Capsule hotels are gaining ground in Asia and beyond
Originating in Japan, capsule hotels respond to the lack of space in urban environments by offering tiny podlike units for sleeping. The price for one night generally ranges from €40 to €50, even in expensive cities like Tokyo. Cheaper than taking
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