588 Motel, Extended Stay

Buildings are three stories or less with sleeping units and kitchen facilities. Motels include offices, laundry, lobby, and some recreation space commensurate with the size and the quality of the facility. For Class A or B structures, use occupancy 595 (Hotel, Limited Service). Where restaurants, clubhouses, convention halls, etc., are connected with an extended stay motel, these should be priced separately.

These structures are built of either masonry or wood frame construction. Low-end budget facilities are single rooms with low-cost finishes throughout and include a minimal kitchenette area. Better qualities are all-suite sleeping rooms with good kitchens, and include paneling and wallpaper in the common areas.

The following are not included in the costs: Canopies and balconies, furnishings, kitchen appliances, signs and pools or other yard improvements.

Use occupancy 552 (Recreational Enclosure) for pool enclosures.

This occupancy includes both shell and tenant improvement costs.  To price each separately (using two separate occupancies in two separate sections), use the following occupancies:

781 Shell, Motel - Extended Stay

999 Interior Space, Motel - Extended Stay

Availability of Elevators by Area for this occupancy: No

Marshall Valuation Service sections: 12 and 42.

Occupancy Availability: Commercial Estimator only.

Typical Lives:

 

 

 

 

 

Class

 

 

 

 

Quality

A

B

C

D

H

M

P

S

W

Low

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35

30

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Average

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40

35

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Good

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45

40

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--

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Excellent

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45

40

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Quality Selection Guide:

Class C (Masonry Bearing Walls):

Quality

Exterior Walls

Interior Finish

Mechanicals

HVAC

Low

Block or cheap brick, low-cost roof, small office, budget type

Gypsum board & paint, VCT, carpet, low-cost cabinets, single rooms

Minimum, low-cost fixtures, minimum kitchenette area

Individual thru-wall heat pumps

Fair

Block or brick, standard to better economy motel

Drywall, carpet, vinyl composition, interior corridor, offset food area

Standard fixtures and kitchenette space

Individual thru-wall heat pumps

Average

Common brick or block, little ornamentation, good lobby

Painted block, drywall, few extras, carpet, VCT, mixed offsets and suites

Adequate lighting & plumbing, TV circuits, average kitchen

Individual thru-wall heat pumps

Good

Brick and stone trim, good glass areas, typical upscale motel

Plaster/drywall and vinyl, good carpet, some built-in extras, all suites

Good lighting & plumbing, wet bar, kitchen, TV circuits

Package A.C.

Excellent

Face brick, stone trim, some decoration, good chain motel

Plastic and vinyl, good lobby and support and recreation services

Good lighting, communication outlets, good plumb., kitchen area

Warm and cool air

Class D (Wood or Steel Framed Exterior Walls):

Quality

Exterior Walls

Interior Finish

Mechanicals

HVAC

Low

Low-cost siding, roof, small office, budget type

Drywall and paint, VCT, carpet, low-cost cabinets, single rooms

Minimum low-cost fixtures, minimum kitchenette area

Individual thru-wall heat pumps

Fair

Siding or stucco, standard to better economy motel

Drywall, carpet, vinyl composition, interior corridor, offset food area

Standard fixtures and kitchenette space

Individual thru-wall heat pumps

Average

Good stucco and siding, little ornamentation, good lobby

Drywall or plaster, few extras, carpet, vinyl composition, mixed offsets and suites

Adequate lighting & plumbing, TV circuits, average kitchen

Individual thru-wall heat pumps

Good

Brick veneer, EIFS, good glass areas, typical upscale motel

Plaster/drywall and vinyl, good carpet, some built-in extras, all suites

Good lighting & plumbing, wet bar, kitchen, TV circuits

Package A.C.

Excellent

Face brick veneer, stone trim, some decoration, good chain motel

Plaster and vinyl, good lobby and support and recreation services

Good lighting, communication outlets, good plumb., kitchen area

Warm and cool air