Cube Social Boutique Capsule Hotel @ Boat Quay

I felt very safe here; each bed even had a smoke detector. As someone with anxiety, I'm usually very concerned about safety in crowded places, so these features put me at ease. The hygiene was also excellent, much better than where I stayed previously in Phuket. The power outlets at the beds were universal, so my Chinese plugs fit perfectly without an adapter. I was worried I wouldn't be able to sleep at night, but it was surprisingly quiet, and I slept wonderfully. The front desk staff were also very friendly. Facilities: Each bed also had its own air conditioning vent, and the temperature was just right. Service: The only thing to note is that check-in isn't until 3 PM. Don't go too early! I arrived early (my flight was cancelled and rebooked automatically) and had nowhere to sleep. 😫

The room was tiny; we were given a 3-person capsule room. There was only a 90x90 standing space upon entering, with capsule beds on either side. I'd never stayed in anything so small before, but I got used to it and it became acceptable. Basically, you just crawl into the capsule bed to sleep. The common areas were decent, and I was quite satisfied with the cleanliness. Everyone gets a locker, but if you're unlucky enough to get an upper locker and you have a heavy 27-inch suitcase, retrieving things can be quite a workout. There's a bar in the common area with free purified water and coffee, which was a nice touch. Overall, it was pretty good. The hostel's location is excellent, with restaurants downstairs so late-night snacks are never an issue. They also thoughtfully provided disposable toiletries, which many Singapore hotels don't offer.

The hotel is pretty good, quite clean, and the location is decent. The front desk service was also very good.

The bed felt a bit dirty, and check-in wasn't until after 3 PM. The whole place seemed quite small. Overall, just average.