It's amazing how everything is so nicely fitted into relatively small space. The design of the room is superb. The hosts are unbelievably friendly and there are several cafes and a supermarket nearby.

I was very confused with the online check-in - I've never seen such things before so it looked to me like scam. I am not sure this is necessary. And the walk from the tram stop with a suitcase is a bit difficult, not to mention the abandoned house on the way made me nervous a bit, gladly I was walking there during the day.

Clean, comfortable, good size room. Obviously “capsule” and no window but it was a good size with its own bathroom/shower. Room was either recently built or well maintained. WiFi was good, common room was also nice - good for taking a call or two but only if not used by too many other people like in my case.

The hallway area was quite decrepit. I asked for my room to get cleaned one of the afternoons as I left later than the morning but it didn’t get cleaned that day - not a huge issue but annoying. Not as well connected to transport as I thought, tram is 15 min walk or so and the electric mopeds are 5-10 min walk if there is one available. No bikesharing nearby which was a letdown. Area seemed sketchy (hotel standing on its own & abandoned buildings nearby - photo) but didn’t feel dangerous. Overall great value for money though.

My first time travelling alone and staying away from friends. It was a perfect place for me to stay, rooms are small (it is a capsule so what do you expect?) but thats all you need! i am 6ft 3in/192cm and there was no height issues. A bed, a shower and a little desk to sit at, it is ideal if you're planning to be active during the day! The hotel is contact free but the staff are also friendly. The location is nice, next to a campus with some fun activities and restaurants around the area.

Unless your are renting vehicle the transport there can be tricky upon arrival to the country i recommend the 9292 app to help you get around but its fairly simple after the first trip. Its roughly a 5-10 minute walk to the nearest tramline. The walls in your room seem very thin so bring some earplugs/buds if youre a light sleeper (the hotel also recommends this)

It's called a "capsule hotel," but it's a real hotel with private rooms and your own bathroom with a shower. It's got all the usual hotel stuff but with a cool, modern, and simple look, and it's super cheap. The staff are awesome – from all over the world, super friendly, and really good at their jobs. They made my stay so great that I stayed for four nights instead of two! The only thing is the location, which is about an hour from Amsterdam's city center.

The metal design chair in the room is questionable 🪑🤨 . The interior designer who put it there belongs to Jail, because it's really uncomfortable and completely impractical for guests.

I liked that it was really bright to cover the fact that there was no windows, everything was new, good ventilation, hot water all the time. BEST MATTRESS OF MY LIFE. There was hair dryer, kettle, etc. to borrow. Staff and cleaners were super!

It was too far away from the tram station, it didn't have windows (we knew that before booking, but still pretty shocking), you could hear everyone in the hallway. They didn't have any carpet, floor was freezing. It took too long for ac to start heating. When showering there paddle was made in front of toilet and it didn't dry off. Plus, when I payed for noodles in vending machine, they charged me 25€ instead of 5€, they gave me back money but it was all I had left at the time...

Clean, incredibly friendly and helpful staff, very novel and efficient use of space. My room was very lucky to have a window where I could see the canal outside, but the prismatic decor made the room so bright and cheerful for me. I will rent here again if the price stays as low as it is (~€87 EURO or $140 CAD / night)

The rooms are sectioned off in pods (good), but still have almost no sound proofing (bad). You will hear almost everything in your pod hallway and neighbours room. Stuffing a towel at the base of the door helped a bit. The upper bunk bed is surely more than 6’ off the ground… in hindsight, I’m much too short and old now (40s) for trying to climb a vertical ladder more than once in a night — and there is no shelf along the bed, so keeping water or your phone with you meant they had to sit beside your pillow. The shower is not separated from the sink/toilet… so you have to plan ahead to keep towels and toilet paper dry… I had flip flops with me that saved me on the wet floor.

We had a great stay at this capsule hotel in the Netherlands! The location is perfect, especially if you're renting a car, with ample parking space that made it easy to come and go. The capsules themselves were surprisingly comfortable and private, providing everything I needed for a good night’s rest. For quick snacks, the vending machine in the lobby was a lifesaver, offering a variety of food and drinks for when I needed a fast bite. The rental bikes were also an excellent bonus—affordable and easy to use, allowing me to explore the area at my own pace. Overall, this capsule hotel offers great value for the price, with a convenient location, comfortable rooms, and useful amenities. I’d definitely recommend it for anyone looking for a modern, budget-friendly stay in the Netherlands.

Everything. It's compact, but very comfortable with enough space for a medium sized suitcase and a hand luggage each. The bed is exceptionally wide and very comfortable. The bathroom is small, but well planned with space for toilet bags and a lovely shower. The whole building is very well planned and the public spaces are well aired and overlooking a canal. Fast wifi, on site parking, efficient personnel and a very convenient and delicious £5 breakfast option are just some of the many positives of this hotel.

The chairs in the room are heavy and too bulky for the size of the room

Me and my friend stayed here for 2 nights, on request we asked for a room with a window that was accommodated straight away. The reception staff were lovely and friendly, I loved that the downstairs toilets had big mirrors and plug sockets so as we were waiting to check in I curled my hair. The rooms were clean and more spacious than I thought, there was no WiFi card, kettle or any facilities in the room but it wasn’t a problem. The higher beds are very difficult to get up and down from and very high which I didn’t like so next time I will get a lower beds. The hotel is next to an abandoned building which was a bit scary but it didn’t matter, the location is quite far out but there is a supermarket 15 minutes from it. Overall it was very good value for money as I think we only paid a couple of hundred, it’s a budget hotel and I would recommend for tourists who are on a budget. Thanks guys!

Room is clean and very functional, although tiny. It's actually an interesting place to stay in, kinda futuristic. Location not the best ever, but you can easily get there by tram + 10-15 min walk,

Access to the bed (I booked single upper bed room) is kinda clumsy and not very pleasant. I ve had better experiences with ladders in hostels and wastewater treatment plants lol. The upper bed room definetely not recommended if you have any sorta of physical limitation. The room is tiny, and the provided chairs way too big and heavy. Its legs are spread too wide at the bottom and I tripped over them several times during the one night I stayed there. A more compact chair would fit the purpose much better