As the younger generation continues to improve their accommodation requirements, in order to retain customers, from clean and tidy infrastructure to hippie style decoration, a group of boutique travellers have gradually emerged.

For a long time, people have always mentioned the simple and cheap words. However, as the younger generation demands more and more accommodation conditions, the small and cheaply crowded rooms will surely embark on the roads that have been eliminated. In order to retain customers, a number of boutiques have gradually emerged from clean and tidy infrastructure. Hippie style decor, they want you to live better.

GeneratorinAmsterdam

Generator has recently evolved into a trend for the European boutique travel brand. In addition to the regular youth travel, they offer a quadruple room for 15 euros per bed per night. Special double rooms and premium suites are also available. The price is 85 euros per night. It costs EUR 100 per night and can accommodate 564 guests. In addition to working on the type of room, this brand that targets young people also emphasizes hotel design. They have added local cultural elements to the youth travel in different cities, and strive to integrate into the urban youth culture every time a new branch is opened.

In 2016, the newly opened GeneratorinAmsterdam is located near the city park Oosterpark. It was converted from an old building that was completed in 1908. It was once the faculty building of the University of Amsterdam's Health Sciences and Zoology. Designed by the Canadian design company DesignAgency, the store has expanded the top floor to create rooms with floor-to-ceiling windows, while retaining the original features and decor of the old school building, and adding more modern and more to this. An element that is loved by young people.

There is a very spacious lounge space with a large bar and lounge, event room, café and restaurant and late night bar. The building style is basically the same as the old building. The bar is still the original ladder classroom, and the beaker is hanging on the bar. The chandelier in the shape of a chemical instrument such as a measuring cup, the podium was converted into a bar, and the blackboard was filled with recipes tonight. The activity room was originally a faculty library. Now it is still full of bookshelves and desks and chairs. The tenants can chat, read and even play table tennis. The late night bar is transformed from the original boiler room. A strong retro taste.

The biggest feature here is the interesting and energetic design. The designers boldly use bright colors and diverse geometric figures. The wall, floor and furniture use a lot of contrasting stitching patterns. Full of retro style and fun, the impact of color is refreshing. The carpets and decorations are all over the Dutch tulip. It is more like painting than a street graffiti.

GeneratorinParis

Generator's youth travel in Paris and Amsterdam are a bit more daring and individual. This never-going green travel brand combines the unique style of Paris with the youth travel. The Paris store is by far the largest store in the Generator, located in the 10th arrondissement of Paris, next to the Canal Saint-Martin and the Bert Chaumont Park. In the high price environment of Paris, the GeneratorParis has a minimum of 22.5 Euros per person for 6 people, which can be considered very good. Affordable.

The design is still designed by the Canadian design company DesignAgency, who successfully transformed the office building built in the 1980s into the GeneratorParis, which now has a large social space, which can accommodate more than 900 guests. The four-story building has a well-developed infrastructure. It can be seen that the Green Brigade wants to create a comfortable atmosphere in addition to the room, in addition to the lobby, the underground bar, the restaurant with corridor, the spacious lounge area, and a roof terrace. For the little man, stand there, you can enjoy the scenery of Montmartre and the Sacred Heart.

The interior design style of the hostel is a mix of styles. You can feel the collisions of cultures from different regions. They have their own characteristics but are combined in a harmonious way. It seems to echo the diversity and infinite vitality of Paris. The designer placed a lot of old objects indoors. These vintage crafts were placed on the furniture of the famous design brands Tolix, Jielede and TomDixon. The hostel has created a series of “scene”. Each area seems to be self-contained. The design is inspired by the film in Paris. Walking in the hostel, you can walk through the streets of Paris, experience the ever-changing scenes and feel the charm of Paris. Charm.

UNPLANinTokyo

Tokyo's UNPLAN is also a boutique travel brand, which is located near the Kagurazaka Station in Shinjuku. UNPLAN's entire building consists of three floors. The first floor is divided into public spaces and accommodations. There is a bar in the public area and a small space for women's beds. The second floor accommodation is a feature of UNPLAN, which is more like an enlarged version of the capsule hotel. Each bed is more spaced and more comfortable, and the wood bed creates a warm texture.

The single bed is 1.2 meters wide and has a good view. The whole building is made of glass. The guest can open the curtains of the room to see the scenery outside the window, and it is convenient to control the entry of natural light. In such a room, each bed costs 4,500 yen per night, which is very cheap in Shinjuku, Tokyo. The capsule hotel's bathroom is divided into two types: women's and men's and women's. The women's room is located in the A and D areas of the first floor, and the mixed room for men and women is located in the B and C areas on the second floor. UNPLAN has two other room types, but it is a little expensive, with two bunk beds, a family room for 4 people, and a fully equipped double bed room for 19,800 yen per night.

It is worth mentioning that the novel design also allowed the award-winning and experienced architectural firm AidaAtelier to complete the design and to make UNPLAN win the JCD Design Award 2016 hosted by the Japanese Commercial Environmental Designers Association. Silver Award of the Year.

Editor in charge: Bi Lanfei