Forget what you know about the Holiday Inn; the chain is now ditching lame lobbies for futuristic foyers.
The Holiday Inn brand is about to undergo a major renovation after a determined team of designers decided to bid outdated areas adieu. The brand new blueprints boast large open spaces instead of a series of smaller confined rooms. Designers realized that although visitors enjoy their privacy in their bedrooms, they were yearning for an open-concept foyer which could function on many levels. For this reason, Holiday Inn’s upgraded foyer is now dubbed the “social hub” of the building, housing the front desk area, business lounge, bar and restaurant, and children’s area. The open-concept space is modern and bright, and encourages interaction between visitors.
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What's Driving This Trend
- Open-concept Foyers
- Creating large, open spaces in hotel foyers to encourage interaction and function as a social hub.
- Futuristic Design
- Incorporating modern and bright elements in hotel lobbies for a more contemporary and luxurious experience.
- Multi-functional Spaces
- Designing hotel lobbies to serve multiple purposes, such as housing a front desk area, business lounge, bar and restaurant, and children's area.
Who This Affects Most
- Hospitality
- Opportunities for hotels to attract customers by revamping their lobby designs to offer a more modern and luxurious experience.
- Interior Design
- Increasing demand for interior designers to create innovative and functional spaces in hotel foyers that align with the futuristic design trend.
- Travel and Tourism
- Enhancing the overall guest experience by transforming hotel lobbies into welcoming and interactive spaces, driving customer satisfaction and loyalty.
