Kanazawa Capsule Hotel Musashimachi Reviews

Damp. Smell. The sound of the hood and other sounds prevents you from sleeping. The staff does not make sure, for example, that there is hot water in the kettle, etc. There are no sockets in the capsule itself, you have to charge your phone where you find a socket. In general, there are zero amenities.

It’s my first time to experience a capsule hotel. The public facilities are complete, the shower and toilet are very clean. Of course, I can’t guarantee the towels, but there is a special machine to wash towels in the lobby on the first floor. In addition, the shortcomings of capsule hotels are obvious. Japanese people sleep late and cannot sleep at all when they come in and out. In addition, there is a problem with the ceiling design. I thought it was okay when I was climbing the stairs but I bumped into it...

The room was very nice and clean, and the front desk service was very nice.

The interior was very beautiful The shower room is also beautiful!

I wanted a toothbrush

Front desk were courteous and patient with capsule newcomers! Appreciate the ability to store our bags before check in!

The staff member Interacted mosted with, Ryoya. Was extremely helpful

Very clean bathroom and capsules. Side note they do cleaning from 10am-2pm. So you can't check in until 2. Mattress was thin but can pad it up with blankets. Overall very clean and surprising quiet.

It is completely geared towards inbound tourists, and unlike traditional capsule hotels in Japan, it does not have a large public bath or food and drink facilities, only a shower room. The only amenities provided are towels and toothbrushes. The facilities are clean.

Although it is far from Kanazawa Station and has fixed holidays, the price is probably the cheapest in the area. The facility is new and the capsule is quite spacious. There is a simple shower and amenities are available. The front desk was also friendly and I have no complaints. If I had to say something negative, it would be that there is no TV in the capsule and it is hot inside. If you are only going to sleep, I think it is a good deal.

The place had all the basic amenities you need and was clean, so I had a comfortable stay.

The staff are friendly, the beds are comfortable, and the bathroom is big enough. It's far from the station, but there are buses to get there. You can only check in after 2 o'clock, and you must check out before 10 o'clock the next day. In fact, the price including breakfast is very high, which is very suitable for petty bourgeoisie.

The Omicho Market is nearby, so it's convenient for eating and shopping. Kanazawa Castle is also nearby, so we went to see the lights up at night.

Not only was it for women only, it was securely locked from the inside, so I felt safe there.