The Millennials Fukuoka

The capsule hotel is tastefully decorated and there’s a happy hour from 5.30-6.30pm daily where u can choose between beer and lemon sour drink. The location is great too. However, as the sleeping area is quite dark, it’s possible to see all the dust floating around under the lights and on the first day, there was no air conditioning so it was super hot. On the second day, the aircon was switched on and on the third day, the aircon was switched off or reduced in the morning which made the place warm and stuffy again. I’m from a tropical place but the heat was really making me unwell since it’s indoors. One can switch on the fan in the cubicle but it’s also really dusty. The bed is comfortable but the sheets are too small and keeps coming off. The bed can be in a sofa position but it can become flat. When it becomes flat, the bed takes up all the space in the cubicle so one cannot store anything high upright (even a backpack must lie down) under the bed storage area. There’s 3 showers and 4 toilets which thankfully were not fully occupied at any one time. Towels need to be requested if staying more than one night. Toothbrush, cotton bud, cotton pad, a pack of tissue, sleeping ear plugs, towels are provided, the shower gel, shampoo and conditioner are in the bathroom. They provide paper towels and paper cups at the sink area. Overall it’s a really dusty place with weird temperature control which really affects one sleep so I wouldn’t be staying there again.

The location of the hotel is surrounded with shops and restaurants, need a short walk to Tenjin Station. There a don quijote that makes it excellent to do late night shopping. The pod is comfortable. There's some space to store your luggage. The shower and toilet facilities are good. Only to take note is the entrance to the hotel is not quite obvious, so need to keep a lookup.

It takes about 5 minutes on foot from Nakasu Station, where Don Quijote Nakasu branch (Mega Don Quijote) is located. When I read the reviews, I was worried because I read about 1)cockroaches and 2)men approaching a woman if she go out late at night. 1) The room condition is just like the hotel's picture, or rather, it's even cleaner than that. For hygiene reasons, I don't think it's a place for cockroaches to live. 2) Nakasu Station, which is different from Hakata Station, is quite a busy area and many shops are open until about 11 pm or 1 am. If you walk around late at night, you may see some drunk people, but it's not that scary, so I think there's less of a problem. You may choose a location based on your lifestyle habits and convenience. I was worried about noise because it was located in the middle of a downtown area, but there was no need to worry about noise. It's a pity that check-out was early. So I booked for 2 nights, and I think I did well. P.S. I recommend that you eat breakfast. Although the quantity is not large, it is neat and well-organized. Great to start your day.

Really good and comfortable… all amenities are available that human need in one little capsules

Super close to subway, kombini, grocery. Centrally located. Subway line to PayPay Dome. Helpful staff.

great experience mostly apart from the pod is far too hot.

It’s my first time staying at a capsule hotel. It’s near JR line, Donki Quite, Hakata Station, Convenient store so great location! The restroom and shower room is clean and spacious. The bed is wide and it’s quiet during night time. I love the features we can adjust the bed into sofa and the alarm one. The lounge is nice as well. Great place to stay!

Close to subway n easy to find. Very clean room n shower area.

It's a real good place to stay if you want a high CP value trip. The room is good, only a bed inside, but it's enough. It would be better to organize things if there were more shelves on the wall. and the control device should be on the wall