Welcome to Interstellar Inn, a space hotel management simulation.
Build, customise, and manage your own space hotel. Choose your hotel location, expand your hotel by placing walls and building rooms, attract visitors, manage crew, and keep the hotel profitable as it grows.
GAMEPLAY HIGHLIGHTS
Expand your hotel by placing walls and building rooms
Add bedrooms, restaurants, food courts, cafes, pubs, recreation rooms, shops, service rooms, logistics rooms, and utility rooms.Bring in visitors through contracts and spaceports
Sign tourism agency contracts to bring public visitors to your hotel. Build spaceports for private visitors arriving in their own ships. Merchants and companions arrive through their own routes and add more needs to manage.Serve different origins and wealth classes
Host Earthborn, Lunite, Martian, and Spacer visitors across Economy, Business, and First Class. Each origin has different needs, expectations, and travel times.Manage visitor satisfaction
Provide the right bedrooms, food, recreation, and special facilities to keep visitors satisfied. Primary traits such as Casual, Cultural, Foodie, and Thrill Seeker affect which satisfaction categories matter most to each visitor.Balance desirability and income
Place rooms carefully, use modules, and support nearby rooms to improve desirability. Set rents to increase income, while keeping desirability high enough for visitors to choose your rooms.Run hotel services
Build and staff cleaning, maintenance, security, room service, and construction services to keep rooms clean, operational, safe, and supported.Scale your utilities
Build energy, ventilation, communications, water, and shielding systems to support your hotel as it grows.Manage two crew shifts
Hire crew and assign them across two alternating shifts. One shift works while the other is away, so staffing decisions affect how the hotel runs.Complete missions for rewards and unlocks
Take on organisation missions to earn credits, unlock new options, and open new ways to develop your hotel.Progress through contracts and star ratings
Improve agency contracts, meet room requirements, increase visitor satisfaction, and unlock more advanced rooms as your hotel rises from zero stars.
HOW THE HOTEL WORKS
Choose your hotel location, place walls, and build rooms to shape how rooms are arranged. Each room you add increases the load on services and utilities, and unmet demand reduces room condition and visitor satisfaction.
Tourism agency contracts are the main way to bring in public visitors. Each contract sends a specific type and number of visitors. Completing agency missions improves those contracts and increases visitor flow. Private visitors arrive in their own ships through spaceports. Merchants and companions arrive through their own routes and add their own needs.
Visitors come from different origins and wealth classes. Earthborn, Lunite, Martian, and Spacer visitors each have their own needs, travel times, and expectations. Economy, Business, and First Class visitors require different standards. Each visitor tracks room, food, recreation, and special satisfaction. These combine into an overall rating. Primary traits such as Casual, Cultural, Foodie, and Thrill Seeker place more weight on specific satisfaction categories.
Room placement and desirability are central to the game. Nearby rooms, services, and modules change desirability, which affects whether visitors choose to use or rent those rooms. Recreation rooms and supporting facilities can increase desirability, while poor placement reduces it.
You also balance desirability with income. Increasing rent raises revenue but lowers desirability, making rooms harder to fill. Finding the right balance between pricing and demand is key to growth.
Services affect room condition and visitor experience. Cleaning maintains cleanliness, maintenance keeps rooms operational, security affects safety, and room service supports visitor needs. Construction allows you to expand and modify rooms.
Utilities supply the hotel. Energy, ventilation, communications, water, and shielding must match the size and demand of your rooms.
Crew operate the hotel in two alternating shifts. One shift is active while the other is away. You assign crew to roles to keep services, utilities, and daily operations running.
Organisations offer missions that provide rewards such as credits and unlocks. Completing missions expands your options and opens new ways to develop the hotel.
Your hotel begins at zero stars. To reach higher star ratings, you need to build the required rooms, increase room variety, and reach the overall visitor satisfaction needed for each level. Higher star ratings unlock more advanced rooms and allow you to serve more demanding visitors.
A CONNECTED HOTEL SIMULATION
Room placement affects desirability. Desirability affects visitor choice. Rents affect income and demand. Services affect room condition. Utilities support expansion. Missions, reviews, contracts, and star ratings shape how your hotel develops.
Growth works best when the whole hotel works together.
