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All Room Requirements in Hotel Architect

Hotel Architect official Steam screenshot showing a polished hotel floor with upgraded rooms and guest-facing areas.
Requirement pages work best when you can compare the checklist to a real room layout at a glance.

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Use the official Steam listing for the store page and screenshots, then return here when you need the practical requirement table.

Hotel Architect official Steam screenshot used to explain how room requirements stack together in a polished hotel layout.123

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How to use the checklist without rebuilding blindly

  1. Start with the hard gate. Size, star level, and room value decide whether the guest type is even on the table.
  2. Then check the structural details. Ensuite access, windows, and item tier are the misses that often make a room look finished when it is not.
  3. Finish with the external requirement. Business and Sunbather demand often fail because the supporting zone is missing, not because the room is wrong.

Strategy takeaway: requirement pages save the most time when you use them as a diagnosis order, not just a fact table.

This is the quickest way to check whether a bedroom can support the guest type you want.

Guest TypeStar RatingMinimum Room SizeRoom ValueEnsuite BathroomExterior WindowBed / Item Tier NotesExtra Need
BackpackerNone4N/ANoNoBasic bed, wardrobe, and case stand baselineNone
Sporty28$7,500+YesNoBasic bedroom and bathroom setupNone
Sunbather312$12,500+YesYesBasic bedroom and bathroom setupTanning
Business312$12,500+YesNoBasic bedroom and bathroom setup plus body washConference room
Brat415$21,500+YesYesPremium bed, wardrobe, case stand, toilet, basin, and body washNone
Upper Crust530$50,000+YesYesLuxurious versions of core bedroom and bathroom itemsNone

If a room is not attracting the guest you expected, do not guess. Work down the list in this order:

  1. Star rating
  2. Room size
  3. Room value
  4. Ensuite requirement
  5. Window requirement
  6. Item tier
  7. Extra zone or amenity requirement

Most failed room setups miss one of those seven.

Forgetting the extra attraction requirement

Section titled “Forgetting the extra attraction requirement”

Sunbathers and Business guests are easy to partially build for and still miss. The bedroom may be fine, but the supporting zone is not there yet.

Brat and Upper Crust rooms need more than space. If the item tier is still mid-level, the room stalls before it reaches the guest tier you had in mind.

Some players get everything else right and still forget the exterior window requirement. That is a brutal one to miss because the room can look finished while still failing the check.

What is the easiest room requirement to miss?

Section titled “What is the easiest room requirement to miss?”

The easiest misses are usually the ones outside the room itself: window access, ensuite setup, or the supporting amenity tied to a guest type like Business or Sunbather.

Why does a room still fail after I made it bigger?

Section titled “Why does a room still fail after I made it bigger?”

Because size is only one gate. If room value, item tier, or the extra supporting requirement is still behind, the room can stay stuck even after the footprint grows.