Mexico City Hostel Capsule

4 George Schuhmacher - a month ago

Pretty nice spot in a great location. They could definitely use a bit more communal space. They do have an outdoor terrace that is not immediately obvious but a good spot to chill.

1 Jake Rajala - a year ago

When I checked out, they charged me 50 pesos for not losing a key, but for losing a piece of fabric on the keychain that was the title of the Hostel. There was hair all over three of the five shower stalls, too. Stay somewhere nicer, less expensive, and not a complete scam.

4 Carole Boucher - 4 years ago

Really love the capsules that provide you intimacy. Very well located in the safe business area of DF. Nice and helpful staff. Really clean. Only downsides: lacks a kitchen and a social area and the showers could be improved.

3 O - 3 years ago

Made me pay twice. I had already paid. No common room. Place totally empty, except a few nice people. Breakfast tastes good but is nothing, just small sandwich.

5 Mateo Castro Rivera - a month ago

Very good place for stay

5 Marco Villagran - 4 years ago

Great location. And the privacy offered is wonderful for the price of a hostel. Quite near one of the most important avenues in Mexico City and a metro station, this makes it's location quite convenient.

1 Kraig Adams - 3 years ago

The place is called Hostel Capsule yet my room had two bunk beds so I had to fashion a blanket to drape over to get some privacy. The girl at the desk gave me the judgiest looks while I walked around. There were ants in the bed. Breakfast was coffee and a single cheese sandwich. They had juice and fruit yet didn’t allow us to have any. No kitchen or water to fill my bottle. The worst was the shower heat. There was no temperature control and the water was burning.