Category 02 · 3 entries
Small rooms, engineered well
Compact accommodation built around sleep, privacy and a short, efficient stay.
01
Kochi, Japan
Cabins with a door that closes
Kochi sits on the Pacific side of Shikoku, and MyCUBE gives the city a compact, well-run option for travellers who want central and clean over spacious. Accommodation is organised as individual cabins — enclosed, private, with a proper door, a step up from the older open-fronted format.
02
London, United Kingdom
Edited down, not cut back
The Nadler Kensington applies the compact-room idea to a London townhouse conversion. Rooms are small by design and edited accordingly: good bedding, a proper shower, real soundproofing, and a kitchenette with a fridge and microwave built into the joinery.
03
Glasgow, United Kingdom
A room engineered to the millimetre
YOTEL Glasgow runs the cabin model the brand built its name on: small rooms, engineered hard, with an adjustable bed that folds between sofa and sleeping position. Storage is built in, the bathroom is a moulded unit, nothing exists without a reason.