How to choose curtains in hotel rooms?

I have worked in the home building materials industry for more than ten years, and I have also worked in the soft-fitting industry for a long time. I still have a lot of research on this issue. I think the curtains in hotel rooms are mainly considered from four aspects: price, shading, color and material.

The first one is the price, so we must consider the cost performance.

Why put the price first? Because hotels are different from homes, most hotels will be renovated in a few years, even if they are not reinstalled. As a decoration, we should also consider the budget. Personally, I think the curtains of the hotel can be directly made of high-grade shading cloth, which is more cost-effective.

The second is shading, and there must be good shading.

The first function of curtains is to shade the sun, especially in bedrooms. Hotel curtains must have good shading, meet the sleeping requirements of guests, and at the same time let customers have a good sense of privacy in a foreign land.

The third point is color tone, and warm color tone is the most suitable.

Try to use warm colors for hotel curtains, which will make people feel very warm. Staying in a hotel is not as warm as staying at home. If you use cool colors again, it will make people staying in the hotel feel particularly cold. Generally choose the yellow department, which makes you feel at home. Or you can choose warm patterns to make people feel good.

The fourth point is the material, which must be taken care of.

The main reason for considering materials is for future care. In terms of material, flannel series is not recommended for hotels. First, if customers have the habit of smoking, a little ash will make holes in it, which is very bad. Then the hotel staff is also very troublesome when taking care of it.

To sum up, hotel curtains should choose curtains with high cost performance, good shading, warm colors and easy care, which is quite different from family bedroom curtains.

I am Yilan Weiwei, a senior workplace manager, who specializes in answering workplace puzzles. Welcome to ask questions and answer any questions.