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"Facilities: Modern and minimalist design, fulfilling basic needs with thoughtful little touches. Cleanliness: Generally satisfactory. The sleep pods, lockers, and bathrooms were all quite clean. Environment: A 7-8 minute walk from Hakata Station, easy to find. Service: Fully self-service, though staff were visible cleaning. Additional: Whether you get a good night's sleep really depends on luck. On an unremarkable Monday night, my floor's sleep pods were almost fully occupied 😭 and unfortunately, I was assigned a pod near the entrance. The constant coming and going, elevator noise, and footsteps were very noisy all night. For light sleepers, proceed with extreme caution! Grab a few extra earplugs from near the elevator. Waking up in the middle of the night and not being able to find them would be truly maddening."

"Overall I highly recommend staying here and would absolutely stay again if I return to Fukuoka. The hotel is located a short walk to many nice restaurants/coffee shops and good neighborhoods to explore, and is also around the corner from a subway station (15 min direct to airport, and even shorter to reach Hakata main train station). The lobby/bar area has a nice cozy vibe, and the staff at check-in were friendly and efficient in explaining the facilities. The smart pods are high-end, using an attached iPod to control bed adjustment, light dimming, and cooling fans. The bed was comfortable and larger than expected, and the storage underneath the bed was enough to hold 2 carry-on sized suitcases (a full-size suitcase may not fit due to height). I stayed in the female-only section, and the sleeping area and the bathroom/shower areas were kept very clean. The 2nd floor lounge is a nice space to hang out or do some work, with comfortable seating and free coffee/tea."

"I booked early, and the premium capsule was only 150. I originally wanted to change it to another one, but I decided not to. The price/performance ratio is very good. The independent booths provide a sense of security and are quieter at night. Next to the downstairs is the Yilan Main Store. Go down at 12pm You still have to wait in line, but if it’s more than 100, I think it’s still very satisfying."

"Very convenient, the Nakagawa Duasasu Station on the Airport Line subway station is on the B1 floor, so you don't have to leave the station even on rainy days. It's in the basement of a shopping mall selling household goods, so you can walk around and eat desserts to kill time. It rained for two days in Fukuoka, so I was just killing time nearby. Next to it is the shopping street, Don Quixote, and Kura Sushi; upstairs is the Fukuoka Art Museum and Anpanman Art Museum. Overall, the location is excellent. It's a self-service capsule hotel, the capsule space is quite large and comfortable, the only problem is that some people snore and talk when they sleep, and the quiet environment affects sleep. (The hotel has prepared earplugs, the effect is average, it varies from person to person) Other public spaces, toilets, and bathrooms are very clean and tidy. For me who has a hygiene obsession with accommodation, it is acceptable and I can stay at ease. You can choose to travel alone. In addition, you can borrow an umbrella from the service staff at the front desk on rainy days and return it when you return."

"The location is near hakata Station. The cabin size is good. The public bath area with a small hot pool and sauna. Just need about 7mins walk, you can reach the 2 supermarkets operates 24hrs."

"9h Ninehours Nakasu is placed at a good spot where it is not too far off the city centre. For the price that you’re paying, you get luggage storage and many more. There is washing machine for you to do your laundry so better plan ahead of time. All in all, it was a great stay for me in Fukuoka. Would recommend to others"