Falcon

Falcon Building Group are proud to have worked with a number of Tasmania’s hospitality providers, including luxurious destinations such at Freycinet Lodge, Tamar Valley Resort, Cradle Mountain Hotel, Piermont Retreat and Pumphouse Point.

Across hospitality projects in Tasmania and nationally, five themes keep surfacing. They are performance decisions that influence reviews, repeat bookings and long-term asset value.

2. Bathrooms That Last

Bathrooms influence booking decisions more than any other space and carry the highest construction risk.

• Walk-in showers with stable temperature control

• Large format tiles with minimal grout lines

• Layered lighting

• Heated towel rails and underfloor warmth in premium tiers

• Waterproofing and drainage done properly, not rushed

3. Technology That Works First Time

Guests don’t want “smart.” They want simple.

• USB-C and standard charging at bedside, desk and TV

• Lighting that makes sense without instructions

• Responsive climate control

• Digital key where appropriate

When services are coordinated early, the room works as a system, not as a collection of retrofits.

4. Local Identity Through Materials

Properties that feel grounded in their location consistently outperform generic interiors.

• Natural textures and grounded palettes

• Honest material selections

• Retention of structural character where possible

• Design decisions that reflect place, not a trend catalogue

5. Storage That Actually Works

Travel patterns have changed. Rooms need to reflect that.

• Hanging space for real luggage

• Suitcase platforms that don’t block circulation

• Deep drawers

• Accessible fridge and tea/coffee

• Hooks in logical locations

Smart storage improves perceived room size without increasing footprint.

Have a hotel fit out in mind? Get in touch with us today!

📞 (03) 6310 8282
📧 sales@falconbuilding.com.au