How to design a hotel to look better?

It is a good idea to invest in the surface elements of hardware and allow products to be upgraded quickly. Large furniture, confined to wooden rooms, can shorten the time between soft decoration. For operators, using simple substitute products is cheaper and has a longer service life. Considering the multi-purpose of space, with the increasing investment of service-oriented hotels in public space, the value of multi-functional areas is increasing, especially in limited space. For example, in the same area, it is breakfast when it needs breakfast, and it is dinner area when it needs dinner.

Make good use of new technology. With the increasingly expensive property prices, the living room space is gradually compressed, which is both a challenge and an opportunity for designers. Future hotels will differentiate the experiences of different customers through technology, and remember the preferences of each guest through loyalty programs. As long as the guest's profile matches the guest room, the temperature, TV station and lighting equipment will change immediately according to the guest's needs, and these do not need to be adjusted manually by the guest. Focus on localization and personalization. As tourists, especially millennials, pay more and more attention to the personalized experience provided by hotels, hotel designers need to find ways to maintain their unique characteristics in different fields. Local experience can be reflected in restaurants or indoor art furnishings. Considering hotel differentiation, hotel design can reflect the differences between different brands. For example, LVT (advanced vinyl floor tile) is more and more like solid wood or ceramics, and some service hotels will choose synthetic materials with lower prices. Luxury hotels and boutique hotels prefer to use real materials to ensure the quality of the hotel.