Hotel: A Resort Simulator

Hotel: A Resort Simulator is an ambitious management title that sets out to capture the fantasy of owning and operating a full-scale holiday resort, placing the player in direct control of both creative design and daily operations. Developed by Ringzero Game Studio and published by Bigben Interactive, the game presents itself as a hands-on simulation where success depends on how well you can balance construction, guest satisfaction, staffing, and logistics. From the beginning, it makes clear that it wants players to be deeply involved in every aspect of resort life rather than acting as a distant overseer clicking through abstract menus. The core experience revolves around building a resort from the ground up in a scenic island setting. Players are responsible for placing rooms, reception areas, restaurants, leisure facilities, and service buildings, often down to very fine detail. Furniture placement, room layouts, and facility positioning all play a role in how efficiently guests move through the resort and how satisfied they are with their stay. This level of control can be appealing to players who enjoy meticulous customization, as it allows the resort to gradually take shape …

I like this game, but I would really like some QoL changes. I would like to not have to start over every time I open the catalogue, it's annoying and becomes repetitive. I would like guests to tell me why they queued and not just respond to something I clearly didn't ask. I would like to be able to take out a loan and not just view the balances of the guests and what I've spent. Managing money is too easy, I would like too see it better implemented in the future. What is the point of scenarios if the work you put into it just disappears? This game has potential, but it needs more work to be completed. As the state of the game is now, I would not recommend it to players as it will get frustrating. Don't get me started on the controls. Sometimes they don't even work, you have to select another tool, and then go back to the tool you wanted! NPC also slide around, especially when their checking in. They start signing in, and then in the middle of it decide their done and slide while signing in to go to their room. Get this game off instant gaming if you really want it. It's not completely unplayable as I have about 8 hours in the game. I haven't tried free play mode though so maybe tha…

best game ever !

this is the second best game i bought it so fun and additive the graphics are so good its so realistic its simulator's working in a hotel perfectly since i was little i always wanted to work in a hotel and this game has some what made them dreams come true, and my plan is to do this irl this game was changed my life its such a fun game so worth the money

Learning as I go

Cute, but needs improvements: Pros: Some beautiful graphics and animations. Gameplay is simple and easy to follow. Good challenges. Its a fun game overall if you like these sorts of sims. Cons: the graphics are glitchy, with NPCs getting stuck doing random tasks, walking through walls, furniture etc. I have had to restart the game a few times when I have multiple buildings and lots of guests on a resort and NPCs just froze in place - have not been able to finish career mode because of this (guests are just standing outside reception frozen in place). There is no way to speed up time, unless all guests are asleep in their rooms. This means that when you are just running the game to make money and have no active tasks to do, you have to just run down the clock during the 'day'. Cannot remove buildings: e.g wanted to get a bigger restaurant, could not delete the smaller one I had initially placed. When I purchased more than one car, it caused some issues with drivers and vehicles flying across the screen or both cars going missing when fetching guests. The NPCs sometimes also randomly queue at buildings with no explanation why. The cons are frustrating, but I have enjoyed the game.…