Reviews of CAPSULES & Dormitory BH

The location is very interesting. I met some nice people and had interesting conversations.

Some cigarette smoke came into my capsule.

There was no breakfast. There was free instant coffee and sugar.

There was never hot water in the showers. I had 3 or 4 showers and the water was too cold to put on my back. The kitchen floor flooded but it was flooded for only one day during Shabat and was not mopped up. Still the shower doesn't drain properly. Customers listen to their phones loudly and talk quite loudly in the evening until midnight when it finally settles down a bit.

Location, atmosphere, privacy, great showers.

Nothing bad to say!

Centrally located, close to a 24 hour makolet, great monthly rates if you stay after your booking. Laid back, informal very international vibes.

Nothing but good things to say. If you do arrive late there’s no staff just take an empty bed put the cash you owe into a safe. The cleaning lady will come the next day and properly check you in.

Unbeatable location, unbeatable value, unbeatable vibes.

No complaints whatsoever!

It's cheap and located in a good place with access to king george, old city, western wall, church of holy sepulchre.

It used to be an amazing place with amazing facilities don't know what changed them. The capsules are broken and damaged, you can't lock the doors, inside televisions, charging, headphones are not working. They moved the common kitchen area to the bathroom it's smelly and not clean. Even the toilets are not good, and the lockers are damaged and cannot lock. Hope they will bounce back soon....

The location is perfect and staff is very accommodating

We don't have a locker and it's noisy and we didn't sleep well maybe its nice to put a sound proff. Thank you

Capsule hotel in Jerusalem. Somewhere between a beit midrash and a Berlin squat—God’s own IKEA showroom with incense and rooftop sunsets. Each pod felt like crawling into a psalm: tight, intimate, humming with ancient tension and modern design. You fall asleep with the hum of prayer from down the block and wake up to the hiss of oat milk foam and some French backpacker playing oud. Staff were half-philosophers, half-bartenders, and entirely too kind. Everything smelled like cedar, citrus, and risk. It was clean, sacred, and a little unhinged. Like Jerusalem herself. I’d go back just to dream in that pod again.

No complaints—perfect for solo travelers, journos, activists, and digital nomads chasing clarity. Clean, quiet, weird in the right way. Rooftop is divine, Wi-Fi’s fast, coffee’s holy. Jerusalem’s soul in capsule form.

This place is a slump! It's a a disgrace that you let such a horrible place use your platform!

The place is disgusting I would rather sleep on the street then stay there

Terrible experience. The hostel is dirty, the capsules are in a terrible state and can’t be locked. There’s no staff. No staff. Also they charged me for two nights while I only spent one night there because I looked immediately for another hostel. Since then, I’m trying to get back my money for the extra night they charged but booking.com is not helping even if I sent the bank statement and all proofs

Everything. The worst hostel I have even seen and I have traveled to 60+ countries so I’m kind of used to sleep in hostels … Please don’t go

I loved the people there. So kind and open for amazing conversation. I have many more friends in a place I have been we been. I paid for the capsule and I loved it! I wanted to feel like I was in space. Mission Accomplished

Nothing. Everything was broken or falling apart, dirty, stinking, and no ventilation.

Everything. Everything was broken or falling apart, dirty, stinking, and no ventilation. The rooms were suffocating, unclean and we itched all night. Communal bathrooms were stinky and disgusting. The staff was kind of rude but it was the least of out problems at that point.

Nothing

Awful value for money, the capsules are made from plastic and the staff are awful. Made my partners blowdrier explode... all in all whouldnt pay more the 20 shekel for the ordeal...