Bookworms, this is the hostel for you! Book and Bed Tokyo is basically a cute bookstore with an interesting design where you can spend the night. For all those who love to read and travel, there is no better place to stay in the world. And although it seems to be something from the fantasy world, Book and Bed Tokyo is somehow real and a great alternative to the classic range of hostels. It is located in the Japanese capital (Ikebukuro area) and will open its doors on November 5, 2015.
Book and Bed Tokyo it's dreamy a hostel for bookworms, because there are tons of books in it like in bookstores. There are some on his bookshelves right now 1700, and the owners want to increase the collection to in the future 3000 books. And if that's not enough for you, it's also available in the hostel free Wi-Fi. In addition to sofas where you can read literature in peace, there are also bookshelves next to them "sleeping shelves". There are a dozen single sleeper cabins available in two sizes. The standard measures 205 x 85 centimeters, and the slightly larger one measures 205 x 129 centimeters. In addition to these, it is available 18 capsules, which are similar to those you'll find in capsule hotels, which are a real hit in Japan.
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![Hostel Book and Bed Tokyo is an eldorado for travelers and book lovers.](https://e7852c3a.rocketcdn.me/wp-content/uploads/2015/10/library-hotel-book-bed-tokyo-7-660x440.jpg)
Hostel Book and Bed Tokyo hopes to attract foreign guests as well, so among the reading material we also find literature in English. If you're one of those people who fall asleep with a book in hand or like to read before bed, we don't know of a place to stay that suits you better (except in the comfort of your own home, of course). No books for sale, overnight stay in the hostel they designed Makoto Tanijiri and Ai Yoshida from the design studio Suppose Design Office, and it will cost you between 30 and 45 euros, depending on the size of the accommodation.
More information:
bookandbedtokyo.com