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I Rented an ENTIRE Japanese Capsule Hotel | $500 Room Tour
I Rented an ENTIRE Japanese Capsule Hotel | $500 Room Tour
Escape a typhoon in a bizarre, private capsule hotel made from shipping containers near Mount Fuji, featuring spacious pods, a unique plant-pot bathtub, and a hammock.
3 places
1Pyramid Stone MuseumHiking area · Cold Spring4.7ClosedC383+47 West Point Foundry Preserve, 80 Kemble Ave, Cold Spring, NY 10516
2Cocos Family RestaurantSeafood restaurant · Denver4.0 (1,228)Closed · opens 10 AMEl Coco Pirata, 3325 W Alameda Ave, Denver, CO 80219- 3Shipping Container Capsule Hotelhotel
- Private capsule pod — These pods are at least 40% larger than typical capsule hotel rooms, offering more space and less stuffiness. They feel cozy, but you still need to be careful not to hit your head on the ceiling when waking up.
- Hammock — A comfortable hammock available in one of the rooms, perfect for relaxing and getting into 'zen mode'.
- Plant pot bathtub — A bizarre, plant-pot shaped bathtub, matching other plant pots in the bathroom. The creator notes it's another weirdly shaped bathtub encountered on their trip.
- Kitchen — A comfy little kitchen with a sleek design and lockers, presumably for guests to dine together, especially if 10 people are staying.
- Cup noodle · ¥~200 — The 'most luxurious, decadent dinner' money can buy from Family Mart, enjoyed in the private capsule hotel.
- Cider Dry — A Japanese 'cider' which typically refers to a lemonade-like soft drink, similar to Sprite. The creator notes that actual alcoholic cider is called 'shigoru' in Japan.