"Perfect stay! Location was great, parking is closeby. The hotel is located in a mall so it’s convenient. There is a family mart downstairs as well."

"This was my first time staying at a capsule hotel, and I was satisfied because it was clean and comfortable. However, I had to endure the noise around me and wear earplugs ^^;;"

"There was a Chinese-speaking uncle at the front desk who gave me very detailed instructions via email on how to get to the hotel from the airport. He also recommended nearby attractions, which I really appreciated! I went on the Tama Densha train and also visited a huge Montbell store. I'll definitely come back to Wakayama!"

"The room was very spacious and had no strange smells. The hotel staff even helped move our stored luggage into the room and provided complimentary snacks and water, which was a very thoughtful touch! The TV showed the occupancy of various public areas, which was super considerate. The hot springs were also very comfortable, with good ambiance and cleanliness. After a dip, they offered popsicles, which was a nice treat. There were two large bookshelves nearby where you could pick out your favorite manga to read, and right outside was the massage chair area – absolutely perfect! In the evening, they offered free late-night noodles that were quite tasty, and there was a self-service drink bar. The breakfast buffet had a wide variety of choices, and I even got to try local specialty sushi, which was a unique experience. There was an electronic scale at the stairwell for weighing luggage, which was very convenient. I'd love to visit again if I get the chance!"

"Pleasantly surprised that the hotel turned out to be nice for the rate we paid. It's clean and comfortable. The hotel is linked to a shopping mall with some restaurants, a big beautiful library etc It's convenient indeed."

"On my second night, I discovered the soundproofing was terrible. There was a bunch of 'monsters' in the room next door – it sounded like people from several rooms had gathered, chatting loudly, opening and closing doors constantly, and laughing and shouting hysterically. This went on for a long time. By past midnight, I couldn't take it anymore and went down to the front desk. I was worried there wouldn't be anyone at the front desk, but there were two gentlemen on duty. They told me a sports team had checked in that day and were probably just overexcited. I told them they either needed to talk to them or I'd have to change rooms. The front desk staff went up and knocked on their door, greeting the group (signaling me to go back to my room first). Not long after, the group finally dispersed. The hotel service was still very good. Running into those ******* was just bad luck for me. Next time I encounter a similar unexpected situation, I definitely shouldn't think, 'I'll just bear it, maybe they'll finish soon.' I should go down immediately and seek help from the front desk. I'm curious, which country do those selfish, loud people who disturb others in the middle of the night come from? The hotel breakfast is complimentary and included by default with the room booking. Although simple, it's completely filling. The restaurant is also open during the day for relaxation and offers free drinks."

"The breakfast was delicious, I'll definitely come again."

"Good service!"

"A large facility with all the amenities. However, some fittings appear aged. Fortunately, the working staff we encountered were extremely friendly and helpful."