Hotel Royal - Townhouse

We are commissioned by the client to develop a concept for rooms designed for long-term stays, conceived as true living spaces, complete with all the necessary comforts. These aspects needed to be reflected in the design, both aesthetically—by incorporating warm, home-like elements—and functionally, each solution was meant to bring to life a multifunctional space and to be multifunctional itself. Additionally, the project had to align in terms of design, materials, and atmosphere with the other areas of the hotel. We began by understanding the needs of long-stay guests, with the goal of designing a space where cooking, sleeping, working or studying, relaxing, and engaging in self-care and fitness would all seamlessly coexist. We developed and presented three different concepts to the client. Once a concept was selected, we refined every aspect of the proposed solutions and design elements to ensure the rooms were perfectly suited for long-stay accommodations.

To accommodate long-term stays, the room has been thoughtfully designed with a focus on spatial efficiency, offering a complete, functional, and comfortable living experience—without compromise. Long-stays require much more than just a bed and a wardrobe: they call for flexible spaces that support a range of daily activities, from working and studying to cooking and relaxing—just like at home. That’s why each element has been conceived with a multifunctional and integrated approach. The furnishings are compact yet highly versatile, designed to serve multiple purposes. A clear example is the dining unit with a pull-out table, which can be used for dining, working, or studying, and easily tucked away to maximize space. Sliding walls between the living and sleeping areas allow guests to reconfigure the space based on their needs—offering privacy and separation when desired, or openness and continuity for a more spacious feel.