceptional and the relaxation room all very good. If I was to travel back to Japan on similar budged i would kot hesitate to stay there again.

Tha facility is amazing. Hot spring, lounge area have 24 hours free drink, coffee and rice, and Aso massage chair. There even have just 2 hours for hot spring and rest at lounge for 2000 yen. I took a shower and rest before my night bus

Just the locker and luggage is in different level. So need to take whatever you need up and down

Location was literally perfect! I would walk to all the major attractions I wanted to go to, ex. Nagoya castle, science museum, Oasis 21, etc. Loved the onsen and how it was tattoo friendly for foreigners! That was my real worry but Im so glad I was also able to enjoy the onsen. Room was nice, a little inconvenient getting up and down since I was on the top bunk.

The only thing I really didnt like was the AC. It wasnt strong and it wasnt that cold, so I couldnt really imagine staying there in the heat of summer. I think I would get too hot. During my stay, there was a lot of noise coming from the other guests and staff during parts of my stay. So sometimes I could get good sleep but I did wake in the middle of the night or early early morning due to lots of noise. but given that its a capsule hotel, that cant be helped.