Airone Capsule Hotel

If you just want to sleep, it's cheap and the location is good, so it's recommended for saving money. However, don't imagine it as a capsule hotel in Japan. Even though it's a capsule, it's just a bunk bed with plywood attached, so it makes a loud noise when opening and closing the board and when you get on the bed. In the women's section, all the beds and lockers are opened and closed with a card key, so if you get up to go to the bathroom in the middle of the night and close the bed door with the card key still in the bed, you will be locked out. I don't recommend it for people who tend to be forgetful. The noren curtains in the women's section are too smelly. I don't think they've been washed even once. There is a human smell, but the whole hostel smells. The trash bins don't seem to be collected every day. There are no staff at the hostel, so I'm a little worried about security. Even though it's Tasmania, there are suspicious people in Hobart who are a little crazy and can be found everywhere... I'm also worried that anyone can enter the women's bathroom. Check-in and check-out are quick and easy. It's also nice that you can use the washing machine and dryer freely for free. Be aware that even though it's a hostel, there is no microwave or kitchen, and open flames are strictly prohibited.