Heartscapsule Hotel&Spa Reviews

Nice and good location

The location is great, but the accommodation is smelly and noisy. On the last day, Zhongbei stole the left pair of slippers! ! It is convenient to wear slippers and street shoes when entering and exiting the house and toilet.

It was close to the station, clean, and it was great to be able to take a bath in the hot springs.

The room was nice, but unfortunately there was no TV.

Sleep well. There is a ryokan-style bath available for free use. You can leave your luggage before and after check-in.

Nice place and convenient to travel!! Let’s look and reserve to get nice experience!!

Thank you very much. It was really good. I look forward to working with you again.

It is very close to Hakata Station, so it is only recommended for those who have an early schedule the next morning. There is a night terminal, so it is a bit crowded and not a comfortable atmosphere. It's difficult to climb up the bunk bed, and there are many places to use the card key, so it's cumbersome, but it can be said to be safe! I saw a woman staying for 3 days, and it was a bit reckless. There are a lot of people coming and going, so it is a bit dangerous in the evening and there is a risk of losing your belongings, so I recommend staying for about a day. Please do not bring inconvenience to yourself by climbing mountains or traveling by plane! The advantage of this place is that you can choose whether it is a fun club or a place with a simple bathhouse, and you can choose between 3 and 6 hours, so you can do personal work such as on your laptop for a short period of time as shown in the photo.

It was great that there was a spa! The entrance was spacious. It was clean and overall it was good. However, there were only two hairdryers, so if you go at a busy time you have to wait. The lockers are in a completely different place, which is a bit inconvenient. However, the layout is good, so it's convenient once you get used to it.

The location, cleanliness, and friendliness are all good, but... what can I say? It's so uncomfortable to get on the bed And there is no air conditioner inside the capsule, so it is hot. Also, there is no place to store large luggage, so you have to leave your suitcase at the front desk on the first floor. I only slept for one day, but it felt like a place I wouldn't be able to stay for long. It looks like a place to be built for people who want to take the bus in the first place. Cherry blossoms are currently blooming beautifully in Fukuoka.

It is a capsule hotel with a regular large public bath. Capsule hotels have rooms on top and bottom, so elderly or heavy people should request a lower bunk when making a reservation. I weigh 80kg, and it was difficult for me to get up to the room on the second floor. It is located 5-6 minutes walk from the Hakata exit of Hakata Station. There is a 7-Eleven across the street from the hotel.

I thought it was right next to Hakata Station, but you have to walk a bit and the facilities are complicated and you have to use your key to get there. Your feet smell.

This was my first time using a capsule hotel. I was prepared for it to be a little cramped, but the only partition between the private rooms was a blind curtain, so there was no hope of soundproofing. The lockers next to the sleeping area were small, so I had to leave my bag, which wasn't very big (just a size smaller than a suitcase), at the reception, which was far away. The directions to the private rooms were insufficient, so I got lost. I didn't use the bath, so I don't know. However, the location near Hakata Station was great. If you're happy with just a place to lie down, I think this is a good facility.

Next to the station, there is a large bathhouse with high CP value. Disadvantages: poor sound insulation