The onsen caught my attention. So yes, if you wish to have a low-cost stay with free onsen use, this is one of it. Full shower facilities provided, including towels (1 bath, 1 face). The towels are changed daily. Cabin bed was spacious enough with a side locker to hang clothes and store light stuff. Luggage is stored around the corner without lockers. Borrow a padlock for free at the reception. Conveniently located behind the busy street and 5mins walk away from the nearest monorail station. Those on a budget with early flights out would find it helpful to catch the public transport instead of taxi to the airport.

While the onsen needed your room pass to access, it was unmanned. Having both male and female onsens side by side didn't feel safe. There was a male standing outside, loitering suspiciously or curiously right before I entered. I waited till he was a distance before taping in. The least I could do to protect the females. Security can certainly be improved.

The location of the accommodation is really close to Kencho Mae Monorail station. It is also situated within Kokusai-Dori street, many food places as well as Sapporo drug store to get your necessities. The deluxe cabins were kept very clean and it was sufficient space for a solo traveller. I went to soak the public bath for nearly every single night I was there too.

The lightings in the room can be little too dark and can be straining on my eyes when I had to use my laptop for work. The ventilation takes awhile to work, so it can be a little stuffy (not majorly uncomfortable) during the sleep. There was some smell the moment you step into the male changing room of the public bath, but it dissipates after awhile.

Seriously the location is gd .. near monorail.. near mall .. in the shopping street, near morning market. Direct bus 120 to American village right at kokusai street and direct airport shutter bus to charuimi aquarium at the mall. I discover all these myself while trying to travel around. The staffs dun seem to be well knowledge of it surrounding n transportation systems.. Overall if u dun wanna pay alot in a resort. U can consider here.

If the staffs can be more knowledgeable on the transportation network .. I can save a lot of time to ask ard during my trip. N the mattress can be thicker ? Backache after a few nights zzz .. lol

Love the location and the amenities

I booked one of the cabins on the all female dorm, it was nice to have my own space since it had its own door. The problem was to close it, it’s attached with magnet to the wall to secure it but when guests was opening & closing, it makes a lot of noise from the force. And there was a lot of opening and closing the door throughout the night so it was a bit hard to sleep when you keep getting waken up by that. But other than that everything else was good.

The equipments of the hotel are very good and feel a bit luxurious. The onsen was amazing : it's modern, spacious, very clean, with a good sauna and also a cold bath in addition to the hot bath, there were even lockers. The bathrooms are really good, clean and modern. The common space downstairs was excellent too, lots of tables with fast internet, very convenient to work a bit or eat there. The location is also very convenient, close to transportation and the main shopping street. The staff is helpful too.

The room itself is quite small, it's okay as it's a traditional japanese room, but you could give more futon beds to guests so it feels less hard on our backs. At our floor, there were only toilets for women, so my partner had to go further away every time he needed to go there or fill his bottle with water. In overall good value for price, recommended!

It is a very Clean capsule hotel in an excellent location Near Kokusai Doori- shopping street and the monorail Station. The Hotel is very clean an quiet. The spa facilities are outstanding, and the Deluxe-capsules with a small amount of floor space and a small table are good value for money.

The mattress in capsule is a bit thin, A thicker and firmer one would be nice. Another nice addition would be a massage chair or two at the lounge floor.

- Location and near the station - Nearby restaurants and shops - Bed was very comfortable and spacious - Love the mini desk and little storage unit to store my belongings *stayed in the premium capsule room* - Very friendly staff even though they couldn't really speak proper english but the english pamphlet was able to get me by no problem - Public bath was very nice and comfortable

- I needed to leave my room the next morning if I opted to have my room clean and have all my belongings at the front desk but this is usually a tradition with Japanese capsule hotels but my room was really clean so I have to pick my battles. - Nothing else. Everything was amazing!

Definitely the sauna and onsen, everything you need is right there. Go take a dip to relax a bit! The deluxe cabin room I stayed in was very clean and came with lockable drawer, shelves and hangers. Also love how the shower room was well-ventilated and clean. The room is very quiet despite the thin wall, could surely get a good night's sleep after a long day out there!

The cabin room is slightly stuffy without window, i guess the AC only comes from the corridor outside? The room was not lockable too. The no-eating and -talking rules at room are totally understandable but slightly hard to comply with, especially when you bring back snacks and drinks from convenience stores nearby. Plan your route well so you don't have to enter and exit your room frequently.

A wide variety of facilities were offered, such as the public shower and sauna area, which were kept clean throughout my stay. The hotel is also located in a convenient location (near the Prefectural Office station), where you can take the Airport Express Shuttle to Yomitan and Motobu, albeit ¥2000 to take you one-way.

The capsule cabins could have had better air ventilation as they're controlled via the pull-down curtain to let the air-conditioning inside, and the bed was quite hard.

A few of this type of accommodations I’ve stayed required for me to make my own bed (as in putting the bed sheets on and putting the covers of the duvet and a pillow) which can be a bit challenging but Y’s cabin had then all set! Appreciated the complimentary bath towel, face towel, and sleepwear rentals! Also free access to the bathhouse was a big plus for me. You have to take your shoes off right at the entrance but because of this, you don’t have to worry about putting on your shoes every time you want to go and use facilities located on different floors. tbh at first it had a negative impact on my arrival experience but when nature calls during your sleep and you don’t have to bother putting your shoes on in the middle of the night (unlike other shared room properties) it was a big plus ngl lol The female receptionist was very friendly and when she learned that I reside in Japan, she informed me of a special campaign that I could qualify for via an app. This got me a free bottle of water and a free late check out. I don’t know how long they are going to be offering these special campaigns but def worth checking them out. I was so grateful for the late checkout!! Thank you, Y’s Cabin & Hotel! Definitely coming back :)