Modular Buildings

Boutique Hotel

Boutique Hotel is the latest addition to LEGO®'s Modular Buildings series, designed to sit alongside previous street sets from the same range. Across 3,068 pieces, the building rises from a ground-floor bar to a rooftop pool terrace, home to 7 minifigures. As with every Modular Building, the back of the house opens up so you can see straight into every room.

Set number
10297
Year
2022
Pieces
3,068
Minifigures
7
Different parts
635
What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 635

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Spare parts (81)

These extra parts come with the set in case one gets lost.

Minifigures 7

Description

Another house for the modular street

LEGO® has released new buildings for the Modular Buildings series regularly since 2007, all sharing a standard footprint so they can be lined up side by side into a single street. Boutique Hotel slots into that growing collection, bringing multiple storeys, an open back wall for viewing the interior, and the dense facade detail collectors of the series have come to expect. At 3,068 pieces, it sits comfortably in the middle of the range for size, offering enough content for a weekend-length build. Anyone who already collects the series will notice how naturally the new building fits alongside older sets.

From the bar downstairs to the rooftop pool

Inside, the rooms are spread across several levels: a bar occupies the ground floor, several furnished hotel rooms follow on the middle storeys, and a small rooftop pool terrace caps off the building at the top. That layout keeps the build varied, since the style and furniture details change noticeably from floor to floor. With 7 minifigures included, staff and guests can be spread across the different areas of the hotel.

635 parts for interior detail

With 635 unique parts, Boutique Hotel is one of the more part-heavy sets on this page, which is typical of the Modular Buildings series and its focus on detailed facades, furniture and fittings rather than large, plain surfaces. That variety also means more sorting before you start, which is where the full parts list on this page comes in handy, listing every colour and quantity. It's worth checking before furnishing the rooms, so no small piece goes missing along the way.

Colours: white, black, reddish brown and nougat

White and black provide the main facade contrast, while reddish brown covers window frames, the canopy and various roof or timber details, and light nougat adds warm accents to walls and furniture. That combination reads as calmer and more upmarket than the bolder tones used on some earlier modular houses, which suits the boutique hotel theme well. Knowing the colour breakdown in advance makes sorting the facade pieces considerably faster before you start building.

FAQ

Can Boutique Hotel be combined with other Modular Buildings sets?
Yes, thanks to the series' shared footprint, it connects easily with existing Modular Buildings sets to form a street.
What's inside each floor of the hotel?
The ground floor holds a bar, several furnished hotel rooms follow above, and a rooftop terrace with a small pool tops off the building.
How many minifigures come with the set?
The set includes 7 minifigures, which can be arranged as staff and guests across the hotel's different areas.

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