Minimalist Hotels, India’s leading Poshtel brand, has announced the launch of its new coworking spaces, blending cafe environments with workspaces to provide a seamless experience for remote workers and entrepreneurs. Available at its locations in Goa, Delhi, and Varanasi, this innovative hybrid hospitality model caters to digital nomads, offering a balance between leisure and productivity.
The coworking spaces at Minimalist Hotels feature designated areas within the cafés, accommodating up to 30 individuals in a relaxed, open setting. These spaces are designed to foster creativity, focus, and collaboration, providing an ideal environment for work. Whether it’s for video calls, casual networking, or solo work sessions, Minimalist Hotels offers flexible spaces to meet diverse work needs.
Gautam Munjal, Founder of Minimalist Hotels, expressed excitement about the launch. “Minimalist Hotels is a hybrid hotel brand designed with the modern remote worker in mind. We’re blending hospitality and workspace environments because we understand that work-life balance is more fluid today. Our goal is to create an experience where travelers feel at home while having the facilities to stay productive—’Home is where the Wi-Fi is,’ as we like to say. We aim to provide a seamless transition between leisure and work.”
The hybrid coworking concept is inclusive, welcoming not only hotel guests but also locals and travelers in need of a flexible workspace. The coworking areas are accessible without prior reservations or memberships, making them a hassle-free option for those seeking a productive environment amid the vibrant landscapes of Goa, Delhi, and Varanasi.
For regular users, Minimalist Hotels offers a monthly membership for Rs. 20,000, which provides access to coworking spaces across all three cities. Half of the membership fee, Rs. 10,000, is credited towards food and beverage purchases at the café. Members also receive a 20% discount on hotel stays and complimentary high-speed Wi-Fi. For those preferring a shorter commitment, a Daily Pass is available for Rs. 1,000, with Rs. 500 credited towards F&B, and internet access included.
