1. Size - The bed was vast and high that I can even stand inside the cabin. It’s easy to hang some clothes and repacking things 2. Location - Very near to the airport and very easy to find. I took the train to the airport and I can see the accommodation right away. Plus it’s only max 15 minutes of walk to the airport 3. Free Things: - they’ve provided a lot of free stuff for tenants such as toiletries, hair comb, and even razors! Pajama and towels were also provided and they are comfy.

I only dislike the fact that if I need to go to bathroom, I’ll need to walk down through stairs.

It is inside airport so very convenient if you have early morning flight. The bed was comfy and sheets are clean. The staff was nice and friendly. The onsen was great, not crowded.

the water dispenser wasnt working when i was there and there was a note that we cant fill up our own tumbler. The only hotel ive stayed in Japan which didnt allow water refill for own tumbler. There's vending machine inside but it has only small water bottle (about 300ml for 110 yen) which i find quite expensive since i drink lots of water after shower / onsen. It would have been nicer if they give free coffee.

Great location, it's across the road from Terminal 1 KIX so you can easily walk there. Staff were friendly. The room is as in the picture. Your suitcase cannot fit in the room, but it is chained in the luggage area. Only your key can open. VERY CLEAN with hanging space and a safety box for valuables. There's a washing machine and irons for rent. The amenities were also very clean. The bathroom area has restrooms, private shower booths and a communal shower area and spa. It was great to use the spa area before going to bed. The powder room was well equipped with cleanser, toner and creams. Honestly really good stay and I would come again!

Wifi is very slow. AC not strong and lowest temperature was not cold. I was hot all night. You will hear others walking and opening their suitcases so use ear plugs!

Perfect location almost inside the airport. This annex building - where the hotel is located - also has restaurant options, and it's ridiculously easy for public transportation, if going to Osaka, Kyoto and Region. People normally stay here for one day, to catch early flights in the morning. I stayed for two days and didn't mind the commuting to the city for sightseeing.

Doors in the pods don't close all the way to the end, I believe for ventilation. It feels a little less safe than other pod accommodations that I stayed in. In the end I felt quite safe regardless.

This capsule hotel is just inside Kansai International Airport. For those who have early flights, this is an cost-effective choice. The capsule cabin is only for sleep. Staff are professional and helpful. The public bath is almost a sauna. Price is affordable.

The capsules do not have doors, but are separate from outside using curtains. These curtains cannot be soundproof and have safety concerns. The luggage must be stored near the entrance/exit. Although staff borrow guests locks, it is still not too safe without watching eyes on luggage.

The only capsule hotel chain I can stay at. Decent sized "cabins" with a locking security box, comfortable mattresses and lovely bath area. Inside Kansai International Airport so ideal for late night arrival/early morning departure. Other guests are quiet (at least in the women's area). Staff give out bike cable locks to lock your cases to rails in the baggage storage area.

Baggage storage areas can get full and be blocked by people repacking - would be nice to have a separate area for repacking.

There are two reasons to stay here: firstly, it right in the airport so you can easily walk to and from your flight; and secondly it's cheap. As a bonus it has a nice public bath Japanese style that feels great after arriving from a flight. The general design parameters can only be described as bizarre: in order circumvent certain regulations and fees, each of the units cannot be completely closed or locked, although there is a lockbox for valuables inside the units. The staff are very friendly and helpful.

My biggest complaint is that the male section has sleeping units on two floors, but has toilets on only on the lower floor and thus in general I would recommend trying to get a unit on the lower floor.

Clean, everything needed is available. It was a bit cold for me during the night but the very king staff borrow me an extra blanket and even a bed warmer. I used the shower around 6pm and 6am with no problem (there are only 2)

The comfort in this type of hotel is of course linked to the customers…. And one lady decided to reorder her luggage during 1 hour in the evening with lot of noise… and of course ladies had to wake up early to take their plane so I did not sleep very well actually 🥺

The location is perfect, directly at the airport. Both the cabin and the shared bathroom were clean and the staff was professional and kind. The bed was also very comfy. If you bring a sleeping mask and ear plugs, you can have a very good sleep.

I didn't like that the curtain of the cabin didn't close completely. As such, light from the hallway came into the cabin as well as noise from the other cabins. The curtains make some sounds, so be prepared that throughout the night, as people move in&out of their cabins, there will be quite some noise.

I loved that the cabins weren't "bunks" like in capsule hotels. It's perfect for a good night's rest during a layover. The onsen is a godsend after many hours of travelling. It allows proper relaxation and rejuvenation. It was really nice to have pyjamas provided when you don't have much in your carry-on. The coin operated laundry is also great after long travel. The 24 hour front desk is perfect, since flight delays etc. can cause people to arrive much later than initially intended. (I was delayed by the JAL crash in Haneda Airport.) The location, in easy walking distance from Terrminal 2, is absolutely great and, if you arrive early enough, the Aeoroplaza has a lot of restaurants or many different kinds, too. It was honestly perfect after 20+ hours of travel. It was a relief to get some sleep and some relaxation in the onsen.

I understand that the walls are very thin, and I understand why people are supposed to be quiet in the cabins — but the lounge is a common section (outside of the men's and women's respective sections), which I wasn't really keen on visiting at 1 a.m. in pyjamas. A lounge within the cabin area would have been great and allowed me to call my family.