Resort hotel lobby interior design requirements

The lobby of a resort hotel is the main hall of the hotel's front office. It is often directly connected with the foyer. It is usually located on the ground floor, sometimes on the second floor, or combined with the foyer. The main internal functions of the resort hotel lobby interior design are:

(1) The main service desk is generally located near the entrance, in a more obvious place in the lobby, so that tourists can see it when entering the lobby. Equipment: room status control panel, message and key storage rack, safe, information rack, etc.

(2) The desk of the deputy manager in the lobby is arranged in a corner of the lobby to handle front office business.

(3) Rest seats, as tourists enter the store and check out. For reception and rest, we often choose a place that is convenient for registration, free from interference, and has a good environment.

(4) Facilities related to the hotel’s business content, location signs, and promotional materials.

(5) A drink stand is provided, sometimes arranged in conjunction with a seating area.

(6) Piano, dance hall, bathing or related entertainment facilities.

(7) Transportation hubs such as public stairs, elevators or escalators leading to everywhere are directly connected to the lobby.

Various facilities in the design lobby of a resort hotel should have certain connections with each other. Generally, guests entering the hotel enter the lobby from the main door, find a seat to rest for a while, arrange luggage, register, and then pass through the elevator and escalator. Toward guest rooms, while checking out guests take the opposite route.

Large resort hotels also often have post and telecommunications, banking, storage, business centers, beauty and other services, and are conveniently connected to the lobby. Therefore, when designing the resort hotel, good planning should be carried out according to different activity routes. organization.

Zhedong Design, a professional hotel design company, would like to remind everyone that the lobby is a special place for tourists to get their first and last impressions. It is the window of the hotel and is a place where domestic and foreign tourists gather and must pass. Most hotels regard it as the focus of interior decoration, integrating the essence of space, furniture, furnishings, greening, lighting, materials, etc. into one hall. There are many platforms that combine the lobby and the atrium to become the core of the entire building and an important landscape place.

Therefore, in addition to the above functional arrangements, the lobby design of a resort hotel should be taller and more open than ordinary halls in terms of space to show the core role of the building. It is best to leave a certain amount of wall space as Focus on decorative purposes (such as paintings, reliefs, etc.), and also consider the necessary display locations with certain meanings (such as large antiques, curios, etc.).

When choosing materials for resort hotel decoration, it is obvious that high-grade natural tree materials should be preferred, such as granite, marble, high-grade wood, and stone, which can play a solemn and luxurious role. High-grade wood decoration looks friendly and warm. Small stainless steel, mirror glass, etc. are also useful, but an overly commercial atmosphere should be avoided because these materials have been widely used in stores. In the past, it was rare to see halls mainly decorated with fabrics. Perhaps fabrics are more suitable for rooms such as guest rooms and private rooms, so that they can contrast with each other. Granite is commonly used on the lobby floor, and carpets can be considered for local rest areas. The ends and columns can be consistent with the ground, such as granite or marble. Sometimes paint is used, and the ceiling is usually made of gypsum board and paint. Most of the reception desk in the resort hotel lobby is decorated with granite, marble or high-grade wood.