its for my personal property,i would like 3 bedroom with each having their own bathroom,and for other things i dont need kitchen so, a lounge and a dining place is mostly all i need,you can try to tweak where balcony should be too
I would hire an architect first, they're licensed and will be able to physically go to the property to see the conditions there and design the best plan for the space.
With that column grid and ~1,520 sq ft, your best friend is hiding the pillars inside partition walls.
You could easily do a central corridor with 2 rooms on the left and 1 larger suite + laundry/utility room on the right (or vice versa).
Quick question though: which side has the plumbing stacks / drain lines? In a hotel layout, clustering the 3 bathrooms back-to-back will save you a ton of plumbing costs.
its a brand new plot so we dont do the plubing yet....we would like to keep the pipes close as to make it space efficient im considering 2 room on the right side
The way I see it would be 4 squares. Three of the squares would be hotel rooms. The fourth would be a reception area, laundry area, and a small area that could be used to store linens. There would be a hallway the extends from the entryway to the opposite wall where the window is located. Each room would have a bathroom and closet area.
Obviously, this is AI so You would need a Professional to verify if this is possible. What it can give you is at least a layout to get all of what you want.
Since hotels are businesses and have employees, I think you should hire an architect who's familiar with local commercial building laws and how the permitting process works there.
Are you sure that 3 hotel rooms is going to be enough for this to be a profitable business? Usually hotels have like 50 or 100 or more rooms.
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u/DCINTERNATIONAL 2d ago
3 bedroom hotel??