Sleeep
SLEEEP Technologies is a wellness technology company with locations in Hong Kong, Bangkok and Basel. SLEEEP focuses on its capsule hotels and co-living spaces, but also provides other services and workshops centered around wellness, such as meditation and steam saunas.
History[edit]
SLEEEP was founded in Hong Kong by Jun Rivers and Alex Kot in 2016, in response to a call for proposals from Harvard University for cities of 2030. With rapid urbanisation, space utilisation, sustainability and wellness in mind, SLEEEP became the first licensed capsule hotel in Hong Kong[1]. The three E's in the name symbolise 'Everyone, Everyday, Everywhere.'
Operation Model[edit]
SLEEEP allows customers to book from as little as 45 minutes to a night to months in its co-living space, in an attempt to maximize space-time efficiency. It targets nearby office workers looking for a place to nap[2], or who wish avoid a long commute, as well as travellers and expatriates looking for affordable, minimalist and centrally located accommodation in a city with a very high living cost.
Locations[edit]
SLEEEP.hkg.shrine[edit]
SLEEEP's headquarters and co-living space. Shrine only houses members who stay for more than a month, providing facilities designed for a longer stay, such as more storage space, kitchen, laundry and hot desks.
There is an event space, AWAKE, where the workshops take place and the coffeeshop is located.
Locations[edit]
SLEEEP.hkg.shrine[edit]
Loc this is the headquarters and the largest locaated in Wing Wo Street in Central,
SLEEEP.hkg.gough[edit]
The company's first location which opened in 2016, located by the stairs leading up to Gough Street. At just 367 square feet, it nonetheless manages to house eight SLPers (capsules), showers and other amenities.
SLEEEP.hkg.cwb[edit]
SLEEEP.bkk.silom[edit]
SLEEEP.bsl.ppp1[edit]
References[edit]
References[edit]
- ↑ CNN, Leonie Erasmus. "In super-dense Hong Kong, capsule hotel offers rest". CNN. Retrieved 2020-07-08.
- ↑ "For some R&R, check in to Sleeep in Hong Kong". South China Morning Post. 2017-02-04. Retrieved 2020-07-08.
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