For those who wants to travel economy travel I recommend this hotel That day I prepared for 400DOLLARS, but when I open this app, 2. nights only cost me 200dollars

Every day 10AM Check out, that time I was in my dream The board-cast said 10 am was check out I just want to advices if the traveler who stay over one day, can it change to: needn’t CO(check out) also is ok

Pretty quick and painless way to spend a night in transit. Pods always are cool / lockers / washrooms and shower rooms are very nice. No real issue with waiting for anything (except near the rush to check out). They also kept my bag for a couple hrs which was awesome 💪 Oh and catching a train to the airport was easiest commute ever.

Might be nice to have a fan option in the pods? Maybe I missed that. Fairly quiet considering how it fills up! Would definitely stay at a 9hrs again.

Super clean, comfy capsule hotel right in centre of Fukuoka. Staff very friendly and spoke English Pyjamas, towel and toothbrush/toothpaste provided Plenty of toilets and showers Lockers spacious enough for large backpack Capsules were great and pretty quiet even despite the large number in one room

Bit difficult to find from outside of the station Mainly used by businessmen from what I could tell - very unlikely to meet people here I think

Highly recommended! It's located in the same line as the airport train. Easy to find and move around. It's very clean and comfortable. A very helping and nice staff. Large sleeping pod, too. You won't feel cramped. They provide a set of toiletries, including towels, a set of pajamas and etc..everyday. Just a walk away from Kawabata Shopping Street, the famous Ichiban Ramen, and of course Canal City. Definitely will stay here again.

I didn't expect the location to be right inside a mall! Taking the escalator down one floor directly takes you to the metro. The location is quite central, close to both the Hakata station and the Tenjin shopping area. The capsule was actually quite spacious, and everything was super nice and clean. I would definitely stay again.

I travelled on a popular holiday weekend so the prices were pretty high for a capsule hotel, but I guess that's just a part of hotel pricing.

I had to stay before a super early flight. It was very quiet and comfortable. Definitely a great place to crash

If you have a very early flight like 7 am flight and you want to leave early its in place that actually shuts down entirely and almost impossible to get out. If it wasn't for the staff I would have cried honestly. They walked me out and even they were confused why things wouldn't open.

Great location, close to the Hakozaki and Airport Lines. There is a large retail area in the vicinity. No shortage of nearby available food options. The ride to Hakata Central is only seven minutes away.

Took a little while to find where the location is. The location is actually a basement floor with limited elevator access after midnight. The lockers could also use some hooks in addition to the single rack.

Great place for a one-night's stay. Clean, comfortable and modern. Had a good night's rest. For those who haven't tried a capsule hotel, this is your chance!

No A/C in the room, which would have been a problem in summer. The only outlet was one USB-A plug, which is outdated by the USB-C. Wouldn't be a problem if there was a standard electrical outlet...

I loved the concept of this place and the cabin itself. Everything was so clean and I felt very comfortable that all the capsule room together with the shower/toilet corridor was separated for genders. Some of the staff spoke good English, which is a big plus and all of them were very nice and helpful. The location was also very good:) I think overall is a good value for money, the capsules are clean, spacious, and comfortable.

The common room was not existing basically, there were some chairs and tables in the reception area, but such a concept of a capsule hostel should have something more than this. At least a kettle and microwave. I found it a little uncomfortable during the time of typhoon that happened on my trip to Fukuoka, because everything was closed outside. Also, the fact that they make people get out of rooms before 10 o'clock to clean whole the hostel was a bit annoying. I wanted just to stay in my capsule for the whole time so I would not bother them cleaning but instead I had to sit in a not-so-cozy reception area.

It was very clean. The sleeping area was big but it was still really quiet. The capsules were great as usual. Enough showers and toilets. Everything was on one floor so no waiting for the elevator. Probably my favourite nine hours I've stayed in.

There lounge was right next to the front desk so it wasn't very inviting. Otherwise everything was great.