Capsule Hotels in Osaka Prefecture

"Good experience. Suggestions : Use the No disturb system means no check out at 10:00 am. The guest is responsible for the daily clean or not. The time zone, the hourly decallage of some guest may need more sleep and it's very hard to wake up at 10:00 am. It looks a punishment. "

"The staff spoke English well and were always willing to help or be accommodating. They cleaned the bathrooms and other areas everyday. Only bad things were that although I stayed in the hotel for nearly 3 weeks they did not change my bed sheets. I'm sure if I requested it it probably would have happened. But it should have been some automatically every few days or so. Also the laundry dryer did not work very well so I used a local laundrymat instead. I would not stay in a hotel ever again...

"It was quiet and clean. I liked the privacy of the shower stalls so I could shower in peace and quiet. The capsules were a good size and were comfortable. The staff was nice. The Awaji and JR-Awaji stations were nearby so it was very convenient. "

"Everything up to standard"

"I had a great time at Hotel Morning Box. Great Value!"

"Property is about a nine minute walk from the metro, with a shopping district nearby. There is cafe style seating on the base floor with a microwave. The capsule itself is double sized, with a small built in desk and closet in addition to the bed mattress and TV. Lots of room for luggage inside the capsule itself. There is also a safe inside, above the nightstand. My floor had two toilets, two sinks, and two shower stalls shared among about 12 beds. There is also a Japanese style bath in the top...

"Public bath was good, but the capsules itself were really hot and stuffy. The ac inside the capsule did not help. "

"Good location . Choose the lower bunk if you intend to move in n out of bed "