Capsule in Gangneung - Hostel

It was my first time staying at Tomitori Air. It was a bit crowded and chaotic because there were a lot of people staying there during the holiday, but the owner and the uncle were kind and had a great sense of making welcome coffee themselves. The breakfast was like a line of kimbap in the reviews, but it was toast, eggs, cereal, milk, and because it was winter, I was impressed by the soup fish cake. After eating a lot in the morning, I felt very hungry~~^^ I recommend this place for the price^^

Don't just put up a curtain and say it's a guest room. Make it clear that it's a dormitory so people know it~~

I am satisfied for the price. However, I think it would be correct to think of it as a concept similar to a sauna crypt rather than a capsule. The difference from the jjimjilbang crypt is that there is a small window, you can turn on the light, use electricity, and an electric blanket is also provided. At the entrance, a curtain serves as a screen. Showers and toilets are shared. There are a total of 20 beds in the men's dormitory on the 2nd floor, but it seems like it would be very small if all 20 people were occupied. There were no guests staying on the day I used it, so I was able to use it comfortably by myself. Next time, I thought it would be better to just pay a little more and go to a motel. The owner was very friendly and nice. Towels are provided, and bread and cereal are provided for breakfast. You can also make fried eggs. You can use a hair dryer on the first floor. If you are a young person in your 20s, I think you can get along with a lot of people. I think it will be a fun experience.