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Fresh towels are provided daily, and beach towels are also available for rent. The cleanliness and the ample number of water facilities were excellent. I would love to stay here again if I have the chance.

Although it is a capsule Hotel, it features a large public bath with a cypress tub, a lounge, and welcome drinks available at the first-floor café. The mattresses are thick and fluffy, ensuring comfortable sleep. The lockers are spacious enough to fit suitcases. While there are many foreign guests, everyone was quiet and well-mannered.

Very satisfied because I can use Honoka-no-Yu. The freely available kitchen is also a huge help. The Room and Facility are excellent. If I had to mention one thing, since it’s a cabin-type Room, some people may be concerned that it cannot be locked.

The guests were well-mannered, allowing for a comfortable and worry-free stay. I am also very grateful for the excellent support provided by the staff.

It was absolutely wonderful! I kept thinking it would be even more enjoyable if I could speak English, but I still had a great time on my own, sipping cocoa and relaxing!

Due to the typhoon, we had to change our plans at short notice and made a same-day Reservation. It was in a great location—within walking distance of the station, just a few minutes on foot to Kokusai-dori, and right next to a bathing Facility. We initially stayed just as a temporary option, but it was so comfortable that we extended our stay. The building was clean, and breakfast offered three kinds of bread plus a wide variety of drinks—even boiled eggs—so for this price we were very satisfied. I was surprised the hair dryer was ReFa; the amenities were well stocked, and the laundry was free (detergent is paid), which I think is a great service for women. All staff members were pleasant and helpful. This is definitely a Hotel I’d like to use again!

It’s a slightly older Business Hotel, but the baths are excellent. There are two large tubs, plus a sauna and a cold plunge bath. The food is delicious with a wide variety of options, and you can enjoy drinks until late. Nothing to complain about. The Room is a bit dated, but since I’m only there to sleep, it doesn’t bother me and it’s comfortable enough. I actually prefer the shared toilet and washbasin area—it keeps the Room from feeling cramped, and you can wash up in a more spacious area. The affordable rate including breakfast is also very helpful.

Stayed here for the last night of a 3-night trip to Shiretoko. The new wing's Japanese-style room was clean and well-maintained. Meals were more relaxing compared to other hotels, and dishes like simmered fish were incredibly delicious. Buffets can feel hectic! The Onsen bath, though showing some age, provided a calm and enjoyable experience. The staff were cheerful and left a great impression. I would stay here again if I visit this area!

I stayed here after watching a video introduced by a YouTuber. Since it was during the Expo period and prices in the city center had surged, I chose this Accommodation a little farther out. The staff were kind and taught me various things about the town. It was a No Meals Included Plan, but I paid to visit Ebisu-yu. As someone who loves public baths, Ebisu-yu had Showa-era pop songs playing and the atmosphere was fantastic! I grabbed breakfast at a convenience store. In the Room I stayed in, the shower was shared with other guests. There is a women’s shower on the second floor, and while it can be locked from inside, if no one is using it, honestly anyone could enter. That made me feel a bit uneasy about security. The toilet area in the Room has a sink and mirror, but because the walls are dark and the lighting is like a spotlight, it wasn’t suitable for doing makeup. The price is reasonable, so I think these issues are within an acceptable range. If I stay again next time, I’d like to book an entire building rental.

Clean, well-maintained facilities and courteous service. At night, I also received a cup of instant noodles. The room was comfortable and felt closer to a private room than a typical capsule. However, for around the same price, you could probably book a standard private room at a Business Hotel, so satisfaction may depend on what you value most.

Used a Private Capsule as Mentioned in the Title. While there is no lock on the capsule door, the lockers are secure with locks, so safety is not an issue. However, regarding the key—though it worked fine for the locker and area doors, it was unresponsive with the elevator at times. This made accessing the women-only lounge inconvenient, and unfortunately, I could only use it for showers.

This was my second stay. With a coin laundry next door, a sashimi shop nearby, and MaxValu right in front, the location is very convenient. The Room is spacious and comfortable, and with a sink and an IH cooktop, you can do some simple cooking. The front desk is often unattended, but I could speak to staff when I saw them, so it didn’t feel inconvenient. I think I’ll stay again next season.

Stayed in a dormitory. The room, bed, and shower room were all clean and well maintained. The lounge with an attached kitchen was spacious and comfortable. The foreign front desk staff were also pleasant and helpful. Affordable rates and excellent value for money. Highly recommended.

First-time visit. Just a short walk through the shopping street from the station, surrounded by convenience stores, restaurants, and even a famous ramen shop—finding food is no problem! This newly opened capsule Hotel has a space-themed concept. Inside, you'll find two-tiered capsules lined up neatly. There is one restroom each for men and women, and three shower rooms available on a first-come-first-served basis. Everything was very clean and well-maintained. There’s also a women-only area, making it convenient for female guests to use comfortably. The location, price, and overall value were excellent—I’ll definitely stay here again next time!

Right in front of the nearest Ugata Station, it was a stylish Hotel with a restaurant on the first floor. The Room was great—not only did it have a bed, but it also had a loft-style layout with a desk underneath, so we could relax before going to sleep. It was also convenient to have a convenience store nearby. Highly recommended for anyone visiting Shima Spain Village!

It was inconvenient to unlock the door with the key every time we needed to do something. It would be more user-friendly if access could be granted for the entire floor.

It was a shared shower room rather than a bath, but since it was midsummer, it was comfortable. In winter, I might prefer to soak in a bathtub. The bedroom felt like a secret hideout, which I liked—though people who dislike small spaces might not. I stayed for three nights and had no inconveniences.

The alarm kept ringing every morning after 4 a.m., disrupting my sleep. Since it was on snooze, it went off multiple times. If you weren't going to wake up, I wish you had turned off the snooze function.