Hotels, Motels and Resorts
Accommodation projects cover hotels, motels and resorts, from boutique hotels to complexes with separate guest buildings.Can't find it? Describe what you need and matching suppliers will come to you.
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Planning hotels, motels and resorts in New Zealand starts with a clear relationship between guest accommodation and the spaces needed to operate it. Room numbers influence circulation, but housekeeping also needs routes that work during occupied hours. The voco Auckland City Centre and Holiday Inn Express Auckland City Centre project by Schindler Lifts NZ provides a reference for considering lifts within a city hotel brief. Guest and staff movement between floors should be established before committing to a layout.
Hotels, Motels and Resorts
Interior decisions deserve the same attention as the building plan. The Hotel Grand Windsor, Auckland by James Dunlop Textiles is a relevant reference for a fit-out brief that considers textiles alongside other room finishes. Proposed materials should be assessed against cleaning requirements and the frequency of replacement, rather than appearance alone. Guest rooms and shared spaces may need different specifications; suitability should be confirmed with the designer and product supplier before carrying a finish throughout the building.
How should I compare projects with different guest capacities?
A comparison should consider the relationship between guest rooms and shared facilities, rather than floor area alone. Proposed occupancy should be checked against reception space and lift demand.
Which interior details need attention in an accommodation fit-out?
Junctions between finishes and access to fittings for maintenance need close attention. Product specifications should address cleaning and wear in the intended location.
When should service routes be resolved?
Housekeeping and deliveries should be mapped before fixing room layouts. These routes should be separate from guest circulation where practical; shared areas should be reviewed with the operator.