How much is the capsule hotel 1 night?

Comprehensive evaluation of "capsule hotel"

◆ Space size? People who live around 1.8 meters should be almost fine.

◆ conclusion? The space just meets the requirement of sitting up straight, but you can't stand inside.

◆ facilities? Equipped with dressing table, computer desk, wireless broadband, USB socket and exhaust system.

◆ conclusion? Meet the basic needs of young people.

◆ Check-in fee? Forty or fifty yuan a night, minimum group purchase 15 yuan.

◆ conclusion? Low price, suitable for low-income young people.

◆ cleanliness? The space is narrow, which is convenient for the shopkeeper to clean and has few sanitary corners.

◆ conclusion? Hygiene than expected.

◆ Privacy? Divided into men and women, the upper floor of the house is a girls' area, and the lower floor is a boys' area. The rooms in the girls' area are also equipped with doors.

◆ Conclusion? Men and women are separated, and there are doors and stores to prevent wolves.

★ price? Not expensive. It is cheaper to order online. However, compared with some spacious "family hotels", the regular price has lost its competitiveness.

★ Temporary overnight stay? Low price and convenient check-in. People who can't go home at night for various reasons can sleep here for one night. The convenient traffic around is also convenient to find a car to go home at dawn.

★ The picture is fresh? This is absolutely new, and it's not expensive anyway. If it is new, you can experience it.

The Japanese name of Capsule Hotel is カプセルホテル, which is a transliteration of Capsule Hotel. People also call it "space capsule hotel, hotel", "capsule apartment", "lattice hotel", "coffin hotel" and "energy-saving youth inn". It is a unique and convenient hotel in Japan, which fully embodies Japan's resource conservation and space creativity.

In addition to opening stores independently, capsule hotels are often open to the public together with saunas. "Capsule Hotel" conforms to the concept of low-carbon environmental protection advocated by people today. Because of its low carbon emission, economy and practicality, safety and health, resource saving and many other advantages, it has been imitated by all countries in the world. The United States, France, Britain, Russia, Singapore, South Korea and other countries have built "capsule hotels" with exceptionally good operating conditions, and the general occupancy rate is above 100%. This shows that this hotel form is very suitable for the fast and convenient life requirements of today's social metropolis.

The original designer of Capsule Hotel is architect Kiji Kurokawa. 1979, Japan Tourism Co., Ltd. opened its first capsule hotel in Meitian, Osaka. 1985, with the holding of the international science and technology Expo, the capsule hotel built urgently to accommodate a large number of tourists began to be widely known by the society after being reported by TV stations.