When you own a hotel, staying up to date with all of the current trends to keep your building competitive with other hotels in your area will play an important part in the success of your business. And knowing when and what to upgrade when it comes to your hotel building is key.
Today, at Ascension General Contractors, we are giving you all of the details when it comes to how to upgrade your hotel building.
Lighting
An important part of any building really is the lighting. Poor lighting will negatively affect the environment of your hotel and leave guests with a bad impression. Most of the time this is a simple fix by swapping outdated fixtures with new and more modern lighting.
Lobby
The lobby is the first impression guests will have of your hotel, so a lot of effort should be put into making sure that their first impression is a good one. A lobby should be designed in such a way that it is welcoming to visitors and leaves them excited for their stay. Check out these ideas for inspiration when designing your hotel lobby.
Guest Rooms
When it comes to the guest rooms of your hotel, the comfort of your guest should be the main priority. Beyond making sure the rooms include good lighting, a fresh coat of paint can go a long way to spruce up guest rooms and make them feel new. For the bathrooms, ensure they provide a spa-like environment. With many guests coming and going, choose durable products such as stainless steel, solid brass, and high-quality finishes for bathrooms to be able to withstand heavy use.
Repairs & Maintenance
Delaying repairs and poor maintenance will cause more problems in the long run. And it should go without saying that after upgrading your hotel building, keeping up with regular repairs and maintenance will not only help your upgrades last longer but also help to keep your future guests happy while they are staying at your hotel.
At Ascension General Contractors, we are here to help you make all your hotel upgrades happen. We are full-service repair specialists, and proud to serve the Nashville business community as general contractors.
