My Hotel

A casual puzzle game where you help a heroine restore a run-down hotel by finding hidden items in messy, cluttered rooms. Each level shows a scene (like a lobby, office, or guest room) with a list of objects you need to spot.

When you tap or click the right items, you clear the junk and push the makeover forward, room by room, until the whole place looks polished again. It’s built for quick play sessions, with simple touch or mouse controls and bright, easy-to-read visuals.

Start with a slow scan, not frantic tapping. Hidden items love corners, shadows, and spots where colors blend.

A few tactics that work:

Zoom in and pan fully (left to right, top to bottom). Tiny items hide in plain sight.
Pick one zone at a time (desk, wall, floor) so your brain doesn’t melt.
Save hints for the last 1 to 3 items. The final objects are usually the sneakiest.
Check classic hiding spots: behind frames, under furniture edges, inside vases, and against same-colored clutter.

You manage the whole hotel flow, especially at the start. That typically means cleaning rooms, greeting guests, collecting payments, and keeping things stocked (yes, even the bathrooms).

As you make money, you can hire staff like maids, receptionists, and maintenance workers. That’s when the game shifts from “one-person chaos” to “smooth operation,” because workers automate tasks you were doing manually.

Progress also comes from upgrading and expanding. You improve rooms and facilities, and you keep pushing toward bigger properties and more income. It’s designed around quick tasks that only take seconds, so you’re almost always making progress.

It’s a browser-based Html5 game. That runs on desktop, mobile, or tablet.