Hostel Cubed
@hostel3.com
Since 1989, over 25,000 affordable Transient Accommodation units (hotel rooms) have been lost along the California coastline. Average daily room rates in the Coastal Zone have averaged higher than inflation and more than other California regions for decades, and that is largely due to affordable accommodations being converted to luxury hotels. For decades, the Coastal Commission has been collecting Fees "In Lieu" of requiring developers to provide actual affordable accommodations to offset these losses, but it has been so infeasible to develop traditional hotels at an affordable price point, that the in lieu fees required to be paid by developers recently increased to $100,000 per room, and even that has not been a big enough subsidy to catalyze additional affordable accommodation development. Part of the Coastal Commission's mission is accessibility, and the lack of affordable units has made the coastline inaccessible to many Californians. We dream of a future where the California coastal trail is complete, and there are supportive affordable accommodations along the entire trail to make the entire coastline accessible to everyone. And we are working with the CA State Parks, CA Coastal Conservancy, CA Coastal Commission, and other regional agencies and interested private parties to make this vision reality.
Hostel Cubed's Company Logos
Hostel Cubed's Brand Colors
Hex Code
Color name
RGB
HSL
CMYK
#8E4020
Cumin
142, 64, 32
17, 63, 34
0, 55, 77, 44
#FFE1CC
Tuft Bush
255, 225, 204
25, 100, 90
0, 12, 20, 0
#2B5672
San Juan
43, 86, 114
204, 45, 31
62, 25, 0, 55
About Hostel Cubed
Hostel Cubed, since 1989, has been addressing the problem of the decline in affordable accommodation units along the California coastline. With over 25,000 lost hotel rooms, they aim to make the beautiful coastline accessible to all Californians. Their solution lies in their innovative and transportable modular accommodation system, which is patent pending.
These units can scale up or down according to demand and can be easily transported using standard trucks legally on California highways. Ranging in size from small Japanese Capsule hotels to larger units for families, Hostel Cubed offers flexible options for different needs. These units are not only cost-effective but also sustainable, consuming less energy to heat, cool, clean, and operate.
They can be installed on municipal utilities or off-grid, allowing for rapid deployment in areas lacking utilities. Designed for efficient operation in rugged environments with minimal labor, these units are made to be profitable even at affordable prices. Experience the beauty of the California coastal trail with Hostel Cubed's supportive and accessible affordable accommodations
Company type
Privately Held
Year founded
2022
Company size
2-10 employees
