The units, which have two or three bedrooms, range from $225,000 to $295,000.
More than 5,000 buyers scrambled to buy the units, which sold for about $2,700.
All the units, which will be sold in whole ownership, will have terraces.
Potential buyers have submitted bids for the units, which include G. Barbosa and Bompreço of Brazil.
The units, which rent for $52.50 a night, are decorated with Indian accessories.
Rents for the units, which will average 1,000 square feet, will be $900 to $1,200 a month.
The units, which will allow more light and air into the building than traditional rooms would, come in two versions.
The units, which come in about 100 colors, start at a few hundred dollars, and are available at runtalnorthamerica.com.
They said the units, which the department refers to as "neurobiological units," did not need additional oversight or regulations.
The units, which remain unprofitable, had combined revenue of £220 million in the nine months that ended Sept. 30.
In general, the units, which are made by Rockwell Collins, display only location, velocity (if the unit is moving) and time.
