Drop Inn Tottori - Hostel

For a capsule bed it was very roomy and comfortable. There was a lot of space and a few outlets in the capsule to recharge devices. There was plenty of storage under the beds for baggage.

The music in the cafe was played at a VERY loud level in the evening. I wanted to relax, read, and maybe get work done in the cafe when it was closed to public. Come midnight the music was still too loud for me to concentrate on anything. It was not at all comfortable or relaxing. "Breakfast" was a badly hard-boiled egg, a piece of stale toast, and burnt coffee. Hardly what I expected given they front as a cafe. The woman on staff in the morning was also very rude. My biggest complaint is that the staff did not want me to double park to drop off bags. (Double parking is a thing in Japan so it was rather shocking and I did not want to carry my bags after stargazing late at the dunes.) I was told I had to park at the nearby garage before bringing in my bags. They then insisted on me paying for "validating" my parking when I came back with my bags. As a result, I paid overnight parking fee for 10 minutes of parking when I could have just stayed double parked and dropped off my things. I was then told I would have to REPAY the overnight parking fee when I came back from stargazing that night (since my ticket would be used when I left). After their refusal to do anything but say I had to pay again when I returned (and them telling me to talk with the parking garage manager), I was surprised that when I returned for the evening that they actually waived me double paying for overnight parking. The whole situation was infuriatingly ridiculous and a massive waste of time.