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Hotel Lighting
Creating a welcoming and comfortable environment for hotel guests is essential to generate a positive impression and provide them with an unforgettable experience. From the moment they step through the doors, lighting guides them through each space and highlights architectural and decorative elements of special interest. In public areas such as the lobby and communal spaces, warm and inviting light of around 2700–3000 kelvin is typically used to encourage relaxation and interaction. Majestic chandeliers are ideal for illuminating these areas. At reception, the lighting is bright yet welcoming, offering guests a warm first impression. In guest rooms, lighting becomes a tool for personalising the atmosphere, allowing visitors to create their own sense of comfort and tranquillity. LED technology has revolutionised hotel lighting thanks to its versatility and energy efficiency. The ability to adjust colour temperature and light intensity provides the flexibility needed to adapt to different times of day and purposes, whether for relaxation or for work.
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THE PERFECT LIGHTING FOR THE HOTEL LOBBY
The first thing we experience when entering a hotel is its lobby, which is why great care must be taken when choosing its decoration and lighting to make a strong impression when welcoming visitors. It is no surprise that a common choice is a large pendant light in the reception area — whether a chandelier or a pendant with multiple integrated lights — serving as a statement piece to personalise the hotel. Alternatively, for a more discreet and indirect effect, recessed spotlights in strategic positions, several pendant lamps above the bar, or the use of table lamps and wall lights are some of the most successful options. Above all, these fittings must be functional, ensuring a pleasant environment for both guests and staff.
HOW TO LIGHT HOTEL CORRIDORS
In spaces such as corridors and passageways, lighting should be less intense with a softer, diffused effect. A widely used approach is linear lighting along the route guests will take. Conversely, the room doors — and especially the room numbers — must be clearly visible, requiring more focused lighting. In these cases, we recommend wall lights, spotlights or lamps with motion sensors, depending on the area of the corridor. Signage lights are an excellent choice, as their main function is to provide permanent illumination on the number or symbol displayed.
LIGHTING FOR HOTEL ROOMS
The most important space for hotel guests is their room, where they will spend most of their time. Creating a homely and welcoming atmosphere is fundamental to making them feel at ease. For this reason, indirect lighting without glare should be chosen, taking into account all points of the room. Integrating lighting into furniture using LED strips or small surface-mounted or recessed spotlights is a great idea for improving visibility. A table lamp or wall light beside the headboard ensures maximum comfort and is one of the most commonly used light points. Wall lights with adjustable heads are ideal for reading, allowing the light to be directed where needed. At Lightingspain, we offer a wide range of products suited to these requirements, from table lamps and wall lights to ceiling lamps.
LIGHTING FOR THE HOTEL RESTAURANT
Properly lighting the bar or restaurant is crucial, as it is another space frequently used by guests. It must match the aesthetic and image of the rest of the hotel, while still being attractive to customers. Creating different atmospheres for breakfast and dinner is highly recommended, which is why we suggest using dimmable lighting — allowing you to set the perfect mood for each moment. From pendant and floor lamps to more technical and versatile lighting solutions, we provide a full range of products designed to captivate your guests.
Do not hesitate to seek advice from our team of lighting professionals and make your hotel the favourite place for your guests.