Bouti City Capsule Inn — Hotel in Taipei

Stayed at Bouti City Capsule Inn for the weekend during our Taipei Trip. It is easily accessible from the Taipei Main Station. The area is just across the gate 4 of the airport express.

It is strategically located in front of a bus stop. The main lobby is just two blocks away from 7-11 convenience store and few walks leading to cafès.

Check-in is a breeze and the staff communicates in english. The room is composed of a double-decker bed with provision of huge lockers. Flooring is carpeted and the common bath rooms is well-maintained. The hotel also provide bedroom slippers and a toothbrush kit. There is a vanity mirror with hair blower. Towels are available with NTD100 deposit charge.

The room for two is priced at Php7000+ good for 3 nights. It is inclusive of breakfast at the dining hall. The morning meal is usually composed of coffee, tea, milk tea, corn soup, tea eggs, dumplings, sandwich, bread, and spreads. The oven and cooking station is open for the use of guests given that dishes are washed by the users.

There is a common lounge at the 2nd floor with reading materials and comfortable bean bags. There is a free wi-fi with strong connection. Convenient hotel with consistently...

First, I book this capsule room for a day earlier from Agoda, but the counter lady can’t find my reservation until they get me a hand-write list to do some hand-made checkin. The public space in the 2nd floor are under construction since last September, so most of the public space can not be use now. It’s reasonable that some interior has to be renewed. However, they should tell the booking website (Agoda, booking. etc)what’s happening in this hostel. Or, provide some compensation due to the inconvenience . However, I can’t get the point that they didn’t provide any compensation. Still more, friends are not allowed to take into the public space of the hostel just in the 1st floor for more than 15 minutes.I can’t get the point why the counter lady has to get my friends and I out of the public space although there are just 2~3 people in the 1st floor public space behind the bar. Never seen a youth hostel like this before, and I certainly won’t come again...

Very comfortable and nice toilets/showers. You really won't check in before 3pm, you'll have to sit and wait despite the bed being empty. If you can avoid using their laundry facilities I'd strongly recommend it, they charge for both washing and drying (50 dollars each plus 10 for detergent - most places in Taiwan just charge for drying) and the dryer will not even come close to drying anything. My microfibre towel dries with a gust of wind but after 50 minutes it was still wet. There is no heat in the dryer at all, literally. So you'll either end up feeding more 50s in and waiting for tiiime or laying it all out to dry on your bed whilst you're out and about. Great location near Main...