
Pocket Hotel
Ages 6+Run the tiniest, friendliest hotel in town! Check in guests, tidy rooms, deliver treats, and unlock all six floors of your dollhouse hotel.
About This Game
Welcome to Pocket Hotel
Pocket Hotel is a cozy management game played inside a cutaway dollhouse hotel, where every room is visible at once like a storybook. Guests arrive at the front desk with suitcases and big hopes: a comfy bed, a clean towel, maybe a midnight snack. You are the manager who makes it all happen.
The hotel starts with one tiny floor. Happy guests leave satisfaction stars, and stars open new rooms, new upgrades, and eventually all six floors — 24 rooms in total.
A Shift at the Front Desk
Every shift is a short, cheerful burst of jobs. Tap a guest to check them in, send the cleaning cart to a messy room, run laundry, deliver room-service trays, and fix squeaky things in quick maintenance mini-games. The event list stays short and readable, so you always know the next small job.
- Check guests in at the front desk
- Clean and reset rooms between visitors
- Deliver laundry, meals, and extra pillows
- Play little fix-it mini-games for repairs
What You Do
- 1Check in guests at the front desk and read what they need
- 2Tap rooms to clean, reset, and repair them with mini-games
- 3Deliver laundry, meals, and treats before guests get sleepy
- 4Collect satisfaction stars from happy visitors
- 5Spend stars on upgrades, staff helpers, and brand-new floors
Controls
- Tap a guest or room to start a task
- Drag staff helpers with one finger to assign routes
- Tap the star shop to buy upgrades between shifts
Questions & Answers
No. Everything moves through active play. The hotel can earn a little while you are away — up to two hours — but you never need to wait to progress.
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Tips for Players
Check in guests first — a waiting guest earns nothing, and the queue stays short if you keep it moving.
Upgrade the cleaning cart early; clean rooms are the biggest star-maker on every floor.
Hire your first staff helper for laundry, the most common chore in the hotel.
Save enough stars to open a new floor as soon as it appears — new rooms mean new guest types.
Accessibility note
Pocket Hotel is played entirely with taps or clicks, has no time pressure on the main path, and shows tasks with icons and pictures, not color alone. Mini-games include small drag motions; for a tap-only management game, try Panda Pantry.














