Kanazawa Capsule Hotel Musashimachi Reviews

Good location, about 15 minutes from the station. Service is good and the capsule’s themselves are comfy.

Very modern, clean, & quiet! I love staying here. They also provide skincares!

Good place

They were very flexible with their schedule. Thank you. I had to check out every day, but other than that there were no particular issues.

It was my first time at a capsule hotel, but it was very clean, had all the amenities, and was very comfortable. It was also larger than I expected, making it a very comfortable place to stay.

I didn't know that I had to ask for a toothbrush at the front desk... It would be nice if they gave it to me when I checked in.

Clean, like everywhere or almost everywhere in Japan. Very early check-out, like almost everywhere in Japan. The weirdest rule is that you have to check out of the hotel every day at 10am until 2pm, because they have cleaning...

The building was very clean and comfortable. There was shampoo etc. in the shower room so you don't need to bring it with you.

The mattress is very thin on the side the hip touches the wood ... noise of air conditioning. Washing machine did not dry ... Otherwise it is clean, the staff welcoming. The convenient location you can do a lot of things on foot (omicho market; geisha district; samurai district, bus stop next to the hotel for Kanazawa station ...

The mattress was too thin and I woke up multiple times with a sore back. The location was great.

It was quiet and the sleep was good!

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.