Make the journey realistic.
Share the site address, start times and whether the team will drive or use public transport. A practical route to work comes first.
CONTRACTOR ACCOMMODATION
Built around the job.
Ready for the
end of the day.
A better brief for the people doing the work.
A solo assignment or a crew on a longer project. Tell us where the job is, who’s coming and what makes the working week run smoothly. We’re shaping our first stays around those practical needs.
Our first stays are being prepared · Enquiries welcome
THE PROJECT STAY BRIEFIllustrative plan
Work is the reason.
Rest is the requirement.
Rest is the requirement.
THE SITEA practical route to work
THE PEOPLEBeds that suit the team
THE DAYEarly starts. Long shifts.
THE EVENINGCook. Unwind. Recharge.
Site details → Stay requirements
START WITH THE SITE, NOT JUST THE CITY
The commute matters.
So does the sleeping arrangement.
The right accommodation brief is specific. A worksite postcode and the team’s routine tell us more than a destination alone.
Separate beds, clearly discussed.
Tell us the number of people, rooms and separate beds needed. Room sharing is a requirement to agree, not something to assume.
Discuss parking before arrival.
Tell us about vans, vehicle sizes and any access restrictions. Parking, permits and height limits must be checked for the specific stay.
THE WORKING WEEK
Less to organise.
More room to reset.
After a long day, everyday details become important. We discuss the features that would make a project stay work, and confirm what a specific property can provide before any booking.
AFTER THE SHIFT
A way to cook and unwind.
Kitchen facilities, living space and laundry needs belong in the initial brief.
BEFORE THE NEXT START
Clear arrival and stay information.
Discuss arrival timing, access instructions and how the team will reach us with practical questions.
WHILE THE PROJECT RUNS
Plan the changeover.
Share rotating crew members, cleaning needs and the point of contact for any changes.
FOR SITE MANAGERS & PROJECT LEADS
One project.
A clear booking conversation.
Bring the expected dates, team list and billing contact together. We can discuss invoicing requirements and the information your company needs.
Confirm the essentials.
Location, headcount, bed preferences, vehicles and budget. Let us know which requirements are essential.
Agree the practical details.
Any future offer will set out the property, dates, included facilities, charges and applicable booking terms.
Raise extensions early.
If the project moves, contact us early. Extensions and amendments depend on availability and the agreed terms.
BEFORE YOU PLAN YOUR STAY
The practical
questions.
Can I enquire for a whole crew?
Yes. Share the team size, separate bed requirements, worksite and expected dates. We’ll discuss the brief as our first collection develops.
Will there be van parking?
Parking depends on the property. Include vehicle dimensions and any permit needs in your enquiry; parking is only confirmed for a specific stay.
Can the company receive an invoice?
Include your company and billing requirements. Any invoicing arrangement, payment process and charges will be confirmed before a future booking.
What if the project runs longer?
Tell us as early as possible. A future extension would depend on availability and the terms of the booking.
Are contractor stays available to book now?
Not yet. Our first properties are being prepared. You can discuss upcoming project requirements with the team; no property is reserved by an enquiry.
PLANNING A PROJECT STAY?
Tell us about the job.
We’ll start with the essentials.
A postcode, a team size and an expected timeline are a useful place to begin. If the dates are still moving, tell us what you know.
OUR FIRST COLLECTION IS TAKING SHAPE
Prefer email? hello@avenorstays.com We don’t have bookable properties yet. Share your plans with the team; an enquiry does not reserve a stay.