HOTELS Minimalist Poshtel - Japanese-Style Capsules And Scandinavian Suites In New Delhi

Minimalist Poshtel - Japanese-Style Capsules And Scandinavian Suites In New Delhi

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The new creation of Poshtel is located in Hauz Khas Village's green neighborhood. It's the twin brother of the LetsBunk Boutique Hotel right across the road.

Poshtel manages to cleverly fuse classic Swedish and Japanese minimalist interiors in a pleasant package for a wide array of travelers.

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Minimalist Poshtel & Suites Building

Poshtel's brand new building has (live) green walls and balconies on each floor to hang out with the other travelers.

Minimalist Poshtel & Suites Reception

The posh hostel part is essentially two beautifully executed types of hostel rooms. A Scandinavian-style room with bunk beds and walls painted in soft colors, wooden bed frames, airy space, and green plants.

Minimalist Poshtel & Suites Hanging Chairs

They thought about the generation of digital nomads too. Cool little corner rooms with huge windows overlooking the trees were dedicated to co-working space.

Minimalist Poshtel & Suites Social Kitchen Dining

The on-site Social Kitchen is a get-together space where you can share food and discuss the itinerary of your trip to India.

Minimalist Poshtel & Suites Kitchen

They even have a Pizzeria that comes in handy for the movie nights organized by Poshtel.

Minimalist Poshtel & Suites Corridor
Minimalist Poshtel & Suites Entrance To The Japanese Capsules
Minimalist Poshtel & Suites Japanese-Style Capsules

Japanese-Style Capsules

The other one is the re-invention of the Japanese capsules, but with an extra high ceiling, so you would never feel claustrophobic like you would normally on a top bunk bed.

Minimalist Poshtel & Suites Scandinavian Design Hostel Room

Quadruple Hostel Room

Minimalist Poshtel & Suites Quad Bunk Beds Room
Minimalist Poshtel & Suites Twin Room

Twin Room

Minimalist Poshtel & Suites Working Corner
King Room

King Room

Need some privacy? The private rooms are boutique-hotel-level nice with an abundance of natural light.

Minimalist Poshtel & Suites Junior Suite

Junior Suite

Junior Suite Bedroom
Hygge Studio Apartment

Hygge Studio Apartment

Studio Apartment
Penthouse Apartment

Penthouse Apartment

Go for the top-floor penthouse apartment, and the rooftop terrace is so big you can organize a yoga class. I'm not just saying this; you can rent this apartment for events too.


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T47, Hauz Khas Village, Deer Park, Hauz Khas, New Delhi, Delhi 110016, India


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