Capzule Bed Phuket

Accommodation at Capzule Bed Phuket is in dormitory-style rooms and capsules. Most beds are single, with one double bed in a dormitory room for two, and the rooms sleep one to three guests. Some rooms are for women only, and others are mixed.

Several rooms have air conditioning, and most have a shared bathroom with a shower. The property is smoke-free, free Wi-Fi reaches all rooms, and the shared lounge with a TV is open to all guests. Linens and towels are provided in several rooms, with toiletries and hair dryers in the bathrooms. Hair dryers and mirrors are also provided in several rooms.

Capzule Bed Phuket runs a 24-hour front desk and 24-hour security, and offers daily housekeeping, luggage storage, lockers and safety deposit boxes. Laundry is taken care of on site, with a laundry service, a laundromat and dry cleaning.

For getting around and planning, the hostel offers an airport transfer, car hire, tours, ticket services and currency exchange. Bicycle parking is available, and there is a terrace.

Eating and socialising are covered by a bar, a coffee shop, restaurants and a shared kitchen, plus a shared lounge with a TV, a game room and on-site entertainment. Free Wi-Fi is available in all rooms and public areas. The property is smoke-free, with non-smoking rooms.

Capzule Bed Phuket is in Phuket Town, on Montri Road in the Talad Yai district, where the island's main town spreads around Sino-Portuguese shophouses and the streets move from morning markets to evening stalls. The hostel is in town rather than on a beach, so the streets around it set the rhythm of the day. Walking is the easiest way to see the old town, and the Peranakan Museum and the night market are both close to the hostel.

The Phuket Old Town streets are 400 m away, and the Peranakan Museum is 300 m from the hostel, covering the culture of the Peranakan community of Phuket. The Sunday night market on Lard Yai is a short walk from the hostel, and the local bus station is 350 m away. Phuket International Airport (HKT) is 26.8 km away, a longer trip by road.

A day here can start with a walk through the old town's lanes and a visit to the Peranakan Museum, then continue with the Sunday night market on Lard Yai in the evening. Further out, Chaithararam Temple, known as Wat Chalong, and Big Buddha are a drive away, and Patong Beach, the island's busiest nightlife beach, is further still, so a scooter or car makes those trips easier.