Humanity's first hotel on Mars
Make Mars
home.
Reserve a room on the Red Planet, gift one to someone you love, or join the people building the colony. Opening: 2157.
- Mars time · MTC
- --:--:--
- Sol (MSD)
- — — —
- Earth ↔ Mars
- — — —
- Signal delay
- — — —
- Signal delay— — —
- Next window≈ — — —
- Journey≈ 7 months
- Surface gravity0.38 g
- Mean temperature−63 °C
- One sol24 h 39 min
- Olympus Mons21.9 km
- Atmosphere95% CO₂
Mission profile
From Earth
to Mars
01 / 04
Launch
A heavy-lift rocket climbs to Earth orbit. Tanker flights top up the propellant, and when the transfer window opens the engines light for Mars.
T−0Refuelling in orbit
02 / 04
Transfer
Half a lap around the Sun. Roughly seven months aboard a ship fitted with cabins, a gym and an observation deck.
≈ 210 daysHohmann transfer orbit
03 / 04
Entry & Landing
Atmospheric entry behind a heat shield, then supersonic retropropulsion. The landing engineers call "seven minutes of terror" is fully autonomous.
7 min≈ 20,000 km/h → 0
04 / 04
Arrival
Pressurised suites, biosphere domes and a view of Phobos. Sunsets on Mars are blue — you will see it for yourself on your first evening.
0.38 gJezero Crater · Mars Hotel
6 room types
The planet's
best views
From the summit of Olympus Mons to the rim of Jezero Crater. Every room is your private lookout onto a corner of Mars.
Premium847 ownersFloor 7 · Jezero Crater
Crater View Suite
Wake up facing the deepest craters on Mars
$299
Standard1,243 ownersFloor 12 · 360° space panorama
Observatory Pod
The closest you can get to the stars
$199
Luxury312 ownersFloor 1 · Olympus Mons summit
Olympus Mons Penthouse
Live on the highest peak in the Solar System
$999
Premium567 ownersFloor 3 · Valles Marineris canyon
Solar Dome Deluxe
Dome luxury under the Martian sun
$449
Standard2,156 ownersFloor 2 · Spaceport
Launch Pad Loft
Front-row seats to every launch
$149
Luxury423 ownersFloor 10 · Phobos & Deimos
Phobos Sky Terrace
Reach for Phobos, the moon of Mars
$599
Mission status
The colony is
under construction
- Room owners
- 5,548+
- Members
- 12,847+
- Donors
- 1,847
- Funds raised
- $127,850
Mars Station construction fund
25.6%
$127,850 / $500,000
A fictional fund. Donating is a simulation; no real payment is taken.
Subsystems
- Core structure78%
- Life support45%
- Power system62%
- Comms network91%
Gift
Give someone you love
a piece of a planet
For a birthday, an anniversary or just to say “thinking of you”: a numbered digital certificate with your personal message.
Donate
Let's build
the colony together
The countdown has begun
The future
won't wait.
T− — — —
Until the next Earth → Mars transfer window