Capsule Hotel Asahi Plaza Shinsaibashi

Oceny gwiazdkowe są oparte na przeglądzie informacji o obiekcie przez Klook (takich jak zawarte usługi i udogodnienia itp.) i służą wyłącznie jako odniesienie.

Clean room, helpful staffs

worst “mattress” out of any sleeping capsule i’ve stayed at, never quiet. only good part was the location

Clean and nice

Just looking for inexpensive place to shower and sleep? Japanese capsule hotels are what you’re looking for. Met all my needs and the jacuzzi bath was a nice surprise:)

Lots of shopping in the area

Not for someone who has issue's resting/sleeping properly, a good stop to find your sense of self, be you yo!

Well the staff are really helpful even those they understood a little English, and very loyal to keeping ur luggage safe and very nice people there was not one thing I didn’t like about this hotel

The area is great. Namba station is right down the street. The WiFi was either not working or barely functioning. It’s the dirtiest and most poorly run capsule hotel I have seen in Japan. Things would get stolen daily from clothes to wallets and passports. Some staff was helpful and some were almost resentful of the guests. The air conditioning worked sometimes and sometimes it didn’t. I think it’s just poorly run and you have to guard your things like a prison. It’s in a great area I think it’s just managed poorly. Inexpensive but you are taking a risk.

The area is great. You have everything there and can get anywhere from Namba station. The hotel however is very run down. A/C doesn’t seem to work every day. No wifi or bad WiFi are available. People are stealing things. It went on for weeks. From clothes to passports people’s personal items vanished. Some of the staff were attentive while others seemed resentful? It’s not good and could be so good if they just ran it like the rest of the capsule hotels I have visited. The area is great for nightlife and food but it’s just uncomfortable having to guard your things like it’s a prison. Cameras are not working. They also charge people 3000 yen per key so if you lose them both it’s more expensive than the room? It’s inexpensive but you are gambling on a very bad experience.

Mattress might as well not have been there as it was so worn out.