Company builds $2 per night hotel in India
A London based company which provides housing solutions for underprivileged people, is building a pilot 'super-budget hotel' in India’s Maharashtra state.
The firm is aiming to offer housing starting from just 2 USD per night and to use technology to provide residents with the services they need.
The 60-room hotel will offer rooms with LED lighting, a 100 square feet dining area, 2 sofa beds, a small kitchen setup with a sink, and a bathroom.
Electricity, water and gas will be charged on a consumption basis, which is expected to discourage wastage.
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