The hotel's unique approach to hospitality is evident from the moment of your arrival.

There is no traditional reception, but you have to use check-in machines to receive your multifunctional wristband that will open the door to your room.

The Hangout is CityHub's official meet-and-greet chill zone. It's where you can have a drink, prepare your daily activities in the morning, or have a friendly chat with a random dude from Australia.

One of the cool features of the digital wristband is that you get to be your own bartender. How? You just swipe to pay and fill your mug with fresh draught beer.

The self-service bar has bottled drinks in its fridges, so you don't have to walk to the closest shop to get one.

CityHub welcomes digital nomads with a dedicated space to work with high-speed Internet and plenty of electric outlets (because we need them!).

Although CityHub is techy and likes to automate things that hotels usually don't, there are some exceptions. One is the CityHost service.

One of the perks of staying at a hostel or Airbnb is to talk with your hosts, who will provide you with insider tips.

So, the concept of CityHost is that they employ someone local who is always available in the lounge to advise on where to go and what to see.

The CityHost will also solve any of your problems related to your accommodation during your stay. Pretty clever!

There are many spots to chill at the hotel, but the quirkiest one is the Time Out Space. It's a circular space enclosed by curtains with a huge comfy sofa.

Basically, an introvert's paradise!

The bathrooms are packed with towels - so you don't have to awkwardly beg for one if you forget to bring your own.

There are no en-suite rooms, so the showers are shared between all guests.

The Hubs are the room quarters where the double-decker mini rooms are located.

Luckily, you don't have to be worried about snoring neighbors or loud Netflixing. The capsules are cleverly soundproofed - something that even most hotels with proper walls don't care about.

CityHub's unique, technology-focused lodging experience is apparent in the rooms too.

You can change the lighting inside your room depending on your mood.

All you have to do is download the hotel's app, and you can control the lights and connect to the built-in Bluetooth speakers.

The inside of the room is tight but cozy. Depending on your preference, you can choose the top or the bottom capsule.

You won't be able to stand on your bed, but unlike some sketchy hostel bunk beds, you can sit up comfortably.

Last but not least, CityHub has a mini spa, just like the traditional Japanese capsule hotels.

So, you can have the same luxury of using a Finnish sauna as if you stayed at a pricey hotel.