7 The Coolest Capsule Hotels Around The World

Size is not everything.

Of course, if you are an over packer and like to spread like a starfish in a giant hotel bed, a tiny room might not be your idea of ​​a perfect holiday break point. But if you are more than minimalist, capsule hotel is his dream. Originally made in Japan, the capsule hotel takes the basic idea of ​​'hey, I need a place to sleep' and simplify it, get rid of all the frills of your average hotel experience and disarm what you need: a small, slim room with space for you to rest (and not much more). But do not imagine a small pod stripped of all colors and styles. Today's capsule hotels are slim, stylish, and have all sorts of extras, without being connected to a small space. Look, some of the coolest capsule hotels around the world.

1. Anshin Oyado, Japan


A new luxury in capsule hotel, set up just three minutes from Shinjuku station in Tokyo. This one is a bit more interesting than average. Each capsule room has air-conditioning, a tablet computer, and a flat-screen TV provided inside (along with comfortable futon mattresses, of course), and all guests can enjoy full use of the free-of-artificial hot spring and misty sauna. There is also a laundry area, a shop, and a place for snacks - all open 24 hours a day.

2. Sleepbox, Moscow


Sleepbox in Moscow is the best choice for anyone who wants trouble-free stay. There is no trick here. No arty stuff No dust ruffles. Only the slender pods where you sleep and the shared bathroom.

3. CityHub, Amsterdam


CityHub just looks cool, does not it? This pod hotel has a super futuristic vibe, complete with bunk beds, touch screens all around the building, an interactive app that instantly registers all hotel guests, and a digital concierge - all in the center of the city center.



4. Jane Hotel, New York


The 50-meter-tiled rooms at Jane Hotel are inspired by the old-fashioned carriage compartment. Then the hotel overlooks the Hudson River, so you will have a beautiful view from your bed.

5. CAPSULE by Container, Malaysia


Your standard capsule hotel, basically: comfortable room with just a little space beside a single bed. CAPSULE does give you sandals, which is a nice touch.



6. Books and Beds, Tokyo


Okay, book lovers. Look at your dream vacation destination. Book and Bed is a bookshop-themed hotel in the neighborhood of Ikebukuro, Tokyo. This is home to thousands of books for you to buy and read, and each capsule room (there are two sizes to choose from, 'compact' or 'standard') is stored on the bookcase. The rooms themselves are quite naked, only with futon mattresses, pillows, and - of course - reading lamps.



7. Hotel Sleep, Tokyo


For men only (sorry, fellow women), Hotel Sleeps is one of the original capsule hotels, consisting of hundreds of pods filled only with beds. There is also a whiskey bar, which we recommend to visit if you start feeling a bit claustrophobic, and a manga library.

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

5 Most Expensive Food Only Can Finds in Japan

Image
1. Nakazawa Milk For $ 40 per liter of milk from Nakazawa Foods Japan, you will have a good night's sleep and reduce your stress level. The secret behind expensive milk that relieves stress is that cows are milked only once a week, making hormone concentrations in milk higher than average milk. It is said to contain four times more melatonin, a hormone responsible for reducing stress and anxiety. Compared to other milk on the market, this one is perfect for those who are experiencing stress. 2. Puffer Fish Have you ever considered eating a poisoned delicacy? You will be amazed to learn that a puffer, or fugu, is prepared in a way where a small amount of poison is left to feel it a little tingling as you eat. Hence, in order to prepare this in the restaurant, the chef must undergo proper training and obtain a license before preparing a soft dish. So for the beginner, prepare about $ 100 to $ 500 and no less, because if everything goes awry, the result will be ve...
Read more

Top 8 Airport Hotel In The World

Image
For too long now the airport hotel has strangled travelers with expensive, small and less room conveniences, but fortunately times changed. The hotel is located at the airport and close to the airport listening to what the guests want, such as soundproof windows, a variety of dining options and other amenities. The world's best airport hotels offer all of these, plus it includes free Wi-Fi, award-winning spa, luxury suites and hotel rooms that are perfect for such long layovers. From Canada to the United States to Germany and beyond, here are eight of the best airport hotels around the world. 1. Fairmont Vancouver Airport, Vancouver, Canada This soundproofed hotel and spa is located right inside Vancouver International Airport. Guests are treated with floor-to-ceiling views, a variety of dining options, a health club, a spa, an indoor pool and many other amenities. Dine here is easy and many choose a typical restaurant that offers runway scenery. Others head to Jetside...
Read more

5 Foods to Avoid Before Flying

Image
Pre-flight anxiety triggered by endless luggage lanes, security checkpoints and children shouting unnecessarily extends to recurring travel concerns to the aircraft toilet. But eat the wrong thing before you fly, and you might argue with more than just a horrible movie in an airplane or attacking neighbor. Unfortunately, the choice of eating at the airport such as greasy fast food burgers, greasy pizza or liquid lunch at bar concourse is rather limited. However, if you are disciplined, avoiding fatty trifat, alcohol, and painkill carbonization can help contribute to thigh-free flight. There are even some surprising nutritious foods on the "do not eat" list that should be avoided before you descend into the sky. And for long walkers wondering if there's anything that can be done to prevent jet lag as they fly from New York to Beijing, maybe there's only a food-based medicine: no eating at all. Remember to drink plenty of water, eat some carrots and beans, ...
Read more