The MiNO Hostel Replaces Rooms With Fabric Pods
Michael Hines — January 17, 2011 — World
References: antonioravalli.it & dezeen
The MiNO Hostel in Migliarino, Italy will make you forget everything you ever thought you knew about hostels. This hostel was designed by Antonio Ravalli Architetti and houses residents in enclosed fabric pods.
Each pod has its own air conditioning unit, making the MiNO Hostel nicer than some hotels that I've stayed in. If you're ever backpacking through Europe, this is one hostel you've got to hit.
Implications - The MINO Hostel single-handedly repairs all the damage to the reputation of hostels caused by Eli Roth's 2005 horror classic, 'Hostel.' Hell, the MINO Hostel looks better than my first three apartments. Put it on your Eurotrip list if you have one, it's worth it.
Each pod has its own air conditioning unit, making the MiNO Hostel nicer than some hotels that I've stayed in. If you're ever backpacking through Europe, this is one hostel you've got to hit.
Implications - The MINO Hostel single-handedly repairs all the damage to the reputation of hostels caused by Eli Roth's 2005 horror classic, 'Hostel.' Hell, the MINO Hostel looks better than my first three apartments. Put it on your Eurotrip list if you have one, it's worth it.
Trend Themes
1. Enclosed Fabric Pods - The use of fabric pods in the MiNO Hostel is a disruptive innovation opportunity for the hospitality industry to create more unique and comfortable accommodation options.
2. Personalized Air Conditioning - The individual air conditioning units in each pod at the MiNO Hostel present a disruptive innovation opportunity for the HVAC industry to develop more energy-efficient and personalized cooling solutions.
3. Revitalizing Hostel Reputation - The MiNO Hostel demonstrates a disruptive innovation opportunity for the travel and tourism industry to enhance the perception of hostels and attract a wider range of travelers with its modern and visually appealing design.
Industry Implications
1. Hospitality - The use of fabric pods in the MiNO Hostel presents a disruptive innovation opportunity for the hospitality industry to create more unique and comfortable accommodation options.
2. HVAC (heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning) - The individual air conditioning units in each pod at the MiNO Hostel present a disruptive innovation opportunity for the HVAC industry to develop more energy-efficient and personalized cooling solutions.
3. Travel and Tourism - The MiNO Hostel demonstrates a disruptive innovation opportunity for the travel and tourism industry to enhance the perception of hostels and attract a wider range of travelers with its modern and visually appealing design.
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