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Stopover at a stylish pod at the Times Square Yotel
Imagine that you have to change from one mode of transport to another, or have some quick business stop over, it's very expensive top book yourself a hotel room. Motels can be a bit uncomfortable and un-classy too. So why not check out Yotel, for a quick fix solution? The Yotel is a concept launched three years ago by Yo! Sushi founder Simon Woodroffe. These small capsule rooms typically charge $35 for a 4-hour stay. These can be found at international airports such as within Gatwick's south terminal, Heathrow's Terminal 4 and Amsterdam's Schipol airport. And now they are all set to move operations into the cities starting with the Times Square! Unlike the capsule model, the city Yotel will be a 25-storey tower on the corner of 42nd Street and 10th Avenue, and will offer overnight stays. Double the size of the original capsule, a night in here will cost you $$200-$250. The rooms will have motorized beds,' monsoon rain showers', purple mood lighting, business lounge, a restaurant, a bar and an outside terrace. Considering the funding of a $285million, and the amenities provided the cost of the room is justified.
by kamakshi, on March 8, 2010 - 6:43 AM in Hotels and Resorts | Comments () -
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