Located in Little India. Many eateries and bakeries nearby. Mini-marts and two shopping malls a few minutes away. Staff friendly and efficient. Check in and out was a breeze. Thin blanket, towels and drinking water were given upon checking in. Instructions were clearly given. There is a separate locker for shoes located outside the capsule room and a bigger locker for luggages in the capsule room. Anyone with huge backpack or luggage will really have difficulty fitting into the luggage locker. There is no elevator and female room is on the second level and male is on the third. Capsule is of decent size and comfortable. There is a key card to access the pod and also to turn on the lights just like a hotel room. Adequate lightings in the pod and comes with 2 USB slow charging port. No power point in the pod. Power point is located in the common area. Air con is strong. No complains regarding wifi connection. There is even a TV if ever it is working. Overall, very quiet and peaceful. Shared bathroom has 2 shower stalls and 2 toilets. Probable will be insufficient should the property be full house.

Blanket is too thin and shower stalls can be cleaner.

The staff was lovely. The capsule is nice, it gives a lot of privacy, lots of buttons to play with. The location is good, right inside India town with the gates on either side of the place. They're happy to store luggage. It was clean. Nice coffee and food options right outside.

Just a note for those that paid online: there's a 100k deposit. In another currency is not good for them. Worst case turn to your right, there's a mall there. Go inside, down the escalator, and there's a whole lot of ATMs to choose from on your right. People inside the mall are happy to guide you there

The capsule comes with a USB charging port and mirror which I found useful. Rooms are separate base on gender. Men rooms are on higher floor and is accessible only through staircase. The bed was surprisingly comfortable. A shoes locker outside the room and a luggage locker is provided during the stay.

My capsule door was hinged type. (Although I prefer sliding type. Easier to get in/out, save space) Shower cap holder was not adjustable. Shower gel and towel hanger were provided but there was no shelf for toiletries inside the bathroom. My capsule was the last along the corridor / right next to the window so I was waken up a few times by the noise of cars, bikes and bed squeaking sound. Bring a earplug if you are a light sleeper.

Capsule futuristic look Shower, towel, hot+cold water, soap, no shampoo one small water bottle given, water fountains too. small locker (one for shoes, one for bag) Toilets with toilet gun/shower but no toilet paper rooftop small balcony small market/bazaar down the hostel. noise does not seem to reach inside capsule. futuristic beds, no upper bedsheet, small foldable tray/table (in wall) Ground or 1F as café+ reception, 2F female dorm, 3F male dorm, 4F rooftop No power plus inside capsule, but 2+1 usb Bad Internet upload (speedtest.net)

miss: floor squeegee for shower to evacuate water and have floor dry faster. No power plus inside capsule, but 2+1 usb but seems low power as slower charge Bad Internet upload (speedtest.net)

Comfortable beds, clean facilities, two shower rooms, two toilets, and two spacious sinks—all well-lit. It's conveniently located in Little India with plenty of food vendors and cafes nearby. The cafe on the ground floor serves as a common area for guests. They provide indoor sandals and foot lockers.

I slept in a capsule under the AC the first night, and it was freezing. It might not bother those who like it cold. But my second night was fine since I avoided the AC. Note that due to its location in a lively area, you might hear some distant street sounds inside the capsule. It's something to consider if you prefer a quieter environment.

I liked the whole concept of being in a capsule, and from the inside, it really does look like the pictures - everything is adjustable in your little space shuttle. It's a decent value for the money, and the staff seems nice. Everything seems clean, and the capsule concept gives you a lot of privacy.

Well, I've got to say, Medan as a whole city has left quite a bad impression on me (of course, the staff of the hotel is not to be blamed for it). However, in the city that is number one in criminal and gangs attacks in whole Indonesia, I feel like the staff of the hostel should learn to speak better English. I was very afraid because of some attacks that happened and it didn't help that the staff used Google translate for very basic communication. They were very nice though, so I don't hold a big grudge, I just think that should improve. And the bathroom was kinda working improperly, at least the one I was in.

The place was clean, comfortable and quiet. Good location.

That's actually pretty expensive if you compare to other similar hotels in Indonesia. No breakfast included, and the café at the ground floor doesn't open in the morning. The staff is not friendly at all.

Centrally located, comfortable pods with all amenities. Towel, slippers, and free water bottle provided upon arrival. Bathrooms basic but relatively clean. Good for a one night stopover after flying in.

A few sentences of English would have been appreciated, but Google translate helped :D I was a bit uncomfortable that an employee waited outside my pod door when I just woke up and immediately reminded me of checkout time. Not responding to messages on Booking.

Staff aulia was amazing host. Raound the clock reception. Nice washrooms. Capsule concept is good. Strong wifi. Rooftop is cool place. Hot shower available.

Bathrooms were very small. Shower head need to be replaced. flexible height showers might be a good idea. Water was collecting in wash basin. It would be nice to have key-card based lock and access to the main entrance door of hostel as well. Common washroom toilet on ground floor was dirty.

Good price. Cool capsules.

Electricity stopped working in the middle of the night. This led to issues with the capsules, particularly with the card readers, which started to peep every few seconds and made it almost impossible to sleep any longer. Staff was apologetic and offered free breakfast or coffee.