Reviews of I Street Capsule Hostel

Altough bathrooms are shared, they are very clean. Each floor has 3 bathrooms with heated seat pads, bidets and a nice shower. There is also a communal hairdryer and an ironing table. Rooms where the pods are in are clean and they also have luggage storage which lock automatically. There is a kitchen with refridgerators and ovens in case you want to cook food. The kitchen also has a water dispenser.

The hostel is newly built so sleeping pods themselves still dont have locks yet which means anyone can just open your sleeping pod if they wanted to. While there is a web-based site to access your room codes and booking, the luggage storage simply doesnt work over the web basically forcing you to download an app. Luggage storage may not fit a large luggage.

The location of the place was the best thing.

I felt there was not enough air flowing inside the capsule when sleeping.

Hotel ambience and cooperation.

I really like the staff they’re really kind. Highly recommended

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The Japanese style toilet is so nice. The breakfast was also pretty good with eggs and pancakes. Plenty towels are available.

My locker is way too high to reach so I was not able to use it at all. Also I booked a female dormitory and there was a guy staying there(he doesn’t seems like trans. Just a normally guy). I guess the fully automatic check in process has its drawbacks.

If you are a solo traveler i would 100% recommend this hostel!! Super friendly staff! Everything was clean and nice! You have a free homemade breakfast clean towels every day. As a girl a felt really safe there!

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Overall very clean and comfortable. Beds are comfortable, common areas are good too.

Bedrooms are very noisy due to outside noise with occasional street racing and screaming in the night. Not enough bathrooms/showers for the number of people staying. Also, I don't want to use you stupid app to check in, talk with staff, unlock doors and everything else.

Great, clean, comfy location! First floor provides a place to hang out with other folks, either in the dining area / kitchen or in the couches with the roku tv and foosball. Fresh towels are provided for showering. There's free breakfast too though I didn't get to try it due to schedule. The capsule concept is like the Japanese capsule hotels, but these are at least tall enough to sit upright, and there are plenty of outlets and space to hold stuff. Way better than bunk beds. The bathrooms are great too - legit bidets which are quite luxurious, considering the price this hostel charges.

Fairly minor, containers in shower are unlabeled so I could not tell what's shampoo or conditioner or body wash.

Facilities are quite fine

The bed was uncomfortable. The blanket was itchy.