Calendar Hotel Reviews

The best thing is the hotel is nearby station. The room is good, and they have a lot of comics that we can read it for free.

The hotel is right next to the station You have to go up one floor and pass through the restaurant  to check-in Large public space with comics and lockers provided The environment is comfortable

It was clean and very comfortable. However, there is a ventilation fan inside, but it makes noise and doesn't cool the room.

This capsule-style hotel is extremely conveniently located near Otsu Station. In addition to separate areas for men and women, there is also a shared space where you can eat and do other things. I stayed in the women's area, which was stylish and clean, with plenty of amenities.

The location is excellent. The capsule was spacious enough that I was able to sleep well. The only drawback was that the Wi-Fi was not very strong, and since it was at the back, it didn't connect inside the capsule, and it was also intermittent in the common areas.

It was a capsule so it was inconvenient to use. Even though there was a smoking area, there were people smoking in the toilet, which was very annoying.

It would be nice if you could select the upper or lower bunk on the reservation screen.

The hotel is not far from Hiroshima Station. Others are average. I can only say that the price is cheap and I can't ask for too much.

There is a small lobby-like desk on the second floor where you can check in. You have to carry your luggage up the concrete stairs to the second floor. I think it's a repurposed staircase from another facility, but I'd like an escalator. I guess not having an escalator is a cost-saving concept. As soon as you enter the security area with your card, you'll be in the common area. Guests are hanging out in their roomwear on sofas, chairs, and counter seats by the windows. The security area one step further is for women. The room with the capsule beds (bunk) lined up by the door is dimly lit, and the beds you'll be staying in are lit up with white LEDs. There are also beds with TVs. I felt a sense of self-restraint when climbing up to the top bunk bed. It's difficult to climb up when you're drunk, and quite dangerous. The shower room, washbasin, toilet, and laundry space are all in one room. The layout is rational. There is a smoking room for both men and women next to the common area. I think it's very cost-effective to stay in front of the station at a low price. There was one problem, there was something left in the washing machine that hadn't been washed yet (curtains? some kind of cover?) so I had to give up on doing the laundry. The next day, it was left in exactly the same state, and it turned out that no one had checked it during the morning cleaning. I called a hotel staff member and insisted that they deal with it immediately.

Generally speaking, the price is quite satisfactory for a foreign country and it is convenient to take the train.

As there were some reviews on Google, there were many hairs on the bed, and I thought it lacked a sense of cleanliness. There were three showers and three toilets, which I felt was a small number considering the number of guests. Skin care products were not provided. The whole room was cold.

It is acceptable regardless of age. The store is clean, toiletries are prepared, there is a rest lobby, and there are a variety of books for visitors to read.

advantage: 1. It’s right above the station and super convenient 2. There are many comics shortcoming: 1. Cleanliness: There are a lot of black debris on the sheets, I don’t know what they are. There were black bits on the towels too. But the public areas are quite clean. 2. Smell of cigarettes🚬: There are no smoking signs posted everywhere, but the whole room is filled with the smell of cigarette smoke, like being thrown into a smoking area. My guess is that the air conditioner in the smoking area is central air conditioning, and the bathroom and sleeping area smell of smoke. The smell of cigarette smoke was so strong that I couldn't sleep at night. 3. Space🤏: This point is related to the above point. There is a large smoke detector on the bed that knocks my head whenever I sit on my knees. It's obvious that the smoke smell is so strong that it can't be detected, so why bother placing such a large detector to take up space? 4. Location arrangement: The room was very empty during the few days I stayed, with less than five people at a time. But I don’t know why I was placed between two people, and unfortunately they both snore, so I couldn’t sleep due to the noise. 5. Comfort: The bed is very hard and the mattress is made of thin sponge. There will be a loud sound whenever you turn over. The pillow was stuffed with hard beans. It was so small that I thought I was practicing Buddhism. 6. Price: Considering the quality, it is better to pay a few hundred yuan more to stay in an ordinary hotel. This price is a bit expensive for a capsule hotel

I came here because Kyoto is too expensive. It's better than Kyoto. It is connected to a restaurant and is attractive.