1) A motel is a hotel designed for motorists, usually located along highways, with rooms that open directly into the parking lot rather than through a central lobby. 2) The motel in the case study is located on the Bangalore-Mangalore highway and includes amenities like a gas station, café, restaurant, kiosk, public toilets, and play area in addition to lodging. 3) The analysis identifies improvements that could be made such as adding more guest rooms, locating some amenities in different areas for better access, and providing parking for motorcycles.

1. Submitted By
Farhan Ullah
CASE STUDY

2. WHAT IS AMOTEL?
contain kitchenettes
rooms would be larger and
or
apartment-like amenities; these
rooms were marketed at a higher
price as "efficiencies" as their
occupants could prepare food
instead of incurring
eating all meals in
Rooms with
doors (so that two
themselves
the cost of
restaurants.
connecting
standard rooms could be
combined into one larger room)
also commonly appeared in both
hotels and motels.
A motel, also known as motor hotel or motor lodge, is a hotel
designed for motorists, usually having each room entered
directly from the parking area for motor vehicles rather than
through a central lobby.
History:
Motels peaked in popularity in the 1960s with rising car travel,
only to decline in response to competition from the newer chain
hotels that became commonplace at highway interchanges as
traffic was bypassed onto newly constructed freeways.
Difference:
Motels differ from hotels in their location
along highways, as opposed to the urban
cores favored by hotels, and their
orientation to the outside (in contrast to
hotels, whose doors typically face an
interior hallway). Motels almost by
definition include a parking lot, while older
hotels were not usually built with
automobile parking in mind.
Typical Indian motels:
Motels are typically constructed in an "I"-, "L"-, or "U"-shaped
layout that includes guest rooms; an attached manager's office;
a small reception; and in some cases, a small diner and a
swimming pool. A motel was typically single-story with rooms
opening directly onto a parking lot, making it easy to unload
suitcases from a vehicle. A second story, if present, would face
onto a balcony served by multiplestairwells.
In some motels, a handful of

3. TYPES OF MOTEL
– THE CITY MOTEL–
Built in town or on the edge of town. It generally involves expensive land, a restricted site, anda
structure at least three stories high.
– THE MORTAR ANNEX –
A relatively new development, adjoins an existing hotel in the city. Whether the motel emphasizes its
connection as an annex will depend on the reputation of the hotel and its advertising, location, services,
utilities, supervision, and maintenancestaff.
– THE HIGHWAY MORTAR HOTEL –
If space permits, not more than 15 per cent of the site area is used for buildings and parking. This type
of motel is usually one or two stories high, with a site of at least threeacres.
– THE RESORT MOTEL –
The resort motel is intended primarily for guests who have reached their destination and usually requires
ample facilities for recreation.
– THE AIRPORT INN –
The airport inn is built at a major, usually intercontinental,airport.
A relatively large and high-class operation, this type of motel often has 150 to 300 rooms, two-story guest-
room buildings, and a site of at least 90acres.

4. KAMAT UPACHAR
BANGALORE-MANGALORE HIGHWAY
CHANNARAYAPATNA,UDAYAPURA
HASSAN
AREA:
4-4.5ACRES
SURROUNDING/APPROACH:
ON A HIGHWAY (NH48)
CLIMATE: TROPICAL CLIMATE
AVG TEMP. : 24.1 DEGREES
PRECIPITATION: 685mm
NEAR BY LOCATION: ARSIKERE ENTERANCE
LOGO
ACCESS:
LOCATION:
MAP INDICATING THE LOCATION

5. A
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A.ELECTRIC DUCT
B. GAS STATION
C.TRUCK PARKING D
CAFÉ COFFEE DAY
E BUS PARKING
F.RESTURANT
G. PUBLIC TOILETS
H. PLAY AREA
I.PARKING J
K
L
VEHICLE SERVICE AREA
KIOSK
LODGING
HIGHWAY
Built up area – 35%
PUBLIC TOILETS
KIOSK
PLAY
AREA
AMENITIES
COLOURED AREA
INDICATES THE
BUILT UP AREA

6. AMENITIES:
oPARKING
1. CAR PARKING
2. HEAVY VEHICLE PARKING
oGAS STATION
oCAFÉ COFFEE DAY
oRESTURANT
oKIOSK
oPUBLIC TOILETS
oSERVICE STATION
oPLAY AREA
oLODGING
ELECTRIC DUCT
BUS PARKING
PLAY AREA
KIOSK
CCD
PETROL BUNK
LODGING
RESTURANT
PARKING
SERVICE STATION
TOILETS
HALL

7. ANALYSIS
Motel is in a largearea
2 entrances for thesite
Paking atentrances
INFERENCE
More amenities can beprovided.
2 isadequate.
Interior parking alsoavailable
ANALYSIS
Individual parking spaces
available
Petrol bunk has 5stations
Service stations are locatednext
totoilets
INFERENCE
It is necessary
Includes the refreshmentarea
also likeCCD
More prefrerred near the gas
station
Public toilets are spacious.
Thr party hall is located next
to resturant
INFERENCE
Number of w/c can be more
Acquires a large area
TOILETS
PARTY HALL
INTERIOR
PARKING
ENTERENCES
ANALYSIS
CAR PARKING

8. ANALYSIS
Play area is
located at the
back os the site
Kiosk is also at
the behind the
resturant
INFERENCE
Away from the
highway
Can be in front
ANALYSIS
Electric duct is at one of the
enterances
Location of CCD in petrolbunk
Resturant is in the middle ofthe
site
INFERENCE
Could be located behindthe
lodgingarea
It could have had been locatedat
playarea
has twoenterances
CAR PARKING
PLAY AREA
KOISK
One of the
enterance to the
resturant

9. Lodging area
ANALYSIS
5 rooms areavailable
Storagerooms
No guestrooms
INFERENCE
More rooms should beprovided
Should be located in the ground
floor
minimum 2 guest roomsare
required
ANALYSIS
The gas station is at thefront
façade
Huge spaces are alloted forparking
Large spaces for greenery is
provided
Parking facilities for 2 wheelersis
notprovide.
INFERENCE
The form of the motel ishidden
behind the station
Recreational facilites canbe
provided
Landscaping is well planned
Parking for motors(2-wheelers)
should beavailable.
Set back area

10. View of the highway
Parkingarea
LORRYPARKING CAR PARKING
SERVICE AREA
ELECTRIC DUCT
VIEW OF THE RESTURANT

11. SHOPS
VIEW OF THE ROOMS
CORRIDORS
PARKING NEAR THE ROOMS

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