By / MOOK Scenic Spots Family Travel Life Network Editorial Team
Due to the regular after-work socializing and overtime culture among Japanese office workers, those living in suburban areas often find themselves unable to catch the last train home. As a result, a brand-new type of accommodation—the capsule hotel—was born. Although the space in a capsule hotel is not as spacious as that of a regular hotel room, its affordable price and complete basic amenities can already meet the needs of most travelers who just want a simple place to stay overnight.
Singapore’s The Pod offers guests a simple and comfortable living space. (Image source / thepod)
The understated and elegant interior design makes you feel like you’ve stepped into a high-end hotel. (Image source / thepod)
If you want to try out a capsule hotel but don’t want to stay somewhere too shabby, you might want to check out Singapore’s The Pod. Positioned between a capsule hotel and a traditional hotel, the entire property combines dark gray stone with deep brown wood to create a design-forward space, offering guests a simple yet comfortable stay.
All common areas are well-equipped. (Image source / thepod)
The bathroom features a dry-wet separation design and is full of style. (Image source / thepod)
In addition to single occupancy, there are also double capsule room options. (Image source / thepod)
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