Hotel renovation and fit-out
Turnkey renovation and fit-out of hotels, rooms and common areas: bespoke standard and a controlled site schedule to limit disruption to operations.
What the service includes
- Rooms and suites
- Common areas
- Bespoke standard
- Controlled site schedule
Types of work
Room refurbishment
Bathroom, furniture, joinery, lighting — room by room.
Common areas
Lobby, dining, spa, circulation.
Outdoors
Pool, terraces, gardens and lighting.
Materials and components
- Materials suited to intensive use
- Aluminium joinery and façades
- Bespoke furniture repeatable room by room
Turnkey renovation — How we work
Visit and diagnosis
We assess the condition of the building (structure, damp, services) and your goals.
Brief and design
Works programme, plans, material choices and order of intervention.
Detailed quote and schedule
Line-by-line pricing and a site schedule agreed with you.
Coordinated works
A site manager coordinates the trades and keeps you informed.
Handover
Handover inspection, snagging, cleaning and key handover.
Gallery — Hospitality fit-out
Illustrative images from free-to-use stock libraries (Pexels): they do not show NEXANEST projects. Documented projects will be published as soon as they are approved.
Frequently asked questions
Can a hotel be renovated while open?
Yes, in stages: works zones are isolated, one floor or wing is refurbished at a time and noisy operations are concentrated in slots agreed with management.
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Terraces, pools, gardens, green walls, outdoor lighting and irrigation.
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Bespoke furniture
Furniture, wardrobes and storage made to measure and fitted at your home.
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House / apartment renovation
Full renovation of houses and apartments, from structure to finishes.
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Building renovation
Renovation of building façades and common areas, in liaison with managing agents.
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