Explore the World Hotels in London & Paris

After you land from Saltmere, Explore the World continues on the ground in London and Paris—not only at landmarks, but in hotels you can unlock with Robux. Two related passes cover overnight fantasy: Hotel Room Pass (125 R$) and Hotel Suites Pass (129 R$). This guide explains the difference, naming for Royal Suite and Suite Iris, privacy rules, upgrade timing, and how to sightseeing after check-in without wasting a paid night.

Hotels sit beside cabin upgrades, not instead of them. You still fly the normal passenger loop described in Getting Started and city pages. For the full Robux catalog—including First Class, Private Jet, and Double Miles—open the Game Passes guide.

Hotel Room Pass — private upstairs bedroom

Hotel Room Pass costs 125 Robux and is permanent. It unlocks an upstairs private bedroom in the London and Paris hotels. Only you can enter that room—friends cannot walk in uninvited. Created 23 October 2026 (same launch window as the experience).

Choose Hotel Room when:

• You want a quiet screenshot or AFK base after the London Eye or Eiffel Tower.
• You roleplay a solo traveler who needs a door that actually keeps the lobby out.
• You are not ready for suite naming and premium suite branding yet.

Skip Hotel Room when you only care about flights and never linger in cities, or when your budget is saving for Private Jet Pass (300 R$) party nights.

Hotel Suites Pass — Royal Suite and Suite Iris

Hotel Suites Pass costs 129 Robux and grants permanent suite access, including standard hotel access. Suite naming in the product is Royal Suite or Suite Iris—pick the suite fantasy that matches your screenshots and roleplay. Created 3 November 2026.

Important ownership note from the pass text: if you already own Hotel Room Pass, buying Suites adds suites at the same price path; you are not locked out. Buying during an active stay upgrades immediately, so you can promote a mid-session night without leaving the hotel first.

Suites are the creator- and roleplay-forward overnight product. Rooms are the quieter private bedroom step. Both are city-side; neither replaces Saltmere check-in or boarding.

London hotel vs Paris hotel

Both destinations include hotel fantasy tied to the same passes. Plan the city first, then the room:

• London nights — land, bus in, stamp Welcome to London, ride the London Eye, catch Big Ben atmosphere, then retreat upstairs. Use the London Guide for landmark order before you camp the lobby.
• Paris nights — land, bus in, stamp Welcome to Paris, prioritize Eiffel lifts and postcard spots from the Paris Guide, then check into your room or suite.

Two-City Traveller still needs stamps in both cities. A hotel pass does not stamp the opposite city for you. Alternate destinations across evenings, or run a stamp night with friends using party flights tips, then split for private rooms when the group is done.

Privacy and party etiquette

Hotel Room privacy is strict: only you enter. Do not promise the whole Discord that “my room fits five.” Private Jet is the five-player social product; hotels are personal space. Suite owners should still set expectations—suites are premium access for the owner’s fantasy, not an automatic public party hall unless Tartan Studios later changes rules.

Good etiquette:

• Finish group sightseeing before disappearing upstairs.
• Share lobby meetup pins if friends still need postcard help.
• Never pressure friends to buy 125 / 129 R$ passes to “keep up.”
• Keep Economy travelers welcome on the same flights; hotels are optional.

Upgrade path: Room → Suites

1. Fly and explore both cities once in free/default lodging fantasy so you know you like lingering.
2. Buy Hotel Room Pass (125) when a lockable bedroom becomes the missing piece.
3. Buy Hotel Suites Pass (129) when you want Royal Suite or Suite Iris branding and the fuller suite package.
4. If you already have Room, expect Suites to add suite access rather than strand you.
5. If you buy Suites mid-stay, enjoy the immediate upgrade instead of re-checking from scratch.

Budget tip: Rainbow Nametag (10) and Planespotting (20) are cheaper flexes if you only want cosmetics at Saltmere. First Class (80) improves every flight before hotels matter. See buy-order advice on Game Passes.

Sightseeing after check-in

Paid hotels shine when you treat them as a base between attractions, not a substitute for the city:

1. Land and complete arrival so the city stamp can register.
2. Hit priority landmarks from the attractions tier list.
3. Save postcard photos toward Postcard Collector—track with the passport tracker.
4. Check into your room or suite for screenshots, outfit changes, or quiet roleplay.
5. Return outdoors if you still need cards or party regroup points.
6. When ready for another flight, head back through Saltmere using the flight checklist.

Do not AFK in a suite so long that friends finish Two-City Traveller without you unless that was the plan.

How hotels connect to cabins and miles

• First Class / Private Jet change the air chapter—lounge, lie-flat feel, charter parties. Details: First Class & Private Jet and cabin classes tier list.
• Hotels change the ground night chapter after London or Paris arrival.
• Double Miles speeds Tartan Miles on landings—loyalty is separate from hotel doors. Read Tartan Miles.

A complete whale loadout might own First Class, Private Jet, Suites, and Double Miles. A smart casual loadout might own only Hotel Room after dozens of free flights. Neither path is required for Welcome stamps or distance badges on the badges list.

Codes, scripts, and authenticity

There is no verified promo that permanently grants Hotel Suites for free. Check the Codes Hub before trusting chat. Avoid scripts that claim auto hotel unlocks—see Scripts and the safety guide. Suite names, prices, and upgrade-during-stay behavior can be patched; watch the Updates Hub and changelog.

Session templates

Template A — London Eye + Room
Saltmere → London → Eye / Big Ben photos → Hotel Room upstairs → screenshot → optional Saltmere rebook.

Template B — Paris suite night
Saltmere → Paris → Eiffel + postcards → buy or enter Suite Iris / Royal Suite → invite friends to lobby only.

Template C — Dual city, private endings
Stamp night for both cities with the party, then each player peels into private rooms if they own Hotel Room Pass.

Hotels reward travelers who already love the cities. Unlock the bedroom or suite when privacy is the missing fantasy, keep sightseeing honest, and use Game Passes whenever you need prices for the rest of the Robux shop. Return to the Guides Hub for Saltmere, cabin, and passport pages that complete the trip.