Flying Nest, AccorHotels' mobile hotel service

AccorHotels has introduced an original offer, called Flying Nest: ephemeral hotels that can take shape in less than a day, for example during a major sporting or cultural event.
Flying Nest
Flying Nest primarily targets BtoB customers, but may be extended to BtoC customers in 2019

"If you don't come to the hotel, the hotel will come to you."With Flying Nest, AccorHotels has developed aitinerant establishments, d'ephemeral hotels which can be installed in less than a day as well as during sporting events such as the 24 hours of Le Mans as part of a cultural event, as was the case this summer during the Rencontres photographiques d'Arles. The concept revolves around maritime containers transformed into five-bedroom eco-friendly design islands. Designed by Ora-ïto made from raw, natural materials, they offer all the comforts of a hotel room - Sweet Bed by Ibis bedding, a private bathroom, an air-conditioned living space and WiFi - while immersing their guests in a warm, welcoming atmosphere. at the very heart of the eventJust a few steps from the slopes or in the heart of nature. "The layout of the islands, the terrace and the large opening onto the outside from which each room benefits, allow guests to experience their stay in total immersion."said Damien Perrot, Vice President Design at AccorHotels. While Flying Nest was originally aimed at a BtoB clientele made up of agencies, event organisers, festivals and corporate clients, it has now become a major player in the hospitality market, Flying Nest can be offered to a BtoC target group during the course of the year. 2019.