Hotel Hyundai is now open for bookings, offering guests a unique experience staying at the world’s first car-powered hotel. The new concept was launched by the car brand with the broadcaster and critics alike grace dentMore than half (55%) of people said the cost of living crisis has forced them to rethink their future vacation plans, after a Hyundai research of 2,000 holidaymakers said. Nearly half (44%) would like to migrate more in 2023 than in 2022.
Hotel Hyundai is located in three key areas:
guest suiteColemans Farm: A highly rated luxury cabin, guest suites have lighting and charging points, a kettle, and shower. It’s all done by an IONIQ 5 and its vehicle-to-load (V2L) technology.
bar and restaurant: The menu and mixology have been crafted by Grace Dent, incorporating ingredients locally sourced from within Essex. As well as indoor-outdoor dining and cooking over the fire, the bar and restaurant area will feature an IONIQ 5 coffee lounge, with an espresso machine operated by car.
Cinema: Guests can enjoy a movie from a car-powered projector and speaker, along with a V2L-powered popcorn machine.
“I hope this three-week pop-up hotel is just the beginning for the concept of plugging a car and empowering such a luxury experience. I’m predicting that guests will be expecting its amazing hotel and Offers the complete experience to be here again in 2023,” said Grace Dent, Hotel Hyundai’s curator
“Our award-winning IONIQ 5 is able to power the Hotel Hyundai using its V2L feature, where an adapter from the car provides a socket that can be plugged into home appliances,” Ashley AndrewManaging Director, hyundai motor Britain.
The IONIQ 5 is able to power the hotel using its V2L feature which supplies AC power (230V/50Hz) up to a maximum power consumption of 3.6kW (or 15 Amps). An adapter from the car provides a socket into which standard home appliances can be plugged in.