Warcraft Inn - the wow hotel

[Orangetai420]

Way too niche to rule out vegetarian options. Not all WoW players are meat eating beasts.

[Hallowe]

The premier inn, and only inn, on the grounds of Blizzneyland.

Blizzneyland xD


Dancing night elves standing on the mailboxes, right?

[fenixazul]

Way too niche to rule out vegetarian options. Not all WoW players are meat eating beasts.

Yeah, Taurens are vegetarian, so you can include a Tauren vegetarian menu

[Orangetai420]

Yeah, Taurens are vegetarian, so you can include a Tauren vegetarian menu

I can't imagine night elves are big on meat either.

[Kuja]

Would definitely visit :P

[Deleted]

Yes, it is because I'd like to see "Real Life PvP" in this hotel.

Sorry I thought it was an evil sarcasm ^^
Cheers!

[Deleted]

Possible project? Really?

2 customers/month that actually know what it's about.
i'd be embarrassed

[Deleted]

Possible project? Really?

2 customers/month that actually know what it's about.
i'd be embarrassed

Come on you just have to enjoy it to imagine, this is not going to happen lol. But as other player said, it may be possible but as an extended fantasy concept, not Blizz-only. In the future, if things would come miraculously positive, it may be focused into WoW.

[Deleted]

Just one prob with the idea - noone would dare to sit in the blue corner! ^^

[BaneDraegonfire]

For something like this to TRULY work and keep well funded you'd have to make it an inclusive resort rather than a hotel and then tie it into a Blizzard theme park, which could honestly work I believe there is something like this in China. If it was open to all of Blizzard's product and Blizzard game style rides and maybe even a dual water park then you could guarantee to generate a pretty good profit year round and let's be honest, we'd all like to go to something like this.

[Sicklle]

very unique idea.

The hotel could work with the right business plan. Instead of a dedicated WoW hotel, create a base Fantasy hotel that pulls design ideas from across several MMO’s that share similarities such as Everquest, Skryim, Conan, Diablo and Dungeon & Dragons. You will attract the LARPer’s, the board game role players, TCGer’s, Comic fans, and the MMO online crowd.

Throughout the year you can schedule weekends specifically dedicated to each fan base and decoration accordingly. For the WoW weekends you can add the faction banners, have staff dress in appropriate costumes, change the menu names to the cooking achievements, have merchandise available for sale, and plan a multi-tier schedule of tournaments (both video and TCG).

The must haves for your hotel:
Massively powerful WiFi
Computers with MMO games preload
On-site gaming/hobby store that host weekend tournaments for the TCG crowd
Large screen monitors or TVs for customers to plug in laptops
Large conference center for hosting conventions
Good quality restaurant with broad menu and serving alcohol 
Location, Location, Location. You need to be in a city that hosts one or more major anime, comic, or gaming conventions a year. Being near other tourist destinations would also be helpful.

The initial capital outlay will be double that of most hotels, but if you manage it right, you could turn a profit and have fun doing so.

this will make it even more interesting plus playing all those games for free & since you are in a hotel nobody gonna disturb you.wow just wow.

[se7enthsinn]

this would have been great 8 years ago

[tankbug]

Yeah, Taurens are vegetarian, so you can include a Tauren vegetarian menu

Taurens are not vegetarian "Anyone got Banquet of the Brew?" "Sorry, mate, only got Banquet of the Grill." (

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For something like this to TRULY work and keep well funded you'd have to make it an inclusive resort rather than a hotel and then tie it into a Blizzard theme park, which could honestly work I believe there is something like this in China. If it was open to all of Blizzard's product and Blizzard game style rides and maybe even a dual water park then you could guarantee to generate a pretty good profit year round and let's be honest, we'd all like to go to something like this.

Maybe they already have it in that fake Blizzard theme park in China


Update: How did I miss what you said in the first sentence? Sorry..