Integrated houses in the field of hotel and cultural tourism, especially apple cabins and space capsules, provide verifiable solutions through industrial prefabrication and modular technology. The core advantages are first reflected in landscape integration and functional adaptation: Apple cabins and space capsules adopt 270° surround floor-to-ceiling windows to maximize the penetration of natural landscapes; the internal integrated voice control system adjusts air conditioning and lighting, and can be configured with folding beds and hidden desks to meet the switching needs of homestays and office scenes. Reliable structural performance guarantee: hot-dip galvanized steel frame with carbon fiber wall achieves wind resistance level 9 and earthquake resistance level 8; 150mm polyurethane insulation layer maintains indoor constant temperature of 22℃ in -30℃ environment; multi-layer composite sound insulation wall reaches ≥35dB noise reduction standard, and the service life exceeds 50 years. Deployment efficiency is significantly improved: the factory prefabrication rate is 90%, and it can be operated within 2 hours after on-site hoisting and connecting water and electricity (shortening the construction period by 70% compared with traditional construction), and supports spiral piles to achieve zero concrete installation on 25° slopes. Strong adaptability to land policies: classified as "temporary buildings" only need to be filed to avoid restrictions on construction land approval. The full-cycle cost optimization is clear: 95% of the materials are recyclable, and the cost of relocation and reuse is reduced by 60%; the pre-installed photovoltaic system reduces energy consumption by 30%. In scenarios such as fragmented land utilization and flexible business transformation, quantifiable parameter performance and replicable landing models have become an effective carrier for cultural and tourism projects to balance experience upgrades and investment risks.