Holiday Getaways, Tomas13TO’s Content Creator Pack for Cities: Skylines, brings a holiday theme to accommodation, parks and decorative objects. Hotels, resorts and a floating beach club feature in the creator’s development diary published on October 12, 2026.
For players planning a coastal district, the useful detail is that several buildings are designed to fit along shorelines. The collection also includes leisure spaces and smaller decorative pieces, allowing the holiday theme to extend beyond the accommodation itself.
Hotels and resorts, with several buildings designed for shorelines
Tomas13TO says his Palm Beach Series inspired the project. That origin gives the collection a shared direction: buildings, parks and props draw on holiday destinations, bringing accommodation and its surroundings into the same theme.
The buildings presented include hotels and resorts, with several designed to fit along shorelines. These designs connect the accommodation to its waterside setting. That description applies to several buildings, however, and should not be read as a placement requirement or a feature of every hotel and resort in the selection.
At the district level, the categories offer different ways to develop that setting. A hotel or resort supplies the accommodation element, a park introduces a leisure space, and decorative objects add detail around them. Their shared holiday theme connects the larger buildings with the smaller elements used to dress their surroundings.
A floating beach club joins the park selection
The named parks include a small beach club, a water park and a floating beach club. Together, they broaden the collection beyond places to stay. The floating club offers a variation on the beach arrangements presented by Tomas13TO, alongside the small beach club and the hotels and resorts designed for shorelines.
The props include sun loungers, parasols and luxury sofas. Tomas13TO specifies that these are purely visual: their contribution is to the appearance of a space. A lounger can help convey a holiday setting, but its presence alone should not be interpreted as providing a leisure service.
That distinction applies specifically to the props; it does not describe the function of the hotels or parks. When choosing details for a development, the accessories serve a decorative purpose, so their holiday styling should not create expectations about services they might provide.
The pack brings accommodation, leisure spaces and decorative details together within a consistent holiday setting. For a shoreline project, several buildings are designed to fit that setting, while the floating beach club adds another variation on the pack’s beach arrangements. The props carry the theme into the smaller details, with a purely visual role.
