Alladin Capsule Hotel (Opened 2026)

Quick check-in, and they helped with registration as needed. Overall, it's quite clean, and housekeeping does a good job. Sleeping in such a capsule is really unique, like a childhood dream – sleeping in a little house like that. The only downside is that it gets stuffy overnight, and you need to air out the capsule; the ventilation clearly isn't enough. But overall, it was pretty comfortable. Good luck!

The service was excellent, and the staff spoke good English. Although there weren't many bathrooms, I never had to wait, even though the hotel seemed quite full. It's about a 10-minute walk to the nearest subway station. The breakfast, with sausages, bread, and eggs, was filling. Hot water and purified water were also available.

Although it was a capsule hotel, the individual capsules had high ceilings, making it very spacious and comfortable. I was on a tour, and this was one of the designated hotels, so I was able to make it to the 5 AM meeting time. There's a supermarket right next door, which was very convenient to use.

This is a capsule hotel, so unlike a regular dormitory, you get a private room. Unlike capsule hotels in Japan, the rooms also have good height, allowing for privacy. There's no need for a locker to store your luggage, so I think it's suitable for travelers who are on a budget but still want privacy. Men and women are on different floors, so I think female guests can feel relatively safe. It also has good access to the subway and major bus routes, and there's a supermarket nearby, making self-catering easy. The air conditioning is centrally controlled, so you can't adjust it in your room. The toilets and showers weren't sparkling clean, but I found them acceptably clean.

Overall, I really enjoyed my stay, although there are a few minor things that could be improved (like adding hooks in the showers, etc.). There's also some minor renovation work still ongoing, but I'm confident they'll get everything sorted out. I can recommend this place.

Convenient location, close to the main streets, quiet and peaceful. It's not spotless everywhere, but that's not the staff's fault – many guests don't clean up after themselves. Breakfast is available. Overall, everything is good.

The common areas are very spacious and comfortable. You have to take off your shoes inside the facility and wear the provided sandals. The room is quite small, and I don't think you can open a large suitcase in it. There's also no window, so if you're not good with small spaces, be aware of that. I saw some reviews that said the shower and toilet were co-ed, but they were actually separate for men and women.

Opened in 2026, the common areas and private rooms are indeed clean. The private rooms are quite small, but sufficient for a solo traveler. The location is also very good. The laundry facilities can be competitive among guests, but it's great that they are free to use. As for the downsides, there are far too few shower rooms and toilets for the number of guests. Someone was always using them, and waiting became quite stressful. Furthermore, during my stay, one of the two toilets broke. It felt like a waste, especially since the front desk service was so good.