Studio 6 Unveils a Untrained Way to Stay With Chic Prototype

Studio 6 Unveils a Untrodden Way to Stay With Chic Prototype

Studio 6 is revamping the budget extended deferral experience by introducing a modern, simple and functional design while continuing to cater the same special amenities and affordable weekly rates to accommodate travelers staying five nights or more.

Greater features of the Studio 6 prototype include light and open living areas, a stir and contemporary color scheme with matching bed scarf and window valance, a sleek black granite bathroom counter top with a vessel/raised vanish, and a walk-in shower (bathtubs available). The studio design includes a 32-inch mud-flats-screen HD TV and multi-media panel with A/V connections respecting mp3 players, video game systems and laptop computers - this feature allows guests to prick up one’s ears to their favorite tunes or use the flat-screen HD TV as their computer examine while enjoying Wi-Fi internet access in their room. The carpet desire be replaced with wood-effect laminate flooring made of 80% pre-consumer recycled facts, a critical component of the updated Studio 6 design. The area also features pedestal beds with a neutral-colored coverlet and colorful bed scarf. In joining to the new features, Studio 6 guests can still count on pennant amenities such as fully-equipped kitchens with a microwave, stove head, coffee maker, cooking utensils and refrigerator.

The new prototype features detached seating areas for eating and working. The kitchen offers a impede with stool seating and an additional small flat-screen TV also in behalf of guest convenience while eating or cooking, and the settee/banquette is conveniently situated in the corner of the living space, providing a ‘table for two.’ This unique feature encourages and allows inasmuch as interaction between guests, whether during meals, discussions or games and adds to the residential drive of the new design. The new, modern bathroom features double doors, diabolical granite and a large vanity area with personal storage space. The worship bed allows for storage of luggage under the bed and allows since easy cleaning access and visibility. Priestman Goode of London designed the lodge to optimize the use of space and to provide a satisfactory, residential feel for extended stay guests.

‘The fresh look of this revitalized design will allow our extended stay customers to feel more acceptable and at home during their time at Studio 6,’ said Olivier Poirot, CEO repayment for Accor North America, Motel 6 and Studio 6. ‘The prototype offers the in the most suitable way of both worlds - a modern feel at an affordable price.’

The first Studio 6 model will be a corporate-owned location in the Dallas/Ft. Usefulness area, and construction will begin in the summer of 2009. To Be To Come plans call for Studio 6 corporate properties to be retrofitted with elements of the trendy prototype, and franchisees can begin construction on this prototype in summer of 2010.

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