Questions
Straight answers.
Grouped by who's asking. If your question isn't here, the contact page routes you to a real person rather than a queue.
For guests
Staying with us
A private, enclosed single-occupancy room — not a bunk and not a pod squeezed into a dorm. Each one is a sealed charcoal shell with its own light control, fresh-air supply and an acoustic separation built to a documented standard. You close a solid panel, not a curtain.
That's the whole point. Every capsule is built to an STC 42 acoustic separation, supplied with its own fresh air at 10 litres per second, and lit at a warm 2700K on a dimmer. The building is engineered for rest first and photographs second.
Both, on your terms. The Wa lounge is there when you want company; your capsule is sealed when you don't. The design lets you move between the two without ever having to perform either.
People who travel alone by choice — for work, for curiosity, for the freedom of it — and who refuse to choose between a hostel's price and a hotel's privacy. Mostly between their mid-twenties and late thirties, though the door isn't checking ID for taste.
Rotterdam opens first. Waitlist members get priority booking and a founding rate before any public date is announced — joining the list is the only way to be genuinely first.
For owners
Partnering on a building
We lease the space and operate the hospitality business inside it. You hold an improved asset with a long-term tenant; we carry the fit-out, the brand and the day-to-day operation.
We structure for the long term — leases in the ten-year range with extension options, within standard Dutch ROZ frameworks, with deviations negotiated the way professionals expect. We're building houses we intend to run for a decade, not flip in a cycle.
Central, walkable, roughly 400–1,000 m², with generous ceiling height and a services base we can build on. The full brief is on the Locations page under ‘Buildings We Seek’.
We do, to our own documented specification — acoustic, lighting, ventilation and finishes defined down to the vent. Your asset is improved to a brand standard, not a generic refurbishment.
Send the address, the floors and a rough size. We run a feasibility study and give you a straight answer on fit and timing — including an honest no if the building isn't right.
For investors
Backing the model
A Solo Hub is a fit-out inside an existing building rather than ground-up construction, and high capsule density drives revenue per available square metre. Expansion is a function of finding the right buildings, not financing a new development each time.
Because it's written down. Design, procurement and operations are documented once and reused city to city, so each opening draws on the last rather than starting over. The detail behind this is in the investor memo.
Rotterdam as the flagship, Amsterdam planned to follow, and Lisbon under exploration as the first step beyond the Netherlands — a sequenced path, not a scatter of bets.
Founders building the first houses by hand, advised by senior European lifestyle-hotel operators who have opened and run properties at scale. Hands on the product, experience on the cap table's side.
Request the investor memo. It covers unit economics, build costs, capital structure, pipeline and team. Note that the website is information only and not an offer of securities — any investment is made solely on formal documentation.