Extremely clean, comfortable beds. Very cool stay, especially for one night. Rooftop balcony was awesome to hang out in (and you can access it while you are not checked in for multi day stays). Perfect location.

One major problem: for multiple night stays, you must check out by 10 and can check in after 2 again. You can leave stuff in your locker, but your pod must be completely emptied, no more use of the shower, and no access to your locker during that 4 hour period. Minor issue: there is only one power outlet in the capsule bed, and none in the locker.

The location was about 4 minutes by walking from the eastern (north) exit of the Nagoya Station, and about 50 feet from the main road, along a side road. The capsules was wonderfully spacious. I am 6'3" and I could sleep without curling up in the capsule. The place is extremely clean, and quiet, and very 'modern' looking. The lockers for storage were surprisingly large. And I loved their showering facilities. The coffee shop on the main floor was also lovely, and the coffee was very, very good. Even if you're not staying there, you should stop by that coffee place.

I can't think of anything... maybe just add some books or a TV to the lounge on the top floor.... but that might take away from the stunning view of the city of Nagoya you can see. I'll put a pic on the review for you guys.

New building that is well-managed and clean. Large lockers available for storage with a mesh bag to carry your things in. Nice showers that have a private changing space with shelves to leave your things on. Beds are comfier than other capsule hotels I’ve stayed in and I had no problems falling asleep due to noise.

The elevators were pretty slow since they were divided into one that stops at the men’s only floors and one that stops at the women’s only floors. The bathroom didn’t have a separate area for hair and makeup so there were often no sinks available during the morning rush.

The location is good. Changing area is clean.

Everyday we need to check out at 10 am no matter how many nights you stay. And we need to take everything from the bed. That’s a bit weird. Shortly before 10 am they even make announcement to remind you it’s time to check out. Felt like I was in some sort of awkward concentrate camp.

Good location only a few minutes' walk from the main train station and in a busy area. The place is very clean considering how much traffic they get, and it's definitely a "business hostel" - they have everything written out and the check-in/out is quick and sterile. It's a great-looking capsule hotel - very futuristic - with a small lounge area on the 10th floor that has a wild view of the city. Lockers are big enough, and there are enough showers to handle the demand.

I haven't stayed in many capsule hotels, but I kind of thought that flashy ones in major cities would have something more than just a flimsy pull-down curtain at the entrance to the capsule. Even with earplugs (and I'm not a particularly light sleeper), you can hear EVERYTHING from the capsules around you.

The place was really well run and being my first time in a pod I didn't know what to expect. I'm a 60 year old man and I could afford to stay in a hotel but travelling solo I always wanted to try a pod and it was great value for the price you pay. The pod was really comfortable and the facilities were great. I don't know if I'd do it again but you never know and I recommend this one especially if you are in Nagoya.

Only downside is that it can be noisy if people are moving around a lot and I did have a snorer that was quite loud but I still managed to get a good night's sleep.

Good location. Train station/convenience store are 5 minutes away on foot. Plenty of restaurants close by and the coffee shop on the first floor is really nice. Showers are more updated than the 9 hours in Ningyocho, but there are less sinks (which often got crowded). Showers and lockers are on the same floor which is more convenient. Can't beat the price or convenience. Staff were nice as well.

Some people talked or hummed while in the capsule room when they aren't supposed to (others were quick to let them know the rules which was nice). The windows aren't well insulated and there are some restaurants and a street so sounds of people talking and cars are very audible. But for the price and convenience, its not too bad.

My first time at a capsule hotel, as I wanted to go through this experience in Japan at least once. Elevators are split into those for women and men, so the elevator for the specific gender will never stop at a floor that has facilities for the other people, like the shower or the pods. Very clean and pleasant, and all the hotel guests were always very respectful of keeping it quiet in the pods. You have to leave the pod every morning by 10 am for the cleanup, but that's not an issue, since I was there to visit anyway, not to stay in the room. There is a light intensity inside the pod that can be controlled, as well as sockets and USB ports to charge your electronics. The storage space in the lockers is quite big, although if you have a large luggage with you, if you use a luggage extender that makes it wider, it might not fit. However, they are always happy to store it at the reception, like I had to. Showers are plentiful. Depending on the time, you might have to wait for them to free up, but it usually goes pretty quickly. Super close to the main Nagoya Station so if you're arriving there, you can just walk for 7 minutes to the hotel.

The pillows are a bit hard, so I wish we would also get the option of using some that are softer.

It was nice and cosy and private in my little capsule, it reminded me of camping in my van in NZ. It was quiet and you wouldn’t know there was a room full of people. It wasn’t silent of course but I slept well. Nice to have chill out space at the top and bottom of the building.

The locker rooms did get a bit crowded at times so maybe a it more space for packing/ unpacking bags and lockers. I ended up just taking mine up to the lounge in the morning and had showers at night as it was crazy busy in the morning in the bathroom. 😊Also maybe a drink machine or something at the top.

Well located about 10 minutes away from nagoya station, next to lots of shops and restaurants. Staff was very helpful and quick for check in. Luggage lockers are on a separate floor from sleeping quarters to minimize packing noise. Lots of hot water in the shower. It's a good capsule hotel for a great price.

It's quite a narrow building and all the lockers are on the same floor. The locker room has been optimized for density so you'll likely bump elbows getting to, at, and from your locker which gets annoying. Toilets are also kind of cramped.