THESIS REPORT 2023

5 STAR HOTEL

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 5-STAR HOTEL

CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION

INTRODUCTION:-

Designing a five-star hotel is a complex process that requires a high level of attention to detail. The
design must be aesthetically pleasing while also providing a high level of comfort and convenience for
guests. The design must also be functional and provide adequate space for all the amenities that a five-star
hotel would offer, such as restaurants, bars, spa, gym, and more. The design must also be mindful of how
the space will be used, taking into consideration the flow of traffic and the need for private areas. Finally,
the design must also be conscious of the environment, using sustainable materials and energy efficient
systems.

PROJECT DISCRIPTION :-

This project is proposed in JODHPUR,

A 5-star hotel is a luxury hotel that provides a range of exclusive amenities and services its guests. These
services include luxurious accommodations, gourmet cuisine, attentive staff, and a range of recreational
activities. A 5-star hotel is typically found in major cities and popular tourist destinations. As such, the
design of a 5-star hotel typically follows a certain pattern, focusing on elegant decor, modern amenities,
and a welcoming atmosphere. When designing a 5-star hotel, designers should focus on creating a
luxurious and comfortable environment that reflects the overall brand and style of the hotel. This includes
selecting high-end materials, such as marble, granite, and wood, to create a sophisticated look. Furniture
should be comfortable and stylish, with modern designs and luxurious fabrics. Lighting should be
ambient and well-balanced, while artwork should be tasteful and in line with the hotel's overall aesthetic.
The design of a 5-star hotel should also focus on providing guests with a variety of amenities and
services. This includes well-equipped fitness centers, spa facilities, and swimming pools. Additionally,
meeting and event spaces should be available for business travelers, and a range of dining options should
be available for guests. Finally, a 5-star hotel should provide guests

Intent of choosing the topic :-

The intent of choosing a 5-star hotel to design is to create a luxurious and exclusive experience for guests
that exceeds the expectations of a hotel. The design should reflect the highest level of quality, including
the use of the finest materials, the latest technology, and the most innovative design. The design should
also provide a sense of comfort and relaxation, while providing an atmosphere of sophistication and
luxury.

Aim & Objective

Aim:-
The aim of designing a 5-star hotel is to create an unforgettable experience for guests, with luxurious
amenities and services that exceed their expectations. This includes providing a comfortable and stylish
environment, high-quality food and beverage offerings, professional and attentive staff, and state-of-the-
art technology. Additionally, the design should incorporate elements that reflect the local culture, while
meeting the highest standards of safety and security.
OBJECTIVE:-

The objective of designing a 5-star hotel is to create a luxurious, luxurious, and enjoyable experience for
guests by providing quality services, amenities, and facilities. The hotel should offer a wide range of
facilities and services to meet the needs of different kinds of guests. The hotel should also have a strong
emphasis on customer service and hospitality, so that guests feel welcome and comfortable during their
stay. Additionally, the hotel should strive to create an aesthetically pleasing environment to create an
inviting and enjoyable atmosphere for guests.

NEED:-

Designing a 5-star hotel requires a great deal of planning and attention to detail. The design should reflect
the hotel's brand, create a memorable experience for guests, and be functional and comfortable. A 5-star
hotel design should include the following elements:

Luxury amenities: A 5-star hotel should offer top-of-the-line amenities, such as an on-site spa, fitness
center, and business center.

Modern yet comfortable design: Sleek, modern lines and color schemes should be used to create an air of
sophistication and luxury, while comfortable, inviting furniture should be used to create a relaxing
atmosphere.

On-site dining: A 5-star hotel should offer an array of dining options, from fine dining to casual eateries.

High-tech features: 5-star hotels should offer high-tech features, such as WiFi, smart TVs, and mobile-
friendly services.

Attention to detail: Every element of the hotel should be carefully considered, from the artwork on the
walls to the layout of the lobby.

Flexible spaces: The design should accommodate a variety of events and activities, from conferences to
weddings.

SCOPE AND LIMITATIONS ;-

Scope - The scope of designing a 5-star hotel typically involves the following elements:

Architecture: The design of the hotel should be aesthetically pleasing and well-suited to the locale in
which it is situated. Attention should be paid to the overall structure, layout, and style.

Interior Design: The interior of the hotel should be designed with comfort and luxury in mind. This
includes the selection of materials, furniture, fixtures, and décor.

Amenities: The amenities available in the hotel should be of the highest quality, with attention to detail
and convenience. These may include a spa, fitness center, swimming pool, restaurants, bars, etc.

Technology: The hotel should make use of the latest technology in order to provide guests with a unique
and memorable experience. This can include interactive entertainment systems, electronic key card
access, automated check-in/check-out systems, and more.

Safety and Security: The safety and security of the hotel should be considered when designing the
building and its facilities. This includes the installation of appropriate fire safety equipment and security
systems.

Limitation:-

Budget: One of the main limitations when designing a 5-star hotel is budget. A 5-star hotel is expensive to
build and operate, and the budget must be sufficient to cover the costs of materials, labor, permits, etc.
Size and Location:
The size and location of a 5-star hotel are important considerations when designing it. The hotel must be
large enough to accommodate guests and staff while still remaining within the budget. Additionally, the
hotel must be in an area that is attractive and convenient for guests.

Amenities:
When designing a 5-star hotel, it is important to consider the amenities that guests will expect. These may
include a fitness center, spa, restaurants, and other features that guests may expect.

Accessibility:
When designing a 5-star hotel, the accessibility of the hotel must also be considered. The hotel must be
accessible to guests with disabilities, as well as provide other accessibility features such as wheelchair
ramps, elevators, and other accommodations.

Safety:
Safety is also an important consideration when designing a 5-star hotel. The hotel must be designed to
ensure the safety of guests and staff, with appropriate security systems and measures in place.

Methodology:-

 Finalization of the topic

 Literature review
 Case studies
 Analysis of the data collected
 Design brief
 Site analysis
 Design concept
 Planning
 Final design with renders.

SITE LOCATION :-

Site Location: 15 kms away from Railway station,

17kms from nearest Jodhpur Airport and 11 kms from State road transport bus station.

Location: The Project Site forms part of 38.5 Bigha ( Plot A+B) land owned by JDA and is strategically
located adjacent to New upcoming High Court in Vivek Vihar Yojana, in Jodhpur.
CHAPTER 2: BACKGROUND OF TYPOLOGY

EARLY HISTORY OF JODHPUR :-

Jodhpur history revolves around the Rathore Clan. Rao Jodha, the chief of the Rathore
clan, is credited with the origin of Jodhpur in India. He founded Jodhpur in 1459. The
city is named after him only. It was previously known as Marwar.
The Rathores were driven out of their original homeland, Kaunaj, by Afghans. They fled to Pali, near to
the present day Jodhpur. Rathore Siahaji married the sister of a local prince. This helped the Rathores to
establish and strengthen themselves in this region. In some time they ousted the Pratiharas of Mandore,
just 9 km from Jodhpur. Initially, Mandore served as their capital, but, by 1459, Rathores felt a need for a
secure capital. This leads to the formation of Jodhpur, the Sun City, by Rao Jodha.

During the British Raj, the state of Jodhpur was the largest in Rajputana, by land area. Jodhpur prospered
under the British Raj. Its merchants, the Marwaris, flourished endlessly. They came to occupy a dominant
position in trade throughout India. In 1947 India became independent and the state merged into the union
of India. Jodhpur became the second city of Rajasthan.

Eventually, the clan ousted the Pratiharas, who were the rulers of Mandore, an important settlement just a
short distance away. They established their capital at Mandore for a time, but as needs for a more secure
location arose, the site of Jodhpur - or the 'Sun City' - was chosen by Rao Jodha.

With the exception of Aurangzeb, the Rathores maintained good relations with the Mughals: in fact,
Maharaja Jaswant Singh supported Shahjahan when he struggled for succession to the throne. After the
death of Aurangzeb, Maharaja Ajit Singh forced the Mughals from Ajmer, and annexed the land to
Marwar (as Jodhpur was known at that time). During the reign of Maharaja Umed Singh, Jodhpur
prospered, developing into a modern city.

Jodhpur was the largest state in Rajputana in terms of land area at the time of the British Raj, and it
continued to prosper, as did the Marwaris, who were the merchants of that time. When India achieved
independence in 1947, the state joined the union of India, and became part of the largest state of
Rajasthan, with Jodhpur being its second-largest city.

NEED OF THE ACTIVITY :-

Hotels are definitely one of the fastest-growing sectors in the tourism sector and it is truly justified as
accommodation is the key part in the development of any country or region's tourism. Tourism and Hotel
Industry always go hand in hand and the presence of enough hotels also adds value and quite a lot of
factors and punches it within the region's economy. The Existence of a Hotel isn't enough to single-
handedly boost a region's tourism but they also give out a symptom of health tourism.

THERE SOME IMPORTANT ASPECTS OF THE HOTEL INDUSTRY ARE AS :-

 It generates Income
 It generates employment
  It is a source of foreign exchange earnings
 Developing Infrastructure
 It promotes peace & stability
 Increases government revenue
 It improves the quality of life of locals
 It provides recreational facilities

ARCHITECTURAL IMPLCIATIONS :-

 MATERIALS
 DESIGNING FACADES
 HIGH-END FACILITIES WITH SERVICING
 HIGH QUALITY AMBIENCE
 ATMOSPHERE CREATED WITHIN SPACES

SOCIAL ASPECT :-

It lifts and drives straightforwardly the development business. Also, in the event that we delve into
subtleties of the relative multitude of items or things that are utilized in inns, cafés, and so on and make a
complete rundown then there would be many little medium and large enterprises or areas which
straightforwardly or by implication advantage from this industry.

The main social trends affecting luxury hotels include the use of fast communication methods like the
internet. This affects marketing and booking activities. Aging populations, emigrant homecomings,
environmental concerns, cultural diversity preference and emerging markets are also shaping the luxury
hotel industry. These facilities must alter their services in order to meet the needs of their customers and
to gain a competitive edge.
CHAPTER -3 STANDARDS & NORMS

Full-time operation 7 days a week in season. The establishment has all necessary
 trading licenses Establishment has public liability insurance.
 24-hour lift service for buildings higher than ground plus two floors.
 All floor surfaces are clean and in good repair
3.1.2 Guest rooms Min. 10 let-able rooms, all rooms with outside windows/ventilation.
 Min. size of bedroom excluding bathroom - 200 sqft

 Air conditioning -100% (both heating and cooling)

 Suites are necessary

 All bathrooms are to be attached to the bedroom.

 Min. size of bathroom-45 sqft

 The bath mat should be there.

 A clothes hook in each bathroom

 Floors and walls of the bathroom to have non-porous surfaces.

 Hot and cold water should be available 24 hours.

 Separate shower cabin

 Bathtubs could be incorporated.

 Water saving taps and showers.

 Energy saving lighting

 Hairdryers

 Minibar/fridge

 Shelves/ drawer space

3.1.3 Public areas Lounge or seating area in the lobby.

 Reception facility

 Heating and cooling in public areas.

 Availability of room, F&B, and another tariff. Public restrooms equipped with all necessary
toiletries.
  One multi-cuisine restaurant cum 24-hour coffee shop/all-day diner, one specialty

 restaurant, and 24-hour room service. Bar should be there.

3.1.4 Kitchens Refrigerator with deep freeze.

 Segregated storage for meat, fish and vegetables.

 Tiled walls and no slip floors.

 Ventilation system.

 Garbage to be segregated to wet and dry.

 Wet garbage area to be ventilated.

 Receiving areas and stores to be distinct from garbage areas.

 Percentage of Supervisory staff - 80%

 Percentage of Skilled staff-60%

3.1.5 Staff welfare and facilities , Staff rest rooms

 Staff locker rooms

 Dining area

 Kitchen
3.1.6 Safety and Security Metal detectors
 CCTV at strategic locations Machines

 X-ray Under belly scanners to screen vehicles

 Smoke detectors

 Fire alarms and sprinklers

3.1.7 Communication facilities Telephones in rooms

 PC available for guest use with internet

 Fax, photocopy and printing services

 In room internet and data port

 Uninterrupted WIFI services.

3.1.8 Others Swimming pool
 Parking facilities

 Conference Facilities

 Business Centre