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23. Nov. 2020 6:35 am
Originating in Japan, capsule hotels have gained popularity around the world. Not only do they combine the affordability of a hostel with the privacy of a hotel room, but they also offer fun and unique experiences for solo travelers. We've rounded up some of the best pod hotels to try out in 2021 on your next trip. Be sure to book early so you can save even more!
Moon Station—Tokyo, Japan
Why Should I Book? Japan is famous for its capsule hotels, but this one in particular stands above the rest. Conveniently located across from Nishi-ojima train station, this quirky hotel features space-themed capsules.
- Price: from $18 per night
- Rating: 4/5 on TripAdvisor
Cityhub—Amsterdam, Netherlands
Why Should I Book? This futuristic pod hotel is the perfect place for the techie traveler. Cityhub features app-controlled lighting, bluetooth music streaming, and electronic wristbands you can use to buy yourself a drink at the self-service bar. While $65 a night might seem like a splurge, other hotels in the area are at least double this price without the hip atmosphere.
- Price: from $65 per night
- Rating: 4.5/5 on TripAdvisor
Heybear Hotel—Taipei, Taiwan
Why Should I Book? A crew of adorable cartoon bears greets you at the entrance of this 3-star pod hotel. From there you can find your way to your private capsule, which includes a television and a charging station. You can also expect to pay double the price for hotels in the area with less stars.
- Price: from $10 per night
- Rating: 4.5/5 on TripAdvisor
Podshare—Hollywood, California
Why Should I Book? With a great location and free daily breakfast, this hip and trendy hostel has everything you need to explore Los Angeles on a budget.
- Price: from $39 per night
- Rating: 4.5/5 on TripAdvisor
Galaxy Pod Hostel—Reykjavik, Iceland
Why Should I Book? Iceland can be an expensive destination, but these affordable pods provide a great alternative to traditional hotels. Located near the city center and a grocery store, this hostel is perfect for saving some cash so you can splurge on Icelandic excursions.
- Price: from $37 per night
- Rating: 4.5/5 on TripAdvisor
Jucy Snooze—Christchurch, New Zealand
Why Should I Book? Conveniently located just outside the Christchurch Airport, Jucy Snooze features colorful accommodations and a funky friendly vibe.
- Price: from $14 per night
- Rating: 4/5 on TripAdvisor
Skypod Hostel—Kota Kinabalu, Malaysia
Why Should I Book? Malaysia is a budget backpacker's dream, and this highly-rated pod hotel is no exception. The capsules themselves are simple, but contain cozy premium mattresses and pillows to ensure a good night's sleep—and you'll wake up to free breakfast in the morning.
- Price: from $7 per night
- Rating: 4.5/5 on TripAdvisor
Pangea Pod—Whistler, Canada
Why Should I Book? One of the first pod hotels in Canada, this spot provides an affordable place to stay in popular Whistler. Enjoy the rooftop bar, along with comfy double beds in the capsules. Whistler can be an expensive place to stay, with hotels starting from $150 a night. Pangea pod features a double mattress, making it one of the cheapest accomodation options in Whistler starting from only $23 a night per person, or $46 if you go it solo.
- Price: from $46 per night
- Rating: 4.5/5 on TripAdvisor
Capsule By Container—Sepang, Malaysia
Why Should I Book? You may be able to guess from the name (and the picture), but the capsules are built into shipping containers. Thanks to its location next to the airport, it's perfect for a layover. Did we add that they have queen-sized beds? Whether you want to snuggle up with your travel partner or have the entire bed to yourself, the price is just right.
- Price: from $22 per night
- Rating: 3.5/5 on TripAdvisor
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