1. Feasibility
We review the land, its status, any easements and the planning rules that apply, including near protected sites.
Use case: estates and visitor sites
Add rooms to an estate or a visitor site
A wine estate, a castle, a leisure park or a visitor attraction already receives guests but often cannot house them. A 13 m² hotel box adds a standalone room on the grounds, without touching the existing buildings.
What it changes on an estate
- A day visitor becomes an overnight guest, spending more in the shop, the restaurant or the activities.
- No work on historic buildings or protected surroundings: the unit sits on pads and stays movable.
- The spot can be chosen for the view and for privacy, away from visitor flows.
- Operations need no reception desk: booking, payment and access codes are digital.
How a project runs
2. Configuration and quote
Format, number of units, siting and option: purchase, long-term rental or seasonal rental. Pricing on quote.
3. Installation and handover
Crane-truck installation in half a day, access setup and operational handover.
Which format for an estate
It depends on the distance between the installation point and your services.
Off-Grid Box
For a secluded spot in the fields, at the edge of woodland or on a ridge, with no trenching and no connection works.
Connected Box
For a spot near the buildings, connected to the estate's water, power and drainage.
Common questions
- Our site is near a listed monument, is it possible?
- That is handled case by case with the relevant authorities. We review the situation before any commitment and never promise there is no formality.
- How many units to start with?
- One or two are enough to measure demand. The fleet can grow later with no new building work.
- Do we need to hire staff?
- Not for check-in, which is digital. Cleaning between stays is the only local task.
Review your estate
Describe the site, its surroundings and how many units you have in mind. We reply within two working days.
Request a quote