Concept: Home2 Your Hobbies
Whether you’re traveling for hiking, biking, crafting, working, or even reuniting, Home2 Suites is the perfect home base for your hobbies (and however long you stay). With convenient locations, helpful staff, and plenty of room to spread out, you’ll see what makes Home2 Suites home to your hobbies.
Tells the story of each guest’s stay through their personalities, their props, and how they utilize different spaces within the hotel.
Engages our target audience by showing how Home2 can empower their personal interests.
Story 1: Mountain Bikers
This young couple loves mountain biking, fitness, and their dog! They've chosen Home2 as home base for their latest excursion, which means they can bring their pup, hit the trails, relax fireside after a long day, and even sneak in another workout on their day off.
Story 2: Family Reunion
While it might not be exactly like grandma’s house, a Home2 can be an ideal place to reconnect. The Jones family are meeting the grandparents halfway between their homes and have chosen Home2 to host their long-awaited reunion.
We were very happy to cast real-life couples for our LGBTQ+ family and grandparents!
Story 3: Jewelry Maker
This solo traveler owns and operates a thriving jewelry business. When she’s not heads-down crafting her wares, she’s on the move to craft shows and conventions to sell them. She’s staying at Home2 while in town for a 5-day
craft expo and bringing her goods.
While staying, she’ll find the space she needs to put the finishing touches on a few pieces, create some new ones, have a bite before heading out for the day, and maybe even enjoy a little pool time.
Story 4: Family Roadtrip
The Lopez family spends many of their weekends on the road for Little League. The family consists of Mom, Dad, and their two tweens. Home2 Suites is their favorite host, offering a much-needed respite from the long drives and packed game schedules. So they can spread out, stretch their legs, and get a little taste of home away from home.
Story 5: Business Travelers
Three coworkers are traveling on business. While it’s a work trip, that doesn’t mean there’s no room for them to bring their hobbies along. After the morning coffee huddles in the lobby, a few Zoom meetings, and maybe a brainstorming session, they’ll be able to read a few chapters, find some zen, and get in a long Peloton ride.
Communal Spaces
