PERA SPACE Capsule Hotel

I recently stayed at Avalie PERA SPACE Capsule Hotel and overall, it was a good experience, especially for my first time staying in a capsule-style hostel. The hotel is situated in the heart of the old town, which is fantastic—there are plenty of great restaurants, cafes, and shops nearby, so it’s easy to explore the area during your stay. The concept of the capsule hotel was interesting, but I did notice that the vibe was a bit different from what I expected from a typical hostel. Many of the guests seemed to be new to the hostel experience, and that can make things a little tricky when it comes to noise or shared space etiquette. It wasn’t the most social atmosphere, but that’s more of a personal preference. Inside the capsule, I appreciated the adjustable lighting, air conditioning, and TV controls. It’s a nice touch to have some level of control over your environment, though there were a couple of issues. The panel lights couldn’t be turned off, my outlet wasn’t working properly and, the internal fan in my capsule was quite loud. The bathrooms were clean and tidy, though the showers were a bit on the dark side. It didn’t bother me too much, but a little more light would have been nice. One of the things that stood out positively was the staff—they were always cleaning the common areas, keeping everything neat and tidy. Overall, my stay was pleasant, but there are a few things that could be improved in terms of capsule comfort and functionality. Still, if you're looking for an affordable and well-located spot in the old town, this could be a good option.

One thing I didn’t quite like was that the main lights in each room were always on. While it didn’t bother me personally, I think having the lights constantly on gave some guests the sense that they could do whatever they wanted in the room, even at odd hours. I experienced phone calls at 3am, people packing their bags at 1 am, and others just chatting. I believe the reception should remind guests about maintaining quiet hours during the night, especially since some may not realize the impact of their noise on others. Another downside was the mattress. It’s a traditional Thai-style mattress, which may be fine for some, but if you’re a larger person, it honestly feels like you're sleeping on a piece of paper—definitely not the most comfortable option for long stays.

The comfiest thickest duvet with the cosiest private pod and a tv. Genuinely I could’ve stayed there so much longer. I really want to find another hostel on my travels now that is the same/ similar to this because it was just so lovely felt like a private room

Maybe a little confusing to find as it is in another hotel with a different name but you figure it out

Great fun , amazing value

Comfortable and convenient location. Great place to just get your head down after a long day.

Showers could have done with better equipment.

Cleanliness and the facilities

Lack of staff upon check in

Amazing

This place is amazing. It is by far the best hostel I've ever stayed in. Really clean place.