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Boutique Hotel Room Design Overview

The document outlines the area programming for a boutique hotel, detailing the size and key features of various spaces on the ground and first floors. Key areas include a lobby, dining area, guest rooms, and wellness facilities, designed with luxury and accessibility in mind. The layout emphasizes a balance between public and private spaces, ensuring a comfortable experience for guests.

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Boutique Hotel Room Design Overview

The document outlines the area programming for a boutique hotel, detailing the size and key features of various spaces on the ground and first floors. Key areas include a lobby, dining area, guest rooms, and wellness facilities, designed with luxury and accessibility in mind. The layout emphasizes a balance between public and private spaces, ensuring a comfortable experience for guests.

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BOUTIQUE HOTEL ROOMS

Area Programming

Ground Floor Programming:


Area Size per Unit (sqm)

Lobby/Reception 180 sq.m

Dining Area 220 sq.m

Lounge 130 sq.m

Retail Shop 60 sq.m

Public Restrooms 35 sq.m

Back-of-House 180 sq.m

Circulation/Spaces 124 sqm

Total Area 929.03 sq.m

 Entrance & Lobby (150-200 sq.m)


Key Features:
 Reception desk, concierge, and waiting areas with custom furniture and
artwork.
 Comfortable lounge seating, accent lighting, and a feature wall or display.
 Design elements that reflect the hotel's identity (local or unique materials,
statement art pieces).
 Dining & Restaurant (200-250 sq.m)
Key Features:
 Stylish dining area with both casual and fine dining seating.
 Separate lounge space for drinks and light bites.
 Modern finishes with flexible seating arrangements to cater to different group
sizes.
 Lounge & Social Spaces (100-150 sq.m)
Key Features:
 A cozy area for guests to relax, read, or socialize.
 Comfortable armchairs, sofas, and coffee tables.
 Soft, mood lighting and natural elements (plants, sculptures).

 Boutique Retail / Shop (50-70 sq.m)


Key Features:
 A small curated retail space offering local arts, crafts, and hotel-branded
items.
 Items that complement the overall theme or design concept of the hotel.

 Public Restrooms (30-40 sq.m)


Key Features:
 Well-designed, easily accessible for guests.
 Use of high-end finishes and clean, modern aesthetics.

 Back-of-House (BOH) / Administrative Areas (150-200 sq.m)


Key Features:
 Hotel staff rooms, storage spaces, and laundry areas.
 Access to kitchen, and supply areas.

First Floor Programming:


Area Size per Unit (sqm)

Guest Rooms (12 rooms @ 60 sq.m each): 720 sq.m

Lounge/Library 50 sq.m

Wellness/Spa 50 sq.m

Service Area 30 sq.m

Circulation/Spaces 80 sq.m

Total Area 929.03 sq.m

 Guest Rooms (500-550 sq.m)


Total Number of Rooms: Approx. 10-12 boutique rooms, each ranging
between 40-50 sq.m.

Room Features:
 Designed with personalized, luxury aesthetics in mind: stylish furniture,
custom-designed beds, and modern technology (smart TVs, lighting).
 En-suite bathrooms with high-end fixtures, rain showers, and premium
toiletries.
 Some rooms may feature additional features such as balconies or small
seating areas.

 Lounge / Small Library (40-60 sq.m)

Key Features:
 Quiet area for guests to read, relax, or enjoy light refreshments.
 Comfortable seating, shelves with books and local guides.

 Wellness or Spa Area (40-60 sq.m)

Key Features:
 Small massage or spa treatment rooms.
 Relaxation area with water features and soft lighting.
 Wellness equipment for stretching or yoga if the space allows.

 Service / Maintenance Area (30-40 sq.m)

Key Features:
 Small space for cleaning supplies, linens, and maintenance tools. Located
discreetly to avoid disrupting guest experiences.

Circulation & Flow Considerations:

Guest Rooms Layout: Rooms should be accessed from a central corridor, avoiding
long, dark hallways. Consider providing natural light where possible.

Public Areas & Private Spaces: Balance public-facing spaces (e.g., restaurant,
lounge) on the ground floor with guest rooms and quieter zones on the first floor.

Service & Maintenance: Keep back-of-house functions discreet but easily accessible
from all areas, ensuring minimal disruption to guests.

Accessibility: Ensure compliance with accessibility standards for guests with


disabilities, including wider corridors, wheelchair access, and accessible restrooms.

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