From the property programme to the production of consultation files for hotel projects,

and because each hotel project is unique, Suitcase Hospitality experts work across the board on projects such as :

  • Management of programming and design of building permits, preparation of contractual documents and administrative authorisations
  • Evaluation and selection of contractors and partners, management of calls for tender,
  • Consultation and study of collaboration, whether or not to enter into a contract with an international franchisor
  • Study and recommendation of positioning and marketing briefing
  • Definition, management and creation of the interior layout and design concept with the interior architects (Storytelling design, summary preliminary project, detailed preliminary project, up to the final consultation files, etc.)
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  • Contractualisation, management and monitoring of contractors (design offices, works management, etc.)
  • Steering and monitoring the production of the DCE and the progress of the project with the partners, integrating from the outset the functional requirements of the operation, ERP constraints, regulatory obligations and the resources needed to operate a hotel.
  • Implementation of hotel franchisors’ guidelines and brand toolkits
  • Consultation, budgeting and negotiation of FF&E, OS&E
  • Planning and scheduling hotel projects: budgets, compliance with execution schedules and optimisation.
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DESIGNING TOMORROW’S HOTELS

The Suitcase Hospitality teams are constantly on the lookout for new trends and customer expectations, so they can design the hotels of tomorrow. Our teams and partners carry out each hotel project with the same dedication to a job well done, and the strength of our approach is enriched by our triple expertise in the hotel industry, real estate and construction, as well as by feedback from past projects. Our vision of the business is based on long-term collaboration between all the trades, dialogue and synergy of skills.

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