Capsule hotels are increasing in popularity as an affordable travel option, and Switzerland is just about to welcome its first one. The Capsule Hotel Lucerne is situated on the edge of Lucerne’s historic old town and is due to open on 5 November.
Switzerland is just about to welcome its first capsule hotel. Capsule Hotel Lucerne
The hotel is part of the Hirschengraben Coworking and Innovations Space and is located separately on the fifth floor of the building. It is situated less than ten minutes by foot from the train station. It has capsules from CHF48 (€42.16) per night located in an air-conditioned room. Each lockable capsule contains linen, bedding, a safe, mirror, dimmable mood lighting, ventilation, high-speed internet and a socket and USB charging station. Showers, bathrooms and lockers are also available.
The hotel is part of the Hirschengraben Coworking and Innovations Space. Image: Capsule Hotel Lucerne
There are also capsules with televisions, female capsules in an area separated by a curtain, and larger premium ones that contain windows and are big enough to stand in. Travellers can use a large common area with a kitchen and balconies, and coffee and fresh snacks are available to buy. For an extra CHF30 (€26.35) per day, guests can have access to a shared co-working space aimed at digital nomads, entrepreneurs, local craftsmen and creative locals. There is also a common living room that is aimed at exchanging knowledge and ideas.
There are various types of capsules at the Capsule Hotel Lucerne. Image: Capsule Hotel Lucerne
The capsule hotel is an ideal base to explore the beautiful city of Lucerne, with its covered bridges, sunny plazas, candy-coloured houses and waterfront promenades. Its lake is surrounded by majestic mountains and picturesque old town alleyways. For further information on the Capsule Hotel Lucerne, see here.
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