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Many people consider accommodation to be one of the most important experiential aspects of travel. In addition to choosing conventional hotels or homestays, some also opt to stay in capsule hotels — not only to save on lodging costs but also to enjoy a unique lodging space, which can be quite fun. Now, when visiting Japan, there's a new accommodation option that falls between a capsule hotel and a hotel: “First Cabin.”
First Cabin offers accommodation space that lies between a regular hotel and a capsule hotel. (Image source / fubiz)
Small spaces provide basic bedding and simple facilities. (Image source / ファ0?攻去?悭鹰?FIRST CABIN)
First Cabin currently has branches in Tokyo, Kyoto, Osaka, and Fukuoka, mostly located within a five-minute walk from train stations. Compared to capsule hotels that only offer sleeping space, First Cabin provides two room types based on size: First Class Cabin (4.43㎡) and Business Class Cabin (2.53㎡). The First Class rooms not only offer more space but also include a side table. Other amenities such as showers and toilets are shared, just like in regular capsule hotels. Overall, it’s a great lodging choice for travelers who want a simple, comfortable stay without compromising on space. Be sure to try it out on your next trip to Japan.
A discreet yet appropriately sized space that meets basic accommodation needs. (Image source / fubiz)
In addition to lodging, First Cabin also features a luxurious and cozy bar area. (Image source / fubiz)
Guests can socialize here. (Image source / fubiz)
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