Hotel Architect Reviews

A simple game, but surprisingly addictive. There is a good sense of progression as you work your way up the star levels for your hotels. The side goals add fun cosmetic items. I would say the pacing of this game is a bit slow, but it's a good game to have running while you do something else since it doesn't require a ton of focus or brain power. This game is now fully released, but I hope there are some further updates or DLC in the future. When I think hotels, especially in America, pools come to mind and would be a fun addition. Also would like to see a Japanese hotel map where you manage a 旅館 (roukan, a traditional inn).

Super addicting management sim, even if a bit light on content right now. Fans of Two Point will love it

I spent over 6 hours playing this and it felt like 1 didn’t even notice it becoming midnight; will play more. The Sandbox is worth it for this game alone imo.

What a fun surprise this game was to play. I have thoroughly enjoyed both the campaign and sandbox modes - specially the latter! It has a lot of potential to improve to an already great gameplay. Looking forward to what the devs have in store for its future.

It would be great if there are swimming pools, two floors room, convenient store, banquet, etc. Overall, the game is really fun to play, hoping to have more contents soon. It worth the buy.

This game is ridiculously addictive. I picked it up alongside another game because it looked cute and figured I'd give it a try for an hour or so. I started playing around 11 AM. As I'm writing this review, it's 12:50 AM. Somehow I spent almost my entire Saturday playing this game without even realizing it. Honestly, I don't even regret it. The gameplay loop is incredibly fun, the mechanics feel solid, and there's always something happening. Watching the hotel slowly descend into chaos and then scrambling to get everything back under control is oddly satisfying. My favorite area was Vegas, it was definitely the most challenging part for me and kept me hooked. The only real complaint I have is with the staff shortage alerts. When the game tells you that you're low on cleaning staff or kitchen staff, I wish there was a way to quickly highlight where the problem is coming from. It can be a little hard to track down sometimes. Other than that, I'm having a blast with this game. Definitely worth it.

Honestly I like the game but my biggest issue and no idea what i'm doing wrong I'm on the 2nd campaign level trying to do the 2nd objective about sunbathers and well I built sun beds etc... but they just won't come to the hotel and no one seems to be using the sunbeds also no idea how or where I build the ice cream machine. Overall not a bad game but certain things should be more clear like what areas certain items need to be I also still can't build a bar and it was the 1st thing it told me about.

Really enjoyable game. Does fall off half way through. Needs more guest types and generally more depth to later level's challenges.

This game is my new hyperfixation... I like to think this game is similar to The Tenants! Its pretty straight forward, you build and manage a hotel! I love the building mechanism, it is on a grid so some of it will likely upset the OCD people but I love it personally! The zoning is so cool and unique! I love the way i can zone a large room with several different zones and not have to have all the walls! The events in game are so fun and exciting. The only con i saw was that I couldnt figure out how to get rid of ghosts, its not as straight forward as the rest of the game lol Overall, its 100% worth it!!!

Relaxed, laid-back game with good construction & decorating mechanics, simple instructions & controls, and understandable, achievable challenges. You can create quite the variety of hotels in various worldwide locations, each with their own unique character and challenges. Great for casual play.