Four addresses where the sleeping place is a fitted berth, cabin or module, with shared bathrooms and lounges, described from published sources.o are in Japan, one in Portugal and one in the Netherlands. Each belongs to a chain that builds to the same specification at every address.
First Cabin Tsukiji is one address of the First Cabin chain in Tokyo, in Chūō ward near the outer market at Tsukiji. Guests sleep in cabins modelled on ship accommodation: a fixed berth, a small floor area and a screen in place of a door. Men and women are housed in separate wings.
Cabins come in more than one size, and the larger type leaves standing room beside the bed. Bathing is communal, in a large bath area used by guests instead of private bathrooms. Lockers, a lounge and vending areas serve the floors. Valuables go into locked storage, because a cabin screen does not lock.
What's around
The Tsukiji outer market, Ginza and the Sumida river are all within walking distance, and Tsukiji and Higashi-ginza stations are close. Haneda is reached by train in well under an hour. Check the chain's rules on arrival times, luggage size and movement between the men's and women's floors.
CategoryCapsule Hotels · LocationTokyo, Japan · CheckedSeptember 2026
Book and Bed Tokyo Fukuoka
Fukuoka, Japan
Book and Bed Tokyo Fukuoka is one address of the Book and Bed chain, on an upper floor of a building in the Tenjin district of Fukuoka. Sleeping places are set into and behind bookshelves, so the shelving itself forms the wall of each berth. The chain began in Tokyo and keeps that name at every address.
Berths are of two kinds: a compartment behind the shelves and a bunk in the open room. Bathrooms and showers are shared, and the lounge doubles as the library, open through the day. The stock of books is for reading on site. There is no restaurant, and the building holds other businesses.
What's around
Tenjin is the main shopping quarter of Fukuoka, with subway stations, bus terminals and covered arcades. Hakata station and the airport are a few subway stops away. Ask about arrival hours, whether the floor closes during the daytime and what luggage may be brought in.
CategoryCapsule Hotels · LocationFukuoka, Japan · CheckedSeptember 2026
easyHotel Lisbon
Lisbon, Portugal
easyHotel Lisbon is one address of the easyHotel chain, in the central part of the city. Rooms are small and repeat the same plan, fitted with a bed and a private shower room and little besides; extras such as a television are charged separately. The building was converted for the chain rather than purpose-built.
The chain works to one specification at every address, so a room in Lisbon repeats a room elsewhere in size and fittings. Reception is staffed, luggage can usually be left, and there is no restaurant or bar on site. Cleaning during a stay is booked as an extra rather than included.
What's around
A central position puts the Baixa, the Avenida and Rossio station within walking distance, though the hills of Lisbon make some routes steep. The metro reaches the airport directly. Confirm with the chain which extras are charged, the exact street address and whether the building has a lift.
CategoryCapsule Hotels · LocationLisbon, Portugal · CheckedSeptember 2026
CityHub Rotterdam
Rotterdam, Netherlands
CityHub Rotterdam is one address of the CityHub chain, in the centre of Rotterdam. Guests sleep in fitted modules rather than in conventional rooms: a double bed, a locker and adjustable lighting inside a lined timber box, arranged in rows along a corridor. Entry and lighting are handled through a wristband and an application.
Bathrooms are shared and stand apart from the modules themselves. A common room with a bar serves as reception, sitting room and meeting place, and it stays open to guests through the evening. The chain repeats the same layout at each address, so the module is the same size in every city.
What's around
Rotterdam Centraal is close by, with direct trains to Amsterdam and to Schiphol. The Markthal, the Maas quays and the Museumpark lie within a walk or a short tram ride. Ask the chain about arrival when no desk is staffed, luggage storage and the wristband system before you travel.
Chains alter their addresses, their fittings and their house rules, and a berth described here may be modified by the time you arrive. This independent reference is written from published sources, is not connected with any chain, sells nothing and takes no reservations. Check the address, the rules and the arrival hours before travelling.
