With so much focus on wellness options within a hotel and the guests’ quality-of-life benefits, it’s easy to overlook one of the most critical elements: the staff. A happy and healthy staff will ...
Hoteliers and designers often place FF&E (furniture, fixtures, and equipment) orders well in advance, especially for renovations or redesigns. It’s a smart move — everything’s ready when you need ...
In today’s hospitality industry, amenities are no longer limited to breakfast options or bathroom toiletries. The focus has shifted to creating a remarkable overall experience, emphasizing space, ...
NOTE: The focus of this blog is on mobility and accessibility considerations for those hotel guests in wheelchairs. To read about other disability accommodations that hotels can, and should, provide ...
Size still matters, but the trend in hotel room design is shifting away from spaciousness. As the industry adapts to attract millennial travelers, who prefer investing in experiences over material ...
Why should someone with disabilities encounter unnecessary difficulties during their stay at a hotel they paid for? They shouldn’t. In the hospitality industry, being inhospitable isn’t an option.
Selecting guest room furniture can be challenging, no matter what style you go with. Finding pieces that not only align with your desired aesthetic but also resonate with your guests. However, ...
A necessary evil of sorts for any project, freight costs are an inescapable part of any project. The fact of the matter is that if you order anything -- from sugar packets and straws for the coffee ...
Let’s start with WiFi. Joking aside, if you haven’t completed that step yet (and your hotel’s not a bonafide nature retreat) you’re about a decade behind the curve. Guest-centric hotel technology ...
Hotel guests today want to experience the best of many different worlds. Hotel guests of tomorrow will still want the same experience. Future guests, however, will want even more streamlined and ...