Capsule Hotel Daitoyo

This year’s Inter-High was held in Osaka, and it was my first trip to Osaka to cheer on my child. Since transportation costs were high, I wanted to keep Accommodation expenses low, so I stayed at a capsule Hotel for the first time in my life—and it was very comfortable. It was a little inconvenient that I couldn’t take my suitcase up to the accommodation floor, but I was able to relax so much that it more than made up for it. There were several types of Onsen as well, and they relieved the fatigue from walking around all day. I think this is an excellent Hotel for solo female travelers. Breakfast was simple but sufficient with bread, eggs, and coffee. I don’t know if I’ll have another chance to visit Osaka in the future, but this stay gave me a great experience—capsule Hotels are amazing—and it will be valuable for my future travels.

This was the first time I’ve ever seen hair oil provided as an amenity! There were about five types, and I had the happy problem of not being able to decide which one to use. They were available both in the large public bath and in the capsule powder area, so even if you want to use it for morning styling, you don’t have to go all the way down to the basement bath.Also, in the shared space on the capsule side, there was a free paper-cup coffee vending machine and a water dispenser available at any time during your stay, which was really helpful when I got a little thirsty. The coffee options were very satisfying—not only hot and iced, but also multiple flavors such as matcha latte.The breakfast toast was delicious as well, and you could choose either a boiled egg or a raw egg (with a microwave cooking container provided). There were also several seasonings available, so I ended up more satisfied than what I’d expected from Reviews I read beforehand.This time I didn’t have enough time and had to skip the stone sauna, but next time I’d love to return—not just to stay overnight, but to make time to enjoy the large public bath even more.