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Comfort, Durability, and Versatility: Creating Outdoor Spaces That Keep Guests Coming Back

by | Aug 20, 2026 | Business Development, Consumer TVs, Digital Signage, Hospitality, Pro Displays, Uncategorized

From Lobby to Guest Room: The Top Hospitality Display Trends AV Integrators Shouldn’t Miss in 2026
Outdoor spaces are no longer just an extra perk for hospitality venues, they’re a core part of the guest experience. Whether it’s a hotel patio, a restaurant terrace, or a resort pool deck, well-designed outdoor environments invite guests to stay longer, spend more, and come back again. The key is choosing outdoor hospitality solutions that balance comfort, durability, and atmosphere while standing up to constant use and changing weather.

Cape SoleilThoughtful outdoor design can transform a wide range of hospitality and commercial spaces, including:

  • Hotel patios and courtyards, where guests want comfortable places to relax, work, or socialize
  • Restaurants and bars looking to expand seating without compromising style or comfort
  • Sports bars, where outdoor viewing areas keep energy high on game days
  • Resorts, from poolside lounges to outdoor dining and gathering spaces
  • Outdoor retail and mixed-use environments that benefit from inviting, well-furnished common areas

No matter the setting, outdoor spaces should feel just as intentional and welcoming as indoor ones.

Outdoor Furniture Built for Hospitality Environments

Outdoor furniture in hospitality settings has to do more than look good. It needs to withstand sun, rain, humidity, and frequent use, all while staying comfortable and visually appealing over time. That’s why weather-resistant materials and commercial-grade construction are essential when selecting outdoor furnishings.

Agio Outdoor Furniture: Custom Design Meets Long-Lasting Performance

Agio outdoor furniture offers hospitality spaces the flexibility to design seating that truly fits their layout and guest flow. Featuring Resysta, a durable composite material designed for outdoor use, Agio allows customers to create custom outdoor furniture pieces tailored to their specific space.

Resysta is resistant to moisture, heat, and UV exposure, making it a strong choice for high-traffic outdoor areas. The result is furniture that maintains its appearance and performance season after season, without the maintenance demands of traditional wood.

Cape Soleil Outdoor Furniture: Designed for Comfort and Heavy Use

Cape Soleil outdoor furniture is built with hospitality environments in mind. Designed to handle daily use in commercial settings, these pieces combine durability with comfort, making them ideal for patios, pool decks, and outdoor dining spaces where guests expect to relax and stay awhile.

Explore the Cape Soleil lineup.

Outdoor Hospitality TVs: Entertainment Without Compromise

Outdoor TVs have become a must-have for many hospitality environments, especially for restaurants, bars, and resorts looking to extend entertainment beyond their indoor spaces. Outdoor hospitality TVs are specifically designed to perform in challenging conditions, offering:

  • Weather resistance to handle rain, heat, humidity, and dust
  • Minimal glare, ensuring clear visibility from multiple seating angles
  • High brightness levels so screens remain viewable even in direct sunlight

By incorporating outdoor TVs, venues can host game-day crowds, outdoor movie nights, or live events, keeping guests engaged and on-site longer.

Finishing Touches That Bring Outdoor Spaces to Life

While furniture and TVs create the foundation of an outdoor space, it’s the finishing touches that truly elevate the experience.

  • VerdeLighting adds warmth and extends usability well into the evening, creating a welcoming ambiance after sunset
  • Outdoor rugs help define seating areas, add texture, and soften hard surfaces
  • Live music or quality outdoor audio systems enhance the atmosphere without overwhelming conversation

Together, these elements help outdoor spaces feel cohesive, intentional, and just as refined as indoor environments.

Creating Outdoor Spaces Guests Want to Return To

Successful outdoor hospitality solutions combine durability, comfort, and atmosphere. By investing in high-quality outdoor furniture, reliable outdoor entertainment, and thoughtful design details, hospitality venues can transform patios, terraces, and courtyards into high-performing spaces that enhance the guest experience and drive long-term value.

When outdoor areas are designed with the same care as indoor spaces, they become destinations in their own right, spaces guests remember, recommend, and return to.

From Lobby to Guest Room: The Top Hospitality Display Trends AV Integrators Shouldn’t Miss in 2026

by | Jul 9, 2026 | Business Development, Consumer TVs, Digital Signage, Hospitality, Uncategorized

From Lobby to Guest Room: The Top Hospitality Display Trends AV Integrators Shouldn’t Miss in 2026
As guests’ expectations evolve, the hospitality industry continues to adopt future-forward audio-visual solutions that enhance the hotel experience. And when it comes to TVs and digital signage, these eye-catching innovations are essential in turning new visitors into repeat customers.

Ashley May-Smith and Liz Wheeler, Business Development Managers at Almo, discuss key trends in the hospitality industry and the importance of digital signage when creating a memorable guest experience.

Digital Signage Displays in HospitalityWhat are some TV and digital signage trends in hospitality spaces?

“Digital signage and in-room display technology in hospitality are rapidly evolving into intelligent, experience-driven platforms,” Liz said. “Key trends include interactive self-service solutions like kiosks and wayfinding, and seamless integration with property management systems.”

And with the rise of hybrid work environments, many hotel meeting rooms require technology to support modern collaboration.

“Conference rooms are also seeing a major shift, with advanced displays and digital signage supporting collaboration through wireless sharing, hybrid meeting capabilities, and real-time scheduling tools,” she explained.

“At the same time, hotels are introducing Direct View LED in lobbies to create high-impact, immersive first impressions that elevate brand presence. Combined with cloud-based content management and more sustainable display technologies, today’s solutions are transforming screens into dynamic, connected touchpoints across the entire guest journey.”

How has digital signage become an essential piece of hotel infrastructure?

“Digital signage has shifted from a supplementary feature to a core component of hotel infrastructure, serving as a centralized communication and engagement platform across the property,” she detailed. “It enables real-time distribution of information such as events, directions, and promotions, while also enhancing conference room functionality with digital room scheduling, meeting visibility, and collaboration tools.”

Along with increased guest engagement, digital signage solutions elevate the hotel brand by crafting a cohesive visual identity.

“In high-traffic areas like lobbies, large-format and Direct View LED displays act as both informational hubs and visual anchors, delivering impactful content that shapes the guest’s first impression,” she explained. “Beyond communication, signage improves operational efficiency through self-service solutions and supports revenue generation through targeted promotions, making it an essential, scalable system that connects guest experience, operations, and brand storytelling.”

How are digital signage solutions working to create a more accessible environment for guests?

“Digital signage is playing a critical role increating more accessible and inclusive hospitality environments by making information easier to find, understand, and interact with,” said Liz, detailing the many ways that digital signage solutions create a more accessible space for guests.

“Wayfinding and interactive displays simplify navigation throughout the property, including conference and event spaces.

Digital room signage outside meeting rooms provides clear, real-time visibility into schedules and locations, reducing confusion and improving flow for attendees.

Self-service solutions reduce reliance on staff interaction, supporting guests with varying communication preferences or needs, while high-resolution displays with clear visuals improve readability.”

“Together with real-time updates, these technologies help create a more seamless, user-friendly, and inclusive experience for every guest,” she explained.

How have guest expectations changed as we move towards personalized in-room entertainment and streaming?

“Guest expectations have evolved a lot over the years,” said Ashley. “In the past, in-room entertainment was more limited to options like local channels and pay-per-view.”

“So much of the content we consume now is viewed on a multitude of streaming services, and for the most part, guests want the ability to log in to their own account and pick up right where they left off in their favorite show,” she said. “There’s a comfort in being able to access a piece of home while you’re away.”

How have digital signage and self-service experiences improved efficiency for guests and hotel staff?

“Digital signage allows hotels and hotel staff to be much more agile than in years past. Think back to the days of paper menus – if the cost on a food item changed, for example, the hotel would need to re-print those menus, which is costly,” she explained.

Along with improving efficiency for guests and hotel staff alike, these solutions allow for tailored guest experiences.

“Many hotels also utilize self-service kiosks now, which allows guests to do things like book dinner reservations, or even request late check-out,” she detailed. “Digital signage gives guests flexibility, and staff the ability to react quickly and easily to changing circumstances.”

smart tvs hotelWhat are the benefits of cloud-based content management?

“Cloud-based content management allows hotels to streamline operations while improving guest experience,” she said. “From customized brand messaging to contactless check-ins, cloud solutions can help hotels scale services without the need for expensive on-prem infrastructure.”

By allowing hotels to easily scale their offerings, cloud-based content management promotes a cohesive brand image while maintaining efficient hotel operations.

“This remote access means having the ability to make changes on the fly across properties without having to physically go to each property, saving time and money.”

Let’s Elevate Your Next Hospitality Project

Whether you’re refreshing guest rooms, designing a lobby experience, or planning a full-property rollout, Almo is here to help you choose the right displays, integrations, and platforms.

To explore the full portfolio of future-forward hospitality solutions, visit Hospitality.AlmoProAV.com.

Ashley May-Smith | [email protected]

Liz Wheeler, DSCE | [email protected]

Hospitality Tech Is Changing Fast: What Integrators Need to Know About TVs and Signage in 2026

by | Apr 2, 2026 | Business Development, Consumer TVs, Digital Signage, Hospitality, Pro Audio, Pro Displays, Uncategorized

guest experienceIf you’ve worked even one hotel project in the last couple of years, you’ve noticed that guest expectations are changing fast. Today’s travelers don’t just use the screens around a property… they depend on them. And as their expectations rise, your hospitality clients look to you to make sure every display – from the lobby video wall to the guest‑room TV – feels modern, seamless, and easy to use.

Let’s walk through the biggest display trends shaping hotels in 2026 and what they mean for your next installation.

  1. Guest‑Room TVs Need to Work Exactly Like Home (If Not Better)

You’ve probably had a hotel client ask why guests can’t cast Netflix or stream their own content yet. The truth is, people don’t want “hotel entertainment”- they want their entertainment. And if the in‑room TV doesn’t support it, they go straight back to their phones.

Modern hospitality TVs fix that. These displays are the nerve center of the guest room. Guests want to walk in, tap their phone once, and instantly watch their favorite shows, just like they would at home. Streaming, casting, personalized content… the whole package.

And trust me, when you give guests that seamless experience, they notice.

  1. Casting Options Aren’t a Perk… They’re a Requirement

If you’re selecting in‑room displays for your hotel projects, you already know a standard TV won’t cut it. Hotels expect Google Cast, Apple AirPlay, and secure login options right out of the gate. If it doesn’t pair easily with a guest’s device, it’ll feel outdated the moment it’s installed.

More hotels are also tying their TVs into PMS systems or mobile apps so the screen can:

    • Welcome guests by name
    • Share check‑out times or property highlights
    • Promote upgrades or amenities
    • Even sync with room controls

This is exactly the kind of behind‑the‑scenes magic that enriches a property, and sets your installation apart.

  1. Digital Signage Has Become the Backbone of the Hotel Experience

hotel restaurant guestsWalk into any hotel lobby today, and you’ll see what I mean; digital signage is everywhere, and it’s doing real work. It’s helping guests:

    • Find their meeting rooms
    • Navigate large properties
    • Check event schedules
    • Browse menus or promotions
    • Get real‑time weather or travel updates

This isn’t “nice to have” anymore. It’s operational infrastructure.

Here’s the deal: hotels want screens that update automatically, change by time of day, support multiple languages, and stay on brand across every location they own. When you build signage networks that can handle that, you’re giving them an asset, not just a display.

And while we’ve been talking screens, it’s worth remembering that great visuals only go so far without clear, consistent audio to match. In louder public spaces like restaurants, bars, and busy lobbies, hotels rely on sound systems that deliver even coverage and maintain speech clarity without overwhelming the room. Strong audio isn’t just background…it’s part of creating the welcoming, high quality atmosphere guests expect the moment they walk in.

  1. Self‑Service and Mobile‑First Experiences Are Changing Lobby Design

room signageYou’ve definitely seen this shift firsthand: guests want contactless everything.
QR‑codes. Digital keys. Mobile check‑in. Kiosks that keep guests moving instead of waiting.

Digital displays are at the center of these flow improvements. Whether it’s a QR‑enabled menu at the bar or a lobby kiosk guiding guests to their rooms, the screens you install are helping hotels reduce bottlenecks and lighten the load on front-desk staff.

If you’re designing lobby signage, now’s the time to think about:

    • QR‑led journeys
    • Interactive kiosks
    • Digital maps and directories
    • Short-form, high‑impact messaging

Guests appreciate it, and hotels depend on it.

  1. Cloud‑Based Content Management Isn’t Optional Anymore

Samsung TVIf you’ve ever had a client ask you to update dozens of screens across multiple properties… you know how rough local content management can be.

That’s why cloud-based CMS platforms are becoming the default. Hotels want to:

    • Push content updates instantly
    • Keep branding consistent
    • Manage multiple locations at once
    • Handle multilingual needs
    • Automate updates without calling IT

When you recommend cloud-ready systems, you’re not just making your installs smoother; you’re future‑proofing your client’s entire display network.

  1. Plan for 24/7 Reliability and Scalability (Because Hotels Demand It)

Hospitality is a 24/7 business. Guests check in at midnight. Conferences start at dawn. Restaurants stay lit until closing. Your displays need to keep up.

Hotels are treating digital signage and hospitality TVs as mission‑critical now, and they’re expecting integrators to design systems that stay online, stay accurate, and stay consistent year-round. Choosing purpose-built displays and platforms is more important than ever.

And of course, that’s where the right products, and the right guidance, make all the difference.

Let’s Elevate Your Next Hospitality Project

Whether you’re refreshing guest rooms, designing a lobby experience, or planning a full-property rollout, Almo is here to help you choose the right displays, integrations, and platforms. If you’ve got a hotel project coming up, or you just want to double‑check your specs, we’d love to talk through it with you.

Reach out to your Almo Pro AV team anytime. We’re here for you.

Want to explore more Hospitality content? You might enjoy “Extended Stay Properties: Solutions that feel like home.”

Elevating Extended Stay Properties: Solutions That Feel Like Home

by | Feb 18, 2026 | Business Development, Hospitality, Uncategorized

Extended-stay hotels are becoming increasingly popular, offering guests a home-away-from-home with all the conveniences they need for longer visits. As guest expectations continue to evolve, extended-stay properties have an opportunity to differentiate themselves by providing thoughtful Furniture, Fixtures & Equipment (FF&E) and innovative Pro AV solutions designed specifically for extended comfort. Let’s explore how you can elevate your extended-stay projects with smart design, technology, and amenities that make guests feel truly at home.

What are extended-stay properties?
Extended-stay hotels are designed for guests staying beyond the typical one or two-night reservation. These properties often feel more residential than traditional hotel rooms, providing additional space, storage, and appliances that support daily routines. From cooking to working to relaxing, guests should feel like they have everything they need for a seamless, comfortable stay.

Creating an Inviting Kitchen Space
cozy kitchen sceneOne of the biggest advantages of extended-stay hotels is the in-room kitchen. Unlike traditional rooms that offer limited appliances, extended-stay kitchens require:

  • Full-size or mid-size refrigerators
  • Ovens and stovetops
  • Microwaves
  • Essential cookware and utensils

These amenities allow guests to prepare meals, stick to their routines, and enjoy a more personalized stay. Make the kitchen feel warm and welcoming with stylish yet durable fixtures, modern finishes, and lighting that makes the space functional and inviting.

Upgrading the Space with Innovative Technology
Technology plays a major role in shaping the guest experience, especially during long stays.

Smart Entertainment
smart tvs hotelProvide guests with SMART TVs that include access to streaming services and personalized content.
Brands like Samsung and LG offer commercial-grade in-room displays that allow guests to:

  • Log in to their favorite streaming platforms
  • Receive custom welcome messages
  • View hotel information, weather, and amenities
  • Enjoy high-quality UHD displays

This creates a seamless, familiar entertainment experience they can enjoy every day of their stay.

Nonstop Tech Solutions
nonstop tech solutionFor guests who are working remotely or using multiple devices, Nonstop’s lineup of in-room technology is a must-have. Their sleek, durable charging hubs offer:

  • Wireless charging
  • Multiple USB ports
  • AC outlets
  • Integrated cable management
  • Security C-clamps for tamper resistance

These solutions ensure that no matter the length of the stay, guests always remain powered, connected, and productive. Explore the Nonstop lineup >

Designing Spaces That Feel Like Home
home-like hotel roomBeyond appliances and technology, extended-stay guests appreciate thoughtful design details that make the space feel warm and livable. Consider adding:

  • Stylish, residential-inspired decor
  • Additional closet space and drawers for unpacking
  • A designated workspace with ergonomic furniture
  • Cozy seating for relaxation
  • High-speed WiFi for streaming, working, and messaging across multiple devices

These touches help guests settle in, stay organized, and feel truly comfortable during extended visits.

How Extended-Stay Properties Differ from Traditional Hotels
The biggest differentiators are space, autonomy, and comfort. Traditional hotel rooms are built for short-term convenience. Extended-stay rooms are designed for everyday living. Guests want the flexibility to cook meals, work remotely, relax comfortably, and maintain a sense of normalcy — and the right FF&E and Pro AV solutions help make that possible.

Innovation that Keeps Guests Coming Back
Extended-stay properties that invest in high-quality equipment, connected technology, and thoughtful design elements will stand out in a competitive market. From fully functional kitchens to SMART entertainment and Nonstop technology, these enhancements give guests an elevated in-room experience that feels like home — only better.

Whether you’re updating an existing property or designing a new one, Almo Hospitality is here to support your vision with FF&E and Pro AV solutions tailored for extended-stay success.

How Lunar New Year Can Impact Product Timelines in Hospitality Spaces

by | Dec 11, 2025 | Business Development, Hospitality, Uncategorized

How Lunar New Year Can Impact Product Timelines in Hospitality Spaces

In the hospitality industry, timing is everything. Whether you’re refreshing guest rooms, outfitting common areas, or enhancing outdoor spaces, project deadlines often align with seasonal demand and guest expectations. Meeting those deadlines requires careful planning, strong vendor relationships, and an understanding of potential challenges that may impact supply chains along the way.

One often-overlooked factor is the Lunar New Year holiday, which has a significant impact on global supply chains. You’ve likely experienced a slowdown in those supply chains while supporting projects in hotel spaces. While many are familiar with Lunar New Year as a cultural celebration marked by family gatherings, festivals, and traditions, its effect on business operations is sometimes underestimated, especially in industries like hospitality, where projects depend on tight schedules.

What is Lunar New Year?

As the most widely celebrated holiday in China, the Lunar New Year marks the start of the lunar calendar. While festivities traditionally last 15 days, factory closures and slowdowns can stretch over several weeks as workers travel to be with family. In 2026, the official holiday in mainland China will run from February 15–22, followed by the Lantern Festival on March 3.

What This Means for You

Shipping FacilityIf your projects rely on products manufactured in Asia, or components sourced from the region, these closures can mean longer lead times, shipping backlogs, and even rushed orders with compromised quality. The impact doesn’t stop there. Logistics, customs, and freight forwarding also experience congestion after the holiday, which can create ripple effects that push deliveries even further.

If your product manufacturer is in Asia or sources components from there, you can expect longer turnaround times. Additionally, there is the potential for rushed orders with compromised quality, expedited shipping fees and storage costs, and staffing gaps following the break.

  • Production Delays: Factories may close for 2-4 weeks, halting or delaying manufacturing.
  • Shipping Backlogs: Orders submitted too close to LNY often get pushed behind once production restarts.
  • Extended Lead Times: Even after reopening, it can take weeks for operations to return to normal.
  • Ripple Effects: Logistics, customs, and freight forwarding also experience congestion, further slowing delivery.

For hotels and resorts working toward openings, renovations, or seasonal updates, a delayed furniture shipment or lighting fixture could push back completion, preventing the space from being guest-ready at peak season. Outdoor product delays can impact poolside furniture or patio areas just as warmer weather approaches. These disruptions don’t just affect aesthetics, they can influence guest experience, revenue opportunities, and brand perception, putting critical timelines at risk, which makes proactive planning essential.

Customer SupportHow Almo is Here To Help

Here’s the good news: by partnering with Almo, we’ll help ensure that your projects stay on schedule, especially when global supply timelines are compromised. Our strong vendor relationships, advanced planning tools, and product availability strategies help minimize the risks associated with supply chain slowdowns during Lunar New Year.

  • Spot potential delays ahead of time: We’ll review your upcoming projects to identify which SKUs or product lines are most likely to hit a delay window.
  • Stay in the loop: We’re already talking to the manufacturers. We’ll keep you informed as shipping updates, cutoff dates, or allocation news comes in.
  • Look for alternatives: If something has a long lead time, we can help you find comparable options.
  • Secure key products: If something is critical to your project, we’ll help you secure stock of pre-plan allocations.
  • Leverage our distribution support: We’re here to help you secure inventory and manage logistics.

It’s easy to push these conversations off until you’re placing orders, but by then, timelines are already tight. If you have hospitality projects coming up in early 2026, we’ll help you build a plan that avoids delays and keeps your projects moving.

Planning Ahead Makes All the Difference

Waiting until the last minute to consider the Lunar New Year’s impact can put hospitality projects at risk. If you have renovations, openings, or seasonal updates planned for early 2026, starting your planning now is essential. By identifying potential delays, securing key products, and exploring alternative solutions, you can maintain your timeline and ensure guest-ready spaces.

With Almo’s support, hospitality teams can anticipate supply chain challenges, minimize disruptions, and keep projects on schedule, all while maintaining high standards of quality and service.

Connect with us today to start planning your project timeline and avoid Lunar New Year delays.

Outdoor Solutions to Elevate Guest Experience

by | Aug 21, 2024 | Hospitality, Uncategorized

outdoor spaces hospitality blog

Extending the Guest Experience Outdoors

During the summer months, guests want to maximize their time outdoors and often look to hotels to provide them with a fresh and exciting environment to embrace the sunshine. Creating comfortable, inviting, and practical outdoor spaces is fundamental in increasing customer satisfaction, especially as the weather becomes warmer. With the right solutions, guests will find themselves without much reason to leave the property, thus retaining their business for other hotel services, such as food and beverage. Also, it never hurts for passersby – or those looking for accommodations – to see your patio bustling with happy guests.

Creating an Inviting Ambiance

Lighting is one of the most effective elements in creating a specific atmosphere. Aside from the practical aspect, lighting solutions can be used to set the mood and add character to your space. Too dark of an outdoor area at night may conflict with your desired ambiance, especially if your goal is to create a space fit for socializing. However, if you’re looking to design a tranquil escape, you might want to dim the lights.

Strategic lighting fixtures can also create natural walkways for guests that may not be as familiar with the hotel. With the right placement, lighting can reduce confusion and make your space more accessible and safe for your guests.

coffee table firepitAnother way to make your space feel inviting are fire pits. Not only are they great for colder nights, but they practically beg for people to surround them. Nothing says summer like ending the day beside a fire — s’mores optional. Luckily, Hanover’s coffee table fire pit is a wonderful choice for hosting guests. With it’s beautiful woven design and ample space to place beverages, this coffee table will make a great addition to your space and is sure to spark conversation.

Take a look at the Coffee Table Fire Pit by Hanover.

Comfort Goes a Long Way

If you want to create a space where guests will want to stay a while, you may want to consider the quality of the furniture you choose. Cape Soleil Outdoor Furniture combines comfort with a luxurious finish, while seamlessly blending into any aesthetic. Cape Soleil uses durable materials, making these products ideal for the wear that the hotel industry knows all too well. Lounging under the sun easily transitions to sitting around the fire at night with the Cape Soleil Richmond collection. These high-quality, durable pieces will ensure that guests are comfortable for as long as they choose to take advantage of your outdoor space, without sacrificing any of your establishment’s visual appeal.

Peruse the Cape Soleil Richmond collection.patio heater

And to take comfort a step further, investing in patio heaters for your space can make all the difference during those chilly nights. By keeping your guests warm and comfortable, patio heaters can help maximize the time you can hosts guests outside throughout a year, extending your window for outdoor dining and other services. Cambridge creates a 6-ft. flame glass patio heater perfect for creating a cozier, more enjoyable atmosphere. This patio heater uses propane and features an attractive glass cylinder with a clear display of the flames when in use. You can’t go wrong with this patio heater, and you’re guests will surely be appreciative.

Get the details on the Cambridge patio heater.

Entertaining and Engaging

Outdoor entertainment is a game-changer if you want guests to stay on the property instead of venturing out to find entertainment elsewhere. Adding music to an outdoor area can significantly enhance its appeal. Music creates ambiance, setting the tone for relaxing, socializing, or even celebrating. Whether it’s upbeat tunes by the pool or gentle background music on the terrace, music can greatly elevate a guest’s experience, making them feel immersed in their surroundings. Quality outdoor speakers are the best way to create a soundscape for your establishment. Speakers also provide versatility, allowing hotels to cater to different moods and events. Adding music to your space will make it vibrant and all the more inviting, ultimately making it easier for guests to unwind and continue to enjoy their stay.

Furthermore, outdoor TVs can elevate an outside area, especially during special sporting events where you can advertise your space as the place to watch the game. Outdoor TVs are an excellent addition to bar areas or outdoor dining spaces for your guests. The Samsung 55″ Pro TV Terrace Edition Outdoor QLED flat screen is a great option to ensure a high quality viewing experience. This TV features an ultra-bright picture quality, allowing guests to watch comfortably at all times of the day. This model is also waterproof, features an On/Off timer, allowing the TV to automatically operate during business hours. Plus, the TV includes a 16 hour panel, providing a longer daily run time for businesses.

By investing in these outdoor amenities this summer, hotels not only enhance the customer experience, but also create lasting memories that keep guests coming back for more.

Did you find this blog helpful?
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