Chengdu Tianfu Airport Squint for a while space capsule hotel

Pros: So much fun, hahahaha! It's very cyberpunk; I felt like a cyber-caveman, and I absolutely loved the enclosed environment. The lighting inside is incredibly rich, with five colors to choose from. I played for half the night and couldn't bear to sleep! The bedding was also very clean. Cons: As expected, the soundproofing isn't great. You can hear people walking or talking outside. However, everyone's overall etiquette was excellent, and no one spoke loudly in the sleeping area. That said, in the morning, when the front desk called to wake up the person next door, I could hear it. On the bright side, this does make it feel safer; if anything unexpected happens, everyone would know immediately.

A great choice for early morning flights, it's right inside the airport making boarding incredibly convenient. My child absolutely loved it, a truly unique experience. The staff even offers a wake-up call service, so there's no need to worry about missing your flight.

The room was very clean. It's quite convenient for a short stay of a few hours, as you don't have to leave the airport to get some good rest. The only downside is that there aren't many discounts, so it's a bit pricey.

The overall facilities for a capsule pod are decent, with cool cyber-style lighting. However, you can't wash up, and the value for money is just average.

It was pretty good, not too noisy, and quite clean. Plus, there's a convenience store and a restroom right next door, which is very handy.

Clean and hygienic, with attentive service. The wake-up call was on time, and it was quiet, so I slept very well. Great value for money, and the location is excellent for getting to and from the station and for check-in. There's an elevator right outside, and the check-in counter is on the upper floor.

Very convenient for an overnight stay. It's a bit pricey, but overall decent, especially good for a temporary rest during a layover. The cleanliness was satisfactory. It gets quite busy during peak hours, and there's a queue for check-in.