Igor was quick to respond messages. The place is unique if you want to try capsule hostel type of place. Each capsule comes with its own light and switch is right in the pod. There are also outlets in there. I’m 5’2 and it felt pretty spacious. There is also a portable fan/AC connected in the room, however, it is fairly loud and I was hoping it also works as an air purifier but I don’t think it does. The room is also not as new and spacious like the pictures. When I asked if other beds in the room were also booked, instead of a direct answer of yes/no, the response I got was “it is 30% occupancy nowadays,” which I thought it meant that the current COVID policy is that each room cannot exceed 30% occupancy. It wasn’t until arrival that I realized the 30% meant the whole house’s occupancy. There were multiple rooms in the house with 3-4 capsules in each, and I guess the occupancy of the whole place was 30%? But I thought that was a bit sketchy since I asked about the room not the whole place. I ended up being assigned to this one room with three beds and already had two male guests living there, while there were other empty rooms. I would understand if it is fully booked and that’s the only bed available, but even so I don’t think that’s Covid safe. Fortunately the lady who lives on and manages the premise, Kimberly, was super hospitable and helpful, which made my stay much more pleasant, and that’s why I’m still giving it 4 and 5 stars. Also there’s no onsite parking. Street parking isn’t metered but watch for the signs for cleaning days. Overall I’d say it’s solid if you’re staying short term and don’t want to spend a lot of money. It is still a pretty cute experience sleeping in a capsule pod type of bunk.