Hey Bear Capsule Hotel

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One night's stay in a female capsule bed. Located just across the street from Taipei Bridge MRT station exit. The surrounding area is full of shops, a night market, and convenience stores are nearby. Staff are available at the reception. A room key is required to enter and exit the room, shower, and bed. After 11 PM, a key card is also required to access the building's elevators. The hotel's common areas are basic. The lounge area has tables and chairs, power outlets, a water dispenser, a microwave, and a basic number of TV channels. There's a game console nearby, and a shared refrigerator is also available. The laundry room has washing machines, dryers, and spin dryers, which can be used for a fee. Regarding the beds, I was assigned to an upper capsule (choosing between upper and lower bunks requires an extra fee). The capsule felt spacious and not cramped. The soundproofing wasn't great, but my roommates were very quiet. The air conditioner was quite loud, which I found a bit unusual, but I considered it background noise. The blue light on the control panel was too bright, making it impossible to sleep in complete darkness, which affected my sleep. I couldn't find the switch for the TV at the foot of the bed. As for the bedding, it's a capsule hotel, so I didn't have high expectations. As for the bathroom, the shower was spacious and provided basic shower gel and shampoo. The hot water was plentiful and hot. The only drawback was the hairdryer (a Daxin brand wall-mounted model), which had a weak airflow; women with long or thick hair might find it takes a long time to dry their hair. The shower and its fixtures looked clean, but they were actually quite old and not thoroughly cleaned. The sink faucet had a weak water flow and no hot water, and there were quite a few small flies buzzing around in the shower and in front of the vanity, making the experience less than comfortable. I did not use the hotel's Wi-Fi. If you want to experience the capsule cabin shown in the photo, staying overnight or liking the privacy of a lockable cabin door is possible, but considering the overall accommodation experience, the price is a bit high.

This was my first time staying at a capsule hotel. The lobby was spacious, and the staff at the front desk were very friendly and helpful! Entering the capsule room felt very special and comfortable. I felt completely relaxed, and I was really happy that I wasn't bothered by other noises. The lighting and ambiance in both the capsule room and the bathroom were well-designed; I loved it! It's a great choice for business trips to Taipei or for a short trip with friends!