Hotels & Hospitality
Back to Our SectorsOptimising efficiency, maximising value and delighting visitors
We’re known for maximising efficiency while creating spaces that reinforce your brand – balancing context, efficiency and end user experience.
Our approach is both creative and commercial. We understand and work to operator brand standards, but are also known for our ability to make them work effectively within site and planning constraints.
With Corstorphine & Wright, you get a partner who understands evolving hospitality business models and the pressure to maintain margins and growth. We unite experience with fresh thinking, designing high-quality spaces that achieve consent – and commercial goals.
Meet the leading designers heading up our team.
Working collaboratively with developers, operators, funders and local authorities, we create spaces that deliver long-term value.
Flexibility within Site Constraints
We have a unique ability to design efficient hotels within brand standards and site constraints – whether it’s taking into account existing floorplates, adapting to contextual limitations or factoring in heritage considerations.
Efficiency & Long-Term Value
Whether you’re repurposing an old building, creating an original scheme or working to a turnkey specification, we’re routinely able to increase efficiency in terms of room count, project delivery and ongoing hotel operations.
Stakeholder Collaboration
From funders, developers and planners to local authorities and heritage bodies, we bring all stakeholders on board – achieving consent for schemes that deliver long-term value.
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85%
Of projects have been for repeat clients over the past 3 years
250+
Team of experienced professionals who share learnings from across the practice
“Corstorphine & Wright’s practical yet creative approach has been instrumental in smoothing the planning pathway for a scheme that delivers value to all stakeholders.”
Every project starts with a conversation.
Let’s discuss your opportunities, constraints and questions.
