I stayed here on my way back from a trip abroad. It was good that it was close to the station. It's nice that you can get there without getting too wet even in the rain by going through 300 steps Yokocho from the Hakata KITTE underground station.
I have a few complaints. First, my suitcase doesn't fit in the locker. It's a small suitcase for a 3-4 night stay. I had to leave it at the front desk. The front desk was outside, so I had to go down the elevator, which was a hassle.
Second, I had to take my key with me to go to the toilet. People waiting for the express bus also use it, so it's a bit embarrassing to go there in the hotel's room clothes.
There is a coin laundry, so I used it, but it took 2.5 hours to wash and dry. There was only one washing machine.
The hotel's room clothes are T-shirts and sweatshirts, but there are no strings for the sweatshirts, so they are loose and slip down, which is inconvenient. It's comfortable to sleep without any tightness.
It was my first time using it, so I didn't know where the main power outlet was inside the capsule, and it took me a while to notice it. Inside the capsule, there was a drink holder, a mirror, a small shelf for small items, and a hanger, which was convenient. It's strange that there are drink holders even though eating and drinking are prohibited inside the building.
The capsule was spacious enough for me, who is 150cm tall. I was able to sleep soundly on the mattress without waking up because of body aches.
Well, since it's a capsule hotel, it can't be helped that there are some inconveniences compared to a hotel. It was a good learning experience.
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