EauBerge Paris Capsule Hotel is a comfortable yet inexpensive concept capsule hotel, designed by Parisian firm MenoMenoPiu Architects, that would be located on the banks of the Seine river.
The EauBerge Paris Capsule Hotel is inspired by the legendary Japanese capsule hotels and its rooms are appropriately small, measuring 4 square meters for a single room and 7 square meters for a double. A shared corridor offers access to the hotel, which provides one bathroom for every 10 rooms.
The hotel is perfect to meet the short-term housing needs of tourists, who don't necessarily need a massive luxurious space but instead simply need a place to lay their head for the night and get some sleep.
MenoMenoPiu is currently working with various authorities as it looks to bring its project from concept to reality.
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