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The Millennials, isn’t an art hotel, it’s not a backpackers and it’s not a capsule hotel (although the rooms are designed to be). It’s a futuristic amalgamation of all the great aspects of modern-style, communal hotel living for the contemporary nomad. It’s a stylish best of the best of budget accommodation with the unnecessary bits removed and fun extras added. The Millennials is located in the heart of Shibuya, only 400 meters from the bustling Shibuya crossing. More than a hotel, it’s a place to work, play relax, socialise, recharge and really maximise your time in Tokyo.
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The Millenials Hotel Tokyo
As soon as you check in at the hotel you’ll realise that The Millennials is at the forefront of innovative accommodation technology. Although the bathroom facilities are communal, they’re sparking clean and plentiful. The sleeping facilities are like nothing you’ve ever seen. Known as ‘Smart-Pods’, the beds are located inside capsule hotel-like spaces, but they go far beyond just that.
Each pod is controlled by an app which is central to every possible function inside. From the lighting and bed adjustment to airflow and alarm. The pods even have their own unique ‘soundless alarm’ where guests are woken by a preset system which will raise you to sitting position and brighten the lights in the capsule so you don’t wake the neighbours. The pods are also their own mini private theatre system complete with speakers and a projector which can be connected to your own personal device.
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The Millenials Hotel Tokyo
The hotel’s common facilities go way beyond most other budget hotels in the city. They include an open, light filled workspace great for the digital nomad, complete with high speed wifi, powerboards, a fully equipped kitchen, a laid back lounge area great for meeting like minded travellers, and terrace that can be open for access 24 hours a day. It’s worth noting before booking that the hotel is only accessible for guests over the age of 20, and if you plan on making a booking of over eight people, be sure to contact the reception ahead of time.
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The Millenials Hotel Tokyo
The hotel’s biggest attraction are its ‘art pods’ located on the fifth floor of the hotel. In each pod you’ll find a completely unique piece of work by some of the biggest names and most underground figures of the contemporary art scene. The piece you see here was created by Nara born, now Tokyo based sketch artist Mariya Suzuki who regularly contributes to an countless magazines, books and publications both here in Japan and across the world. The hotel commissioned the artists is one very strict brief, and that was feel free to paint freely, as a result this floor is arguably one of the most eclectic collections of immersive work you may ever get the the chance to experience.
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The Millenials Hotel Tokyo
There are a number of different rooms available. There are female only smart pod dorm spaces, mixed gender spaces, capsules with projection screens, once again split into female and mixed options, and finally the art rooms. Prices vary between 7,600 yen to 10,800 yen per night depending on your taste and budget. Given its location, getting to The Millenials by public transport is very straightforward, it’s a five minute walk from the station’s Hachiko exit.
- ザ・ミレニアルズ渋谷
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- 東京都渋谷区神南 1-20-13
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