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Single Hotel Room is a buildable item in 2D Tower. A single room for one guest.
A Single Hotel Room provides vacancy for one hotel guest.
== Overview ==
 
* Construction cost: {{Game Money|cost=15000}}
== Operation ==
* Maintenance: {{Game Money|cost=10}} per day
Like all other hotel rooms, it must be cleaned after each visit and periodically renovated to keep it attractive for future hotel guests.
* Active power use: 2
 
* Footprint: 5 tiles × 1 floor
Hotel guests must check in at a Hotel Front Desk after reserving a room. This room has no private bathroom or other amenities. Guests staying here require access to a shared [[Washroom]].
* Category: [[:Category:Hotels|Hotels]]
 
== Strategy ==
Keep hotel rooms near the Front Desk, Housekeeping, and dependable guest transport.
 
Set a rate that matches demand and room quality.
 
Clean dirty hotel rooms in a timely manner. It will become infested with lice if left uncleaned for 3 days.
 
== Evaluation ==
== Evaluation ==


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| {{Stars|1}} || Check-out || -3 to +3 points
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| {{Stars|1}} || Washroom || -15 to +5 points
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| {{Stars|1}} || Food || -15 to +5 points
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| {{Stars|3}} || Parking || -7 to +2 points
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== Troubleshooting ==
Check the assigned front desk, cleaning route, shared washroom, food service and guest transport. See [[Hotel guide]] for capacity and attraction, and [[Troubleshooting]] for failed bookings or service trips.
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{{Navbox Rooms}}\n\n== How it works ==
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Single Hotel Rooms are five-tile guest rooms linked to the Hotel Front Desk. Their selectable nightly rates are 50, 75, 125, 150, and 175, with 125 as the default. Rooms can be reserved, occupied, dirty, cleaned, or infested; Housekeeping is essential to returning them to service.
 
== Strategy ==
Use Singles as the compact hotel option. Keep them near the Front Desk, Housekeeping, and dependable guest transport. Set a rate that matches demand and room quality—raising it can be attractive, but an inaccessible or poorly maintained room is not a good premium product.

Latest revision as of 04:44, 13 October 2026

 Single Hotel Room
Single Hotel Room
A single room for one guest.
Construction cost$30,000
Maintenance cost$20/day
Noise30 
Environment-15 
Power2 
Size5 tiles × 1 floor
CategoryHotels

A Single Hotel Room provides vacancy for one hotel guest.

Operation

Like all other hotel rooms, it must be cleaned after each visit and periodically renovated to keep it attractive for future hotel guests.

Hotel guests must check in at a Hotel Front Desk after reserving a room. This room has no private bathroom or other amenities. Guests staying here require access to a shared Washroom.

Strategy

Keep hotel rooms near the Front Desk, Housekeeping, and dependable guest transport.

Set a rate that matches demand and room quality.

Clean dirty hotel rooms in a timely manner. It will become infested with lice if left uncleaned for 3 days.

Evaluation

The following metric evaluations apply to this room:

Starts at star count Evaluation item Scoring range
Price -20 to +10 points
Commute -10 to +10 points
Noise -10 to +10 points
Environment -20 to +20 points
Cleanliness -5 to +5 points
Room Condition -10 to +10 points
Security -5 to +5 points
Check-in -3 to +3 points
Check-out -3 to +3 points
Washroom -15 to +5 points
Food -15 to +5 points
Parking -7 to +2 points

Troubleshooting

Check the assigned front desk, cleaning route, shared washroom, food service and guest transport. See Hotel guide for capacity and attraction, and Troubleshooting for failed bookings or service trips.