Size
The capsules are three feet wide by three feet tall and six and a half feet long. They are stacked two high and some hallways can contain 60 to 70 capsules. For privacy, there is a screen that can be pulled down to cover the entrance to the pod.
Contents
The capsule contains a small TV, a radio, an alarm clock, a light, and a control panel. The control panel turns on and changes the channel on the TV, turns on and dims the light and there is usually a red button that will play movies for a fee. The bottom of the capsule is lined with a mattress and each one has a pillow and blanket.
Belongings
Upon check-in you receive a thin robe, the number to your capsule and a locker key. You can then stash all of your stuff in the locker, change into the robe and head to your capsule. You can also store larger luggage behind the desk when checking in.
Bathroom
The capsule hotels are almost all men-only facilities. They offer a communal bath, like in ancient Rome, and have public restrooms available to guests.
Amenities
The capsule hotels have free Wi-Fi, a room with lounge chairs and a larger TV, some offer massages and some have restaurants. They all have extra shirts, pants, socks, belts, razor and shaving cream for those who didn't intend to stay the night.
