These have a lasting effect on your resort.īuffet tables are good thing to look at here too.
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The maintenance option (go ahead and go full out on the employees here- you can never have too many), the mixologist at the pool bar, the food stand employee, etc. Now you can click on other amenities that require a staff member. It will cost more, but is worth the few extra bucks in the end. Don’t you want new customers? Of course! Hire the desk clerk, give him/her a uniform if you wish or all of the employees a uniform, and voilà! I recommend setting their shifts to all the time (day, night, and graveyard shifts). Do this, for it is very foolish not to have one. If this is your first time, click on the front desk item in your finances list. The other big thing to this is hiring/firing staff. By turning both of these on, your stars will rapidly increase, and you will get good reviews.īut this is just one item among a whole host of others. Upgrading your resort towers to the maximum level (This will cost a total of 15,000 Simoleons) will change the look and allow for spa and room services. Here you can make upgrades to your hotel as it stands- increasing the quality of amenities and upgrading your resort towers. You’ll see things like buffet tables, pool bars, staff, the front desk, etc. When you click on it, it will bring up a list of all the amenities at your resort. The “Resort Finances” option is easy to navigate once you get the hang of it. For example, a review suggested adding a hot tub, so I did to improve future sims’ experiences. It will give a star rating of their experience, and it will also list three suggestions/thanks. These reviews determine how many stars you have, so be careful! Whenever a sim goes to your resort, he/she will leave a review. If your resort has few/poor amenities, you will get bad reviews. The same goes for here, just minus the gold celebrity star. If you have Late Night, whenever you do something that gains you celebrity points, you see this + sign as well as a gold celebrity star.
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Whenever you place an amenity, for example a buffet table, a blue plus sign will temporarily pop up to show you that you are gaining star points. There will be an icon with palm trees and what I think is a moon behind them, and this category is 100% amenities. All of these can be found in build mode’s “categories” if you scroll down on the list. Amenities are things you would want to see at a hotel in real life, something that makes it prettier, etc. (:Īmenities are a necessary part, if even crucial way, to getting stars. Enough with the ****! Ironically, those little * are stars of their own.
The more stars your hotel has, the more *paying* sims come to your hotel, the more *money* you make, the more stars you get, the more sims come to your hotel… you see how it is a *prosperous* cycle.
If you serve high quality food, have plenty of staff, and many amenities like a big pool, a gym, a dining hall ,wedding chapel, etc., you accumulate stars. Your hotel gets a rating of however many stars based on its amenities and quality. We all dream of five-star hotels in real life, don’t we? So who’s to say you can’t build a virtual one? – Sims will flock to your resort naturally… if it has a high rating. At first, when I though about getting one, I was worried I would have to live on that lot, and thought, “I don’t want to open a resort if I have to leave everything I have now behind!” But you don’t! You can still live in a house and have a regular life, and a resort is kind of like a job from Ambitions- you can work there, make progress, and interact with your sim all you want, but you don’t have to stay there for a certain number of work hours or pick up jobs from other sims around town. The good news about owning a resort is that you don’t have to move there. A little rinky-dink at first, but it can be spiced up with amenities.
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