Will you stay in a POD? Inside the fabulous Copenhagen hotel, which offers guests L-shaped Tetris-style capsules to sleep in

If you fancy accommodation that resembles a spaceship without the inconvenience of traveling through space, then this quirky hotel is for you.

At CityHub in Copenhagen – a mix of hostel and hotel – guests sleep in L-shaped Tetris-style pods.

At first glance they look claustrophobic, but they are actually surprisingly roomy, with enough space inside for two adults and luggage.

Carina writes: “At first glance [the pods] looks claustrophobic but is actually surprisingly roomy.

The pods are L-shaped and reveal Carina Tetris-style hotel rooms

They are also warm and, despite their compact size, almost unbelievably quiet.

Inside, you’ll find a comfortable king-size bed, two shelves, charging ports, a Bluetooth speaker, plenty of standing space – and a warped mirror.

Upon arrival, guests use a self-service check-in system and receive a wristband as a key.

“Inside you get a comfortable king-size bed, two shelves, charging ports, a Bluetooth speaker, plenty of standing space – and a distorted mirror,” says Carina (pictured above).

Upon arrival, guests use a self-service check-in system and receive a wristband as a key. “Dancing LED lights greet you in the pod, as if you’re entering a disco,” explains Carina (right).

The hotel is 1.3 km from Tivoli Gardens and within walking distance of lively bars and restaurants

Dancing LED lights welcome you into the cabin as if you are entering a disco.

Travelers can treat themselves to beer and wine at the self-catering bar and then relax in the chill zone.

But solo travelers looking to meet like-minded people should be aware that there are no social activities and others keep a low profile in public areas.

With over 8,800 reviews on Booking.com and an average rating of nine out of ten, it’s easy to see why CityHub is a popular choice among travelers.

But is it worth paying £219 a night – and is there really enough room for two people?

That’s true, but for two tall people the room can seem cramped.

Travelers can treat themselves to beer and wine at the self-catering bar and then relax in the chill zone

Carina notes that social activities are “non-existent” and others isolate themselves in common areas

LEFT: The hotel’s shared bathroom. RIGHT: The hotel sauna

“With over 8,800 reviews on Booking.com and an average rating of nine out of ten, it’s easy to see why CityHub is a popular choice among travellers,” says Carina

However, CityHub is an unforgettable, quirky experience, with fantastic service from friendly staff and a convenient location just 1.3 miles from Tivoli Gardens and within walking distance of lively bars and restaurants. So all in all I would say the price represents good value for money.

For more information visit cityhub.com/copenhagen/hub.

Copenhagen is the third place where CityHub has been launched, after Amsterdam and Rotterdam.