Have you ever found yourself traveling to another city for a business meeting, only to face a long wait for your return flight or train, with nowhere to rest in the meantime? Perhaps your flight is scheduled for the evening, and you need to vacate your hotel room by 2:00 PM, leaving you with hours to spare. Or maybe, for some other reason, you find yourself needing a place to rest for a few hours, but booking a traditional hotel room seems impractical and costly.
In such situations, booking a hotel room for just a few hours isn’t cost-effective, and you might not have enough time to find an alternative.
To address these issues, Pasargad Company has designed and implemented capsule hotels, typically located near airports, train stations, and bus terminals. These capsule hotels are available for hourly, single-person rentals, offering amenities such as a bed for rest, mobile charging stations, free internet access, and more.
With the rising costs of hotels and suites—especially for those on short-term projects—staying in traditional accommodations has become less appealing. Companies are increasingly looking to reduce operational costs to boost their profit margins. This has led to the creation of capsule hotels with innovative designs and a fresh approach to short-term accommodation. Capsule hotels are tailored to the specific needs of each project and user, allowing for quick setup and use.
The benefits of capsule hotels are numerous. They significantly reduce accommodation costs for personnel, allow for quick lodging and timely commencement of work, minimize transportation expenses, and avoid the high costs associated with renting traditional accommodations during a project. These factors make capsule hotels an attractive option.
Capsule hotels are designed with the user’s needs in mind. Amenities can be customized or omitted based on the consumer’s requirements, which can also affect the pricing. Capsule hotels are produced in various grades and with different materials, making it possible to find options for any budget and quickly begin using them. The materials used in constructing capsule hotels include epoxy resins, polyurethanes, and fiberglass resins, with customization options available based on customer preferences and production methods.
Constructing capsule hotels with fiberglass is one of the most popular methods due to its high resistance to impact and mechanical stress. It also prevents breakage during transport, reducing long-term maintenance and repair costs, which is particularly beneficial for project owners. The arrangement of the capsule cells is designed to occupy minimal space while ensuring maximum comfort for guests.
Depending on the accommodation needs, user requirements, and the environmental and climatic conditions of the project, capsule hotel amenities can be tailored accordingly. Notable features include the installation of heating systems within the capsule cells, audio-visual systems, foldable or fixed staircases, and specialized lighting—each designed to meet the specific needs of those staying in these capsule hotels.
During the production of capsule hotels, different grades can be assigned based on the specific features provided. For instance, an engineering-grade capsule hotel may be recommended for project engineers requiring more advanced hardware and software. In contrast, a personnel-grade capsule hotel is ideal for those seeking a simple place to rest and prepare for the next workday.
Pasargad Company offers capsule hotels in various levels and designs, allowing users to upgrade amenities or opt-out of certain features to match their budget and needs better.
Capsule hotel with amenities
A capsule hotel is a type of accommodation featuring numerous small rooms arranged side by side like capsules. These hotels are designed for affordable overnight stays by travelers who do not require the amenities of luxury hotels. The walls of these capsules are typically made of plastic or fiberglass.
A capsule hotel is designed as separate, self-contained units.
Capsule hotels are among the savviest investments in the tourism industry, with similar models successfully implemented internationally. The concept behind capsule hotels is to provide hourly accommodation for individuals, focusing on efficiency and convenience.
The primary goal in designing a capsule hotel was to create the smallest possible sleeping space while maximizing the available amenities within that compact area.
The amenities offered within the capsules can vary depending on the hotel. Typically, guests can expect high-speed internet, a television, a wall mirror, and controls for lighting and temperature in their rooms.
Capsule hotels are among the smartest investments in the tourism industry
In these hotels, guests are provided with lockers outside the capsules to store their luggage. Restrooms and showers are shared and located outside the rooms. Some capsule hotels also offer additional facilities like saunas, jacuzzis, swimming pools, and restaurants outside the capsule rooms for their guests’ convenience.
Capsule hotel: An affordable option for short-term stays.
Capsule hotels are gaining popularity among travelers, particularly those who are budget-conscious or have short stays in a city.
This type of hotel is a practical, straightforward, and profitable investment that is likely to attract a wide range of customers.
Pasargad Company stands at the forefront of the industry, specializing in the design, structural calculations, construction, and implementation of capsule hotels. Our approach hinges on engineering expertise and adherence to global standards.
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