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I stayed at the hotel for 2 days and everything was fine, the bed was clean, the reception quickly checked me in, I asked to bring toilet paper since I am a foreigner and they brought it, there is good Wi-Fi and hot water, the staff were friendly, I recommend visiting this hostel

I only needed a place to stay for one night for a long layover but staff were really friendly, it's a great location - only 15 minutes from the airport by car. There is a free breakfast (I didn't get the best photo) in the mornings and a kitchen area to order food if needed. The hostel is kept very clean, there is ac in the rooms and overall I'd highly recommend staying here as a solo traveller. Really good value for the price!

I noticed a lot of local Indians around, probably because it was the off-season, so not many foreign tourists. However, it was actually quite nice getting to meet some locals who could show me around. The area is packed with fantastic restaurants, all top-notch. If you're a photographer, you'd absolutely love this neighborhood – there are endless photo opportunities to capture!

It was nice pleasant stat. The staff was very supportive and very polite and helpful. Breakfast also very good. It is very near to santa cruz railay station. Easily accessible all locations by auto, cab and by local.

I was here 3 nights.  This is a pretty low price for what you get.  There are also many other dormitories around.  Air-conditioned room with free Wi-Fi and fan in each capsule.  There were cameras in the room, as well as a locker for your things.  Clean linen.  If you are taller than 180 cm, you will not be able to lie down here completely.  There is no shampoo, shower gel or toilet paper in the bathroom.  5 minutes from Sakinaka and Asalpha metro stations.  Nice staff by the way.  When I was sleeping, 1000 rupees accidentally fell out of my pocket onto the floor, but the staff gave it back to me, for which I thank them.  This is excellent value for money.

I liked everything! From the airport about 10 minutes by auto-rickshaw (and about 100 rupees). It’s not difficult to find, but taxi drivers don’t even know this place. There is a sign. Checked in promptly, really clean! The capsule is small, but everything is thought out and convenient! Clean bed and towels. Excellent Wi-Fi, plenty of power outlets. The next morning breakfast, simple but plentiful. On my day there was vegetarian pilaf with peanuts, flatbreads and tea/coffee. They will add extra if you ask. The capsules are quiet, you can get a good night's sleep. General air conditioning for several capsules is normal. There is a lot of inexpensive street food and fruit in the area! 10 minutes walk to the metro. The area is friendly. In general, for me it’s an excellent option. I recommend it and would come back myself!

The young *** with the spectacles at the front desk is one of the rudest people I have ever met. Apart from that, the place is ok. It’s clean, there are plenty of bathrooms and it’s close to the airport.

To be honest, It was kind of hard to find the hotel but I was glad that I could find this hotel. It’s located nearby with the Airport. So for those who always book early flight, you can stay in this hotel. Everything is so vintage in this hotel and so peaceful. Worth every penny.

I think it was within 10 minutes on foot from Sakinaka station. The toilet shower was smelly, but I think it's reasonable because it's cheap. The bed is narrow with 3 steps, but it has a curtain so you can relax. I arrived at around 7:00 in the morning, and I was sorry to wake up the front desk person who was sleeping on the sofa at the entrance, but I was grateful that the bed was vacant and he showed me around. There is no feeling of cleanliness, but I have not seen bedbugs.

Cheap but ok to stay and relax for few hours.. Will grade it low as service still need to be improved.. All staff should learn something extra to Carter clients need