Capsule Hotel B&s Eco-Cube Shinsaibashi

Centrally located Clean facilities Capsules are reasonable sized

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For the price, you don't really have much to complain about staying here. The staff are friendly, the facilities are all very clean (if not basic), free towel and some other amenities provided every day etc., and the location is exactly where you'd want to be. There is a Family Mart about one minute walk away, and you're about 15 mins walk away from Nankai Namba station if arriving from/leaving for the airport. Contrary to other reviews I didn't find the temperature in the capsule to be too hot/cold at all. It's fine, and you can adjust it anyway.

Bring some earplugs. As in many hostels/shared rooms, the problems are not caused by the hotel, but by disrespectful guests who come back to their capsule in the middle of the night talking very loudly. I was woken up by the sounds of some drunk English boys loudly talking, giggling and playing a prank on their friend... Very childish and annoying. If you stay here, be QUIET during the night and be RESPECTFUL of other guests. The capsule is not luxury but for the price, it's fine, very clean, you can sleep in it OK. Just don't expect more than you pay for.

Had a 3 day weekend off and wanted a cheap place to sleep and shower after a long day of sight seeing. Perfect for what I needed.

I didn’t like having to check out every morning at 10am and check in again at 3pm. Although, I understand that they close for a few hours to clean everywhere, it would’ve been nice to not have to pack up everything and put it in a locker to keep safe every day.

Location is great, just a five-ten min walk from the Dotonbori area. However it is tucked away so make sure you have a maps app to help you find it! Decent value for the price I paid (under £20), as it provided a safe and clean accommodation with basic necessities such as soap, towel, showers. Only three toilets on the women's floor and I believe four sinks, so bathroom could get crowded in rush times. However they were funky toilets with heating and noise-generating facilities. Most people stay out for the Osaka nightlife so if you're an early bird like me you can go to bed around 10-11pm in reasonable quiet as there might be only one or two other guests present.

Bit run down, could do with fresh paint etc. The check in process was lengthy when I just wanted to go to my capsule and relax.

- Perfect location (America Mura, Dotonbori) - Clean - Provided towel, toothbrush, conditioner in shower

-You need to vacate the hostel between 10 am and 5 pm, so if you want to sleep longer it may be not the best spot -Lots of rules, felt like in dormitory - It may be a little noisy if somebody is even walking in common area (no doors, only curtain)