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HAKU

Koto Haku is a new class of architect-designed hotel cabin. Mobile, self-contained and off- or on-grid, each suite is designed to land exactly where the landscape demands it. A flexible asset for operators, a refined experience for guests, with the comfort and atmosphere of a high-end hotel room, wherever it belongs.

haku cabins

Hotel suite · off or on-grid

Introducing Haku, a hotel suite on a wheeled chassis. Mobile, self-contained suites that deliver all the comfort and atmosphere of a high-end room, without ever needing to touch the grid or the ground with traditional foundations. Guests experience a refined, design-led space. Operators gain a flexible, movable asset that can be placed exactly where the landscape is at its most powerful. There is no trade-off between sustainability, mobility, and luxury.
Haku hotel suite glazing
Haku hotel suite on a wheeled chassis

A complete guestroom, on a wheeled chassis.

King bedroom. Walk-in shower bathroom. Wood-burning stove. Fully autonomous systems, available in both off-grid and on-grid configurations. Floor-to-ceiling glazing and a generous skylight place guests deep inside their setting.

Architecturally, Haku sits quietly in the landscape. No foundations, no permanent build to commit to, and no site scar left behind when a suite moves on.

Sleeps 2 · King
Footprint 9.74 m × 3.60 m
Services Off or On-Grid
Compliance BS 3632
Build 12 weeks to ready-to-ship
Warranty 5-year structural & manufacturing
Haku interior with panelled walls and floor to ceiling glazing

See the commercial case.

Every landscape tells a different commercial story. Model your own scenario by adjusting suite numbers, occupancy, nightly rate and operating costs, then explore how Haku's design supports long-term commercial performance.

Designed to deliver from day one.

Haku can be delivered fully furnished, with a complete interior curated and procured by Koto Living. From crockery to bed linens, each piece is chosen to sit within the same warm, natural palette as the cabin itself.

Arriving guest-ready from the outset, there's nothing to source, style or assemble. Every detail is in place, ready to welcome guests from their very first night.

From site to stay in five steps.

Haku cabin nestled in woodland
Koto Haku interior details

haku in operation.

At Denton Reserve, the first Haku suites sit lightly on the land, offering guests a new way to stay close to the rhythm of the estate, yet wrapped in quiet, considered comfort. Floor-to-ceiling glazing and a generous skylight draw the Yorkshire sky, trees, and shifting light into the room. Inside, a pared-back natural palette and efficient yet generous layout echo Denton’s philosophy of calm, conscious escape.

  • Suites Installed 3
  • Of UK Rollout Phase 1
  • Site-to-Live 48 h
  • Private Estate Yorkshire
Haku bed and kitchen space
Haku exterior in woodland

pricing.

Haku is available for enquiry now.

Single suites are £100,000 on-grid and £110,000 off-grid, stepping down to £80,000 and £90,000 per suite at fifteen units.

Per suite · 15 units

Haku · Multi-suite

£80,000

Zero-rated VAT · from

Per-suite costs step down on a published scale, saving up to £20,000 per suite at fifteen units. A configurable revenue and return model is available to support feasibility.


  • Phased delivery
  • Brand-aligned variations
  • Revenue model on request

Single suite

Haku · On-grid

£100,000

Zero-rated VAT · from

Wheeled chassis, full interior fit-out, mains connection kit. Ready for sites with existing hardstanding and services.


  • BS 3632 compliant shell
  • King bedroom · walk-in shower · stove
  • Single-phase 32A mains connection
  • Zonal UK delivery

Single suite

Haku · Off-grid

£110,000

Zero-rated VAT · from

Fully autonomous. Solar PV, rechargeable battery array, water storage. Deploys to any ground your chassis can reach.


  • Same fit-out spec as on-grid
  • Solar PV + rechargeable battery array
  • Fresh + greywater tanks
  • Backup generator port

Begin with the site.

Every Haku commission starts with a conversation about place.

Where is the view strongest? Where does the light arrive first? Where would a permanent structure be refused?

Enquire