1. Functionality: The hotel room layout must be functional and efficient. This includes the placement of furniture, the flow of space, and the location of amenities.
2. Comfort: The design should prioritize guest comfort, including soft lighting, comfortable furnishings, and features such as temperature control, soundproofing, and blackout curtains.
3. Aesthetics: The design must be visually appealing and cohesive, with a clear theme or style that reflects the hotel's brand and enhances the guest experience.
4. Safety: The hotel room layout must meet all safety standards, including fire codes, proper lighting, and accessibility features such as grab bars and accessible doorways.
5. Sustainability: The design should incorporate sustainable features such as energy-efficient lighting and heating/cooling systems, low-water use fixtures, and sustainable materials.
6. Technology: The layout must accommodate modern technology, including the placement of outlets and charging stations, high-speed internet access, and ample lighting for working or reading.
7. Flexibility: The design should be flexible enough to accommodate different types of guests, including families, business travelers, and those with special needs or disabilities. This includes adaptable furniture and layout options.
8. Privacy: The layout must provide sufficient privacy for guests, including soundproofing, the placement of doors and windows, and the location of amenities such as the bathroom and dressing area.
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