In the world of contemporary hospitality, hotel design is no longer just a matter of aesthetics, but of functionality, experience, and identity. New traveler demands, influenced by the rise of Airbnb, digitalization, and the search for personalized comfort, are revolutionizing the way spaces are designed.
Discover how accommodation facilities are transforming rooms, lobbies, and even technological infrastructure to respond to a new way of traveling. 🏨📲
The classic concept of a hotel room is outdated.
✔️ Bedside tables redesigned as laptop stands with integrated sockets
✔️ Desks that become work and relaxation stations
✔️ Adaptable spaces for families, solo travelers, and digital nomads
The goal is to offer versatile environments where every element has multiple functions. 🔌📶
The “home-like” experience is now standard in hotels.
✔️ Apartment-style rooms with kitchenettes
✔️ Extra beds and sofa beds for groups and families
✔️ More dynamic and welcoming layouts
Design is becoming more familiar, welcoming, and modular. 🛋️🍳
The lobby is transformed from a passageway into an experiential space.
✔️ Elimination of the traditional reception desk
✔️ Contactless check-in with smartphone
✔️ Environments designed for comfort, privacy, and socializing
The first impression of the hotel is more fluid and personalized. 📱🛎️
Travelers bring with them an increasingly complex digital ecosystem.
✔️ USB ports, wireless, and international outlets
✔️ Complete overhaul of the electrical system
✔️ Charging areas and integrated home automation
The design supports usability and the digital experience. 🔋💡
Hotels are divided into two design trends.
✔️ Business hotels with “work-from-room” spaces for Zoom and smart working
✔️ Leisure hotels with tech-free rooms, natural materials, and neutral colors
Two complementary visions to satisfy every type of traveler. 🌱💼
📢 Would you like to rethink the design of your hotel to make it more modern, efficient, and desirable?
