Acro Capsule Hotel Namba Dotonbori

I had a really comfortable stay. The facilities were excellent, and the staff cleaned my room very promptly. During check-in, I noticed complimentary toothbrushes, hair ties, and earplugs were available. The capsule felt very secure, and the location was fantastic.

I can't say enough good things about this hostel; it's truly a rare find. It's meticulously maintained, clean, offers great value for money, and is in an excellent location for shopping. All around fantastic!

Visited Japan with friends in July. Since it's a bit inconvenient for three people to stay in a guesthouse, we decided to try a capsule hotel, and it turned out to be really great! It was clean, well-equipped, and the service was attentive, offering excellent value for money. If you're traveling with a group or don't want to spend too much on accommodation, capsule hotels are definitely a good choice.

Facilities: Very complete. Each floor has a single shower room, a storage room, and a common lounge. Cleanliness: Pretty normal, quite clean. Environment: Normal. Service: There's a girl at the front desk who speaks Chinese, Japanese, Korean, and English. Most of the cleaning staff are Indian, which is nice; they even greet you in the morning. Location: Next to Dotonbori, just across one street, a three-minute walk away. You can easily stroll along the river at night. ""Special warning: Avoid the ramen shop downstairs, the one to the left when you exit. The flavor is unremarkable, the portion of noodles is small, and it's 50 for a dish, which is a total rip-off. I don't know why so many people queue for it; I just followed the crowd."" I highly recommend turning right when you exit, then turning right again on the main street after a few steps – you'll see a 'Niku Gekijou' (Meat Theater). The price is reasonable, the taste is good, and the meat portion is considered large for Japan. The picture shows 300g of meat, and after you finish, the staff will even give you a coupon for extra meat on your next visit.