The Atlas Station

Breakfast was complimentary, changed every day, and was always good. The staff were friendly and ready to help. The whole hostel is kept very clean, and each pod comes with a large locker. The pods are comfortable and have lots of touch-controlled lights and dimmers. There’s a temple behind the hostel, right beside the showers, so you might get to hear live music while showering in the morning. One small downside is that some little lights in the pods can’t be switched off. If you need complete darkness to sleep, bring a sleep mask. If you’re not fussy about that, it should be fine.

Breakfast had yummy homemade cakes, eggs, toast, and real butter, with free tea and coffee all day. It’s a comfy, clean hostel in a reasonably convenient spot, with helpful staff. The bathrooms are good, with separate toilets and showers, and there’s a cafe area and a lounge. My Space pod was good, but its blind didn’t block sound. The hostel was fairly quiet and didn’t feel crowded.

This was my first time staying in a pod hostel. It was fairly clean and quiet, and my pod was comfortable. The downside was two blue lights that wouldn’t turn off, one for a TV power button and one for a door that wasn’t there. I got a deal to stay here, and at full price it probably wouldn’t be worth it.

The price is really reasonable for a capsule hotel, and it’s near the MRT. The service was great, especially from the woman who made breakfast, who was really friendly to foreigners. I liked that the bathrooms are separated for women and men. The capsule was clean, though the bathroom could have used a little more cleaning because there was a lot of hair. The toilet was still clean and smelled good. It felt safe to leave my things in the locker room.