Hotel Hornet. (Large selective Asian hornet trap)

🐝 Stop the invasion: Hornet Hotel – the Rolls Royce of hornet traps

The Asian hornet is a huge threat to our biodiversity and to local bee populations. But you can help! With our innovative 3D printed traps we catch hornets without harming the rest of nature.

Why choose our traps?

Our traps are designed for maximum efficiency. Whether you have a small garden or a large orchard, we have the right model. You simply reuse what you already have lying around.

Not much of a handyman when it comes to building a trap into a plastic box, or after a solution that scores a notch higher on quality? Meet the Hornet Hotel, whose motto is: “You can fly in anytime, but you can never leave.” A bit like Hotel California, but for Asian hornets 😉

The benefits at a glance:

• Selective design: the openings are sized precisely to let Asian hornets in, while smaller beneficial insects can often find their way out again. 100% selective is impossible, which is why our manual gives a few useful tips to make it easy for other insects and to keep the trap from becoming a drowning trap (so NOT like the lady in the photo, but like the man with a sponge!).
• Premium materials: durable 3D printed frame with crystal-clear perspex. It currently comes with traps for queens; later this year you'll also be able to order extra trap panels for the workers (with a different opening diameter).
• Optimal luring: dedicated reservoir for liquid or granules.

Now is the moment! In early spring the queens take flight. One queen caught in March or April means one nest fewer in summer.

Free manual included!

With every order you receive our comprehensive guide. In it we explain step by step how to place the trap and — more importantly — how to make the ultimate bait yourself, the one hornets love but honeybees stay away from.

What do you get?

1. The 3D printed 5* Hornet Hotel
2. The digital manual for bait and optimal use.
3. The satisfaction of directly helping to preserve our nature.

Together we can stop the Asian hornet!

Would you rather build it yourself? Then click here, and you'll find a smaller model here.