Hospitality in the landscape

Build a stay guests remember.

A dome can become part of a resort, nature retreat, or smaller hospitality property. Start with the guest experience, then plan the number of units, services, and landscape around it.

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Several Luna domes on a hospitality property

Luna dome installation

Across the property

More than a room for the night.

01

Private stays

Give each unit enough separation, views, and amenities for the level of service you intend to offer.

02

Shared facilities

Plan a larger dome for gathering, dining, or wellness alongside the accommodation units.

03

Room to expand

Lay out paths and utilities with future units in mind, even if the resort opens in phases.

Plan the details

Think about the whole destination.

Guest journey

Map arrival, check-in, paths, privacy, views, and the distance to shared amenities.

Services at scale

Power, water, wastewater, housekeeping, and maintenance become more important with every added unit.

Climate and comfort

Choose glazing, insulation, ventilation, and heating around the operating season and location.

Care for the land

Work with the contours, drainage, vegetation, and local rules when choosing positions and access routes.

Start a dome plan

Common questions

Before the first guests arrive.

Can a resort begin with only a few domes?

Yes. A phased plan can begin with a small number of units while reserving space and service capacity for possible growth.

Are all domes identical in a resort plan?

They do not have to be. Size, glazing, and interior options can reflect different uses and positions on the property.

What information helps with an initial plan?

Share your location, site area, target guest count, operating season, available services, and any site plan or photographs.

A destination starts with a plan

Tell us how the property should work.

Whether you are adding one suite or planning a collection of stays, Luna can discuss dome sizes and configurations for your site.