Modular hotels & boarding houses

Hotel construction in transition: opportunities through modular construction

The hotel industry is facing major challenges today: rising construction and energy costs, an increasing shortage of skilled labour in the construction industry and the growing demand for sustainable, flexible buildings. This is precisely where modular construction comes in - as a future-orientated answer to the demands of our time.

Modular hotels are built in the shortest possible time, as the prefabricated room modules are produced in the factory regardless of the weather and then assembled on site. This means: minimised construction times, predictable costs and a high quality of workmanship. At the same time, hoteliers benefit from the enormous flexibility of this construction method: Whether a city hotel, business accommodation or holiday resort - the modules can be individually designed, extended or adapted.

The sustainability aspect is particularly relevant here. Thanks to resource-conserving materials, high energy efficiency and the possibility of dismantling and conversion, modular hotels fulfil the current ESG and EU taxonomy requirements and actively contribute to CO₂ reduction. This results in buildings that are not only economically convincing, but also assume ecological and social responsibility.

70% shorter construction time and reliable scheduling thanks to weather-independent, serial production.

Planning and investment security thanks to a fixed price guarantee.

Clean and quiet construction sites thanks to a high degree of prefabrication.

Low life cycle costs thanks to integrated planning.

Sustainable construction through optimized use of resources.

Controlled quality through certified factory production.

High flexibility thanks to a self-supporting steel skeleton structure with non-load-bearing walls.

Appealing architecture thanks to individual cubature, floor plan, and facade design.

FAQ on modular hotels

Yes, floor plans, room sizes and furnishing standards can be flexibly adapted to the respective hotel concept.

The parallel production in the factory and the short assembly time on the construction site significantly reduce the construction time. A medium-sized hotel with 80-100 rooms can often be opened within a few months of the start of construction, significantly faster than in conventional construction.

Quiet and comfort are particularly important in hotel construction. Modules are therefore manufactured with special sound insulation systems and high-quality materials so that they meet the high requirements of the hotel industry.

Absolutely. In addition to standardised guest rooms, individual functional areas such as catering, conference rooms, fitness or spa areas can also be planned and implemented on a modular basis.

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Hotels of the future

Building a hotel using modular construction means combining the advantages of modern construction methods with the requirements of today's hotel industry. Operators and investors are under pressure: guests expect comfort and a contemporary design, while construction costs are rising and schedules are becoming increasingly tight. This is where modular hotel construction offers a solution that is both economical and sustainable.

The modules are industrially prefabricated and assembled on site in a short space of time. This significantly shortens the entire construction process and ensures that a hotel can be opened much faster than with conventional construction projects. This speed ensures an earlier market entry and therefore a faster return on investment - a decisive factor in a highly competitive market.

At the same time, the design remains completely flexible. From budget hotels to boutique hotels or resorts, room sizes, floor plans and furnishing standards can be customised. Restaurants, conference rooms and wellness areas can also be realised on a modular basis and easily expanded at a later date. For hotel brands, this means complete design freedom without compromising on quality and comfort.

Another decisive advantage is the issue of sustainability. More and more travellers are attaching importance to environmentally conscious accommodation. Modular hotels can score points with resource-saving materials, energy-efficient concepts and high CO₂ savings. They also fulfil EU taxonomy requirements and ESG criteria, which not only strengthens the image but also facilitates access to funding.

A modular hotel is therefore more than just a building: it is an investment in the future of the hotel industry. Faster to build, economical to operate, flexible to expand and sustainable in operation - modular construction offers an answer to the key challenges facing the industry and creates hotels that delight guests and convince investors.

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