Hotel Owner Simulator

All the music in the game is very cute, and my favorite is the music on the main interface. It's very joyful, and listening to it makes me feel happy and relaxed. The optimization of the game interface is done very well. I took screenshots of each scene and shared them with my friend. My friend said that the light and shadow in this game are very beautiful. The material of the furniture is treated very cleanly, but I don't understand why, for example, retro bathtubs look a bit dirty. Maybe I really only like modernization. The game controls are very simple and easy to complete. However, I do not recommend hiring a receptionist, and until the end of the game, I still received guests myself. As for the mini plot at the beginning, some people say it's not good, but I think it's a very interesting starting point that surprises me. The construction mode is very flexible, but unfortunately I am not good at building outdoor scenes. Until the end of the game, I still used pre-set rough houses for finely decorated rooms, but I really like it and took some pictures as souvenirs. I have stayed at the most expensive hotel before, which may only be equivalent to the scene on the second map of this game, so the scenes on the third and fourth maps really gave me a special experience. I like the feeling of experiencing reality in simulation games. This game is no longer updated (perhaps?) and probably not perfect, but I love the feeling it gives me, so I would recommend it to anyone who loves simulation games. On the other hand, it seems that there are too few players in this game... At first, I didn't know how to handle the arrival of new beds. I asked questions in the discussion forum and Discord, but no one answered me. Then I figured out on my own that I needed to put the boxes on the shelves in the warehouse, and the matter was resolved. I still recommend you to play this game. It's very easy, really :)

i feel like this game has been abandoned. the last update, fix and new content are ages ago. the first 1-2 hours it is entertaining but it gets boring very fast because everything is just so... buggy and limited and low quality.

no updates for a long time, seems like a cash grab with a hollow shell of a game.

AVOID THIS GAME! Ive been playing a little while now. moved to 2nd hotel. installed basic rooms moved to trying to install better room Room Fails to install but takes money, MANY times installing a 7k room, to then have the room reset back to a blank room but takes 7k off me. mint... i then wait again thinking it was a fault, same again expecting different results. this game is flawed at great lengths. if i could refund i would.

i got all the achievements and it was fun until everything got automated and you end up doing nothing

The game is easy to use. I like that there is a tier system. The game has a variety of furniture, and more importantly, there are several color changes available, and a variety of floors and walls, but... The things I don't like: wasted money on existing templates that did not work on the second floor of my second hotel or the final hotel. Sometimes, I could use my own template, but not always and could never use the pre-existing templates. In order to construct new rooms, I had to build on the one I already made, which was ok. I wanted to see other player creations to get some ideas. The game kept crashing when I tried building from scratch. Multiple crashes when I attempted to change the existing decor of the second and third hotels. There were also many crashes if I spent too much time building over playing. The final hotel is really huge. There should be more rooms in a hotel this big. Where are the people? They all got mad walks...LOL Curtain placement is not easy, The game needs something, as most of them do. Overall, this is a decent game, and it wasn't costly. I have had fun and many playtime hours.

Me encantaba al principio pero luego el desarrollo del juego y el subir de niveles de hoteles es muy lento y repetitivo todo. Bastante aburrido... Esta bien el juego para 5 euros, es bastante básico. Típico juego que a los 3 días te aburre y no juegas nunca mas.

I like this game and i want to give it 5 stars but no, i don't want to do this because in free mode is a garbage. 5 times i try to build a room and every time the game crashed after i put some walls and floor.

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Hotel Owner Simulator is a business and life-simulation title that aims to capture the full scope of what it means to run a hotel from the ground up, blending creative freedom with hands-on operational management. Developed by Valmere Games and published by PlayWay S.A., the game positions the player not as a distant executive, but as an actively involved owner who must juggle design decisions, financial planning, guest satisfaction, and day-to-day maintenance. From the outset, the experience emphasizes gradual growth, starting with a small, underwhelming property that slowly transforms through careful investment and smart decision-making. One of the game’s strongest aspects is its approach to hotel design and customization. Rather than relying on rigid room templates, players are given tools to shape interiors with a surprising level of flexibility. Walls can be adjusted, rooms resized, and furniture placed individually, allowing each hotel to feel personal and tailored rather than generic. Decorative choices are not merely cosmetic; they influence guest impressions and satisfaction, encouraging thoughtful layouts and coherent aesthetics. This focus on customization gives the simulation a creative edge, making the act of designing rooms feel just as important as managing finances. The management side of the experience is grounded in practical concerns that mirror real-world hospitality challenges. Pricing rooms, responding to guest expectations, and maintaining cleanliness are central to success. Guests react to factors such as room quality, amenities, and overall comfort, and poor upkeep quickly leads to negative reviews and declining income. Tasks like cleaning rooms, changing linens, and managing waste are integrated into the gameplay loop, reinforcing the idea that hotel ownership involves constant attention to detail. While these chores can become repetitive over time, they also contribute to the game’s sense of realism and responsibility. As profits begin to accumulate, the game opens up broader strategic choices. Earnings can be reinvested into better furnishings, expanded facilities, or additional properties, allowing players to scale their operations and experiment with different hotel styles. Growth is not automatic or effortless; each upgrade carries financial risk, and mismanagement can stall progress or even push the business into decline. This creates a steady tension between ambition and caution, encouraging players to plan carefully rather than rushing expansion. The pacing of Hotel Owner Simulator is deliberately measured, favoring long-term planning over immediate rewards. This slow burn aligns well with the management simulation genre, but it also means the experience may feel demanding for players who prefer faster feedback loops. Progress is incremental, and success often comes from refining systems rather than unlocking dramatic new mechanics. For fans of methodical simulators, this pacing reinforces immersion, while others may find it tests their patience during longer sessions. Visually, the game opts for a clean, functional presentation that prioritizes clarity over spectacle. Environments are easy to read, which is important when managing multiple rooms and systems simultaneously. The interface is generally intuitive, though it can feel dense at first due to the number of mechanics introduced early on. Audio design remains understated, providing ambient background sounds that support immersion without drawing attention away from management tasks. Despite its depth, the game is not without rough edges. Some systems feel underdeveloped, and occasional bugs or interface quirks can disrupt the flow of play. Certain mechanics, particularly early on, could benefit from clearer tutorials or guidance, as new players may feel overwhelmed by the number of responsibilities placed on them. Repetition can also set in once the core loop is fully understood, especially for those who focus heavily on manual tasks rather than automation and expansion. Overall, Hotel Owner Simulator delivers a detailed and grounded take on hospitality management that rewards patience, creativity, and careful planning. Its emphasis on hands-on involvement and customization gives it a strong identity within the simulation genre, even if some elements lack polish. For players who enjoy building businesses piece by piece and appreciate simulations that reflect the realities of ownership rather than idealized success, it offers a substantial and engaging experience with plenty of room to grow. Rating: 6/10