Conveniently located in a trendy area, this affordable hotel offers a unique Japanese experience. The communal recreation room has WiFi, TVs, and vending machines. The capsule is spacious and well-equipped with adjustable light controls and power sockets. The nearby shops and cafes provide plenty of local charm. The public bath is a great addition to the facilities.

It has large bath room on the B2 floor without paying extra fees. It couldn't be much better than taking a hot water shower after tour in Winter season. The hotel has it's kitchen on the 2nd floor. The food offered is good.

Although they have air-conditioning, the blanket in your capsule is not as warm enough as you may expected at night. And please remember to remove your footwear when you enter the lobby, because the behavior may annoy the staff.

I stayed at the hotel for the novelty factor and because it had facilities for women, unlike most other capsule hotels. However I would have no hesitation in using it again for single nights. I really enjoyed being there. My capsule contained everything I needed and was high enough for me to sit (although not kneel) up.

I would not use the hotel for extended stays because of the potential difficulty in being separated from my luggage. I could have fitted my standard carry-on size case into the locker if it had not been expanded. However I asked for (and was allocated) a lower tier capsule but the corresponding locker was at the higher level and I would have had difficulty lifting my case into it.

The location is perfect, with nearby attractions like Dotonbori and popular venues like BIGCAT and Loft PlusOne West. There are also plenty of food options and dive bars within walking distance.

Felt very secure, nothing to complain about.

The indoor bath at Capsule Hotel Asahi Plaza Shinsaibashi was a great place to relax after a long day of exploring. It was open overnight, so I could unwind at any time. The 24-hour front desk was convenient for checking in late. The capsules were surprisingly spacious and the sheets were cleaned every night. They even provided toiletries and sleepwear, so I didn't have to bring much with me. The location was perfect, with easy access to nearby convenience stores and restaurants. The friendly and helpful staff made my stay even better. I highly recommend this hotel for solo travelers looking for a comfortable and convenient experience.

Entirely ok capsule hotel in a good location. Nothing fancy at all; it is a capsule hotel, and less fancy than the Shinjuku one, to name one. No frills. However, was long enough for my 1.87 frame (length might be 2 meters). Clean. But a capsule, even charging your computer/camera, or storing luggage (that does not fit into the small locker) costs extra (not much though). The worst part is that the bed is harder than usual, so it is somewhat hard to sleep. worse than the tatami mat thing and worse than I remember the Tokyo capsules.

Extra charge for big baggage 蹲式廁所 WiFi works only in B1 space No personal showera room Need to check in/out every day even living more than 2 days No electric socket in room

Convenient location near train station and attractions. English-speaking receptionist provides excellent service. Clean and well-stocked bathhouse and sauna. Cozy capsule with comfortable mattress and blanket. Helpful staff, spacious capsules, and daily sheet changes.

nice location, nice bathroom, nice reading room

uncomfortable bad sheets and duvet cover.

Well organised and equiped, surprisngly unclaustrophobic.

Snoring from other capsules (capsules have blinds, not doors).

The amenities provided at the hotel were amazing. They had everything from toiletries to towels, and even a yukata to sleep in. It was nice not having to worry about bringing these things with me. Additionally, the location of the hotel was perfect. It was right in the heart of the city, close to many shopping areas and dining options. This made exploring the city so much easier and convenient. Lastly, I really enjoyed using the sauna and hot bath facilities. It was a great way to relax and unwind after a long day of exploring.

One downside of the hotel was the noise level in the capsules. It could get quite noisy, especially when there were people in nearby capsules.

I really liked the experience of a capsule hotel. It was everything I ever thought it would be and more. It had a sauna and hot bath. It even had a laundry room, rest room, powder room, and games. Overall it was a great experience.

The only down size was the way the people at the front desk were not rude, but were not as friendly as the rest of the Japanese people I have met on my trip. They seemed to be speeding us up, not as much focus on customer service, more focus on getting people checked-in and out. They were bussy though. They did speak english so it was not hard to communicate.

The possibility to use the free spa is very nice and the hotel is conveniently located close to jr umeda station and inside the american district of osaka.

You have to pay to leave your luggage if it is too big to fit their lockers. For the price you pay they should keep your luggage for free.

Convenient location, close to downtown and subway. Comfortable and well-ventilated capsules, suitable for claustrophobic guests. Friendly staff who made an effort to communicate with foreign guests. Free toiletries, towels, and yukata provided. Enjoyed access to sauna and hot bath facilities.

The stay here was purely for the experience. Although male and female have seperate sleeping and onsen (hot bathing) areas the relaxation and cafe are not. Very surprised at how comfortable and relaxing this was. Recommend everyone try at least one night.