Airport napping not a problem with Sleepbox 01

A tiny hotel room made especially for travelers is now available in Moscow’s Sheremetyevo airport. Russian architects Arch Group have made it possible for travelers to have a safe and comfortable spot to sleep in while waiting for their next flight.

The unit – which can be rented anywhere from 30 minutes to several hours – has two beds, LED reading lamps, and sockets for charging your gadgets. Travelers also have enough space to place their hand-carried bags inside the pod. The sleepbox has a 2.5-3m height and a base of 2.5×1.6m base, and is made from metal, galss-reinforced palstic, or MDF (wood).

The architects also consider railroad stations, public and shopping centers, exhibition centers, and accommodation facilities as ideal locations for installing the Sleepbox.

Via Sleepbox

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