What hotel has very tiny rooms sometimes stacked on top of one another?

Capsule hotels are a relatively new concept in Western countries and but they've been around in Japan since the 80s. These hotels feature small capsules instead of traditional hotel rooms. The capsules are typically stacked on top of one another and provide basic amenities such as a bed, TV, and Wi-Fi.



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