Sleep pods

Insanely cool and super compact, Japanese capsule hotels guarantee a memorable stay. Check out our guide to these awesome, tiny accommodations.

The First Cabin hotel chain in Tokyo features pod-like sleeping chambers which measure 1.2m wide and 2.1m deep.

MetroNaps and Pzizz are starting a partnership

To support customers’ health and wellbeing pre-flight, British Airways has launched a new ’Forty Winks’ nap lounge, which opened on May 17 Compli

The roots of my co-working collective go back to 1998. Ergo, while we may have been spring chickens back then, we’re now longer in the tooth. Our current environment comprises three smallish rooms, two of

If you and your squad are looking for a staycation on a budget, check out these capsule hotels in Singapore with various themes.

With more than 70 offices in 40 countries around the globe, Google is widely known for its bizarre office designs that range from sleep pods to hammocks - and their Australian office is no exception.

Don Mueang is not the only airport with its own batch of new “sleeping boxes.” Hanoi’s Noi Bai International Airport has also just unveiled some pretty fancy SleepPods. They may look like vending machines from the outside but these bright wooden rooms are surprisingly roomy and come with comfy bunk beds and space for luggage.

as rent prices soar around the world, the startup has taken the capsule hotel concept and has applied it to shared housing.

House Vision China 2018 has opened with 10 futuristic home designs by architects like Penda, Open Architecture and MAD.