Would you stay at a capsule hotels? Its attracting younger travellers

January 20, 2020

Cheap and cheerful capsule hotels are forever expanding from their Japanese cradle, including now in Milan, Italy where the tiny, stacked rooms are helping the city cope with exploding tourist numbers.

With no-fuss convenience for both the city and transport links, digital connectivity and a social side among their chief selling points, the capsule hotels target the Generation Y crowd.

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Some people, though, just stay out of sheer curiosity.

Croatian tourist Dragan Kupresanin, 31, said he wanted to try the room because “it looked like something new, futuristic style… those kind of boxes that you sleep in”.

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After sleeping like a log at Ostelzzz, down a quiet street in the centre of Italy’s economic capital, he’s ready for more.

“I really liked it. This kind of hotel should be developed, many people avoid youth hostels because of the privacy problem (with bunk beds etc) but here you have it, ” he said.