Gaur Bento Floor Plans & Layouts — How to Choose the Right Studio

What a Rental-Optimised Studio Layout Looks Like

Bento's studios are designed backwards from the tenant: a defined sleeping zone, a compact living/work area, kitchenette, and a well-fitted bath — fully furnished so an operator or owner can list the unit immediately. In short-stay economics, furnishing quality and layout efficiency drive nightly rates more than raw area, which is why the furnished-by-design approach matters (see the yield analysis).

How to Read a Studio Floor Plan (Checklist)

• Carpet efficiency: usable carpet vs super area — ask for both numbers
• Window placement: natural light across the main zone lifts both rentals and resale
• Bath position: entry-side baths suit short-stay privacy better
• Kitchenette venting: essential for longer-stay tenants
• Furniture plan: confirm the furnishing inventory list in writing

Choosing Your Stack: What We Advise

• Higher floors — view units command premium nightly rates and photograph better on listing platforms
• Amenity-adjacent stacks — short-stay guests value elevator proximity and easy access
• Away from service cores — noise-sensitive positioning protects reviews and repeat bookings
• Corner units — extra light, typically modest premium, strong resale

Getting the Actual Plans

Unit-wise plans, furnishing inventory and stack maps are shared with EOI participants during the pre-launch window. Request the current floor-plan set from Adhunik Prop Mart — we'll annotate which stacks we'd pick for pure rental vs self-use-plus-rental strategies. Before choosing, also review the price breakdown, EOI process, and the full project overview.