Hospitality screens that welcome guests and point the way.
Guests judge a property within minutes of arriving. Screens at the entrance and front desk can welcome them, explain what is on offer and point to local things worth doing, in the tone of your brand.
Where the screens go and what they show.
These are the usual places to start. We confirm them with you on the site walk.
Lobby and front desk
A welcome message, key hours and the day's events.
Elevator lobbies and corridors
Directions to amenities, restaurants and meeting rooms.
Restaurant and bar
Menus, daily specials and events.
Event and meeting spaces
Room names, session times and a welcome for each group.
Which services carry the most weight here.
You get all three. They are listed in the order we expect to matter most for hospitality.
Content development
Welcome messages, amenity information and local recommendations need to be written and kept fresh. Our designers create and animate them to suit the property.
More about content developmentManaged services
Event listings change daily. Staff send us the details, and we update the screens so the front desk is not editing content.
More about managed servicesHardware
Lobby displays and video walls are part of the interior. We plan mounting and cabling around finished spaces.
More about hardware
Things to plan for.
Settle these early and the install and the content both go more smoothly.
Match the screen to the property
A boutique hotel and a conference resort sound different. Typography, motion and pace should feel like part of the interior, not a television on the wall.
Event signage changes daily
Meeting and event rooms need new content for each group. Decide how event details reach us and who confirms them.
Keep local recommendations current
Restaurants close and events end. Review local content on a regular schedule so guests are not sent somewhere that has gone.
Common questions.
What digital signage works best in a hotel lobby?
A welcome screen in your brand at the entrance or front desk works best. It can show key hours, the day's events and local recommendations. Typography, motion and pace should feel like part of the interior, not a television on the wall.
How do hotels show daily events and meeting-room schedules on screens?
Staff send the event details to ChannelSay, and we update the screens. Meeting and event rooms need new content for each group, so decide how event details reach us and who confirms them. The front desk does not have to edit content.
Can a hotel use digital signage for wayfinding?
Yes. Screens in elevator lobbies and corridors can give directions to amenities, restaurants and meeting rooms. We plan mounting and cabling around finished spaces.
How do hotels keep local recommendations on screens current?
Review the local content on a regular schedule. Restaurants close and events end, so a recommendation that was right last month may not be now. Our designers keep a calendar of what is due to change.
Will digital signage fit the look of a hotel lobby?
Yes, when the content and the install are planned for the property. Our designers build the content to suit your tone, and we plan mounting and cabling around finished spaces. Lobby displays and video walls then read as part of the interior.
Walk us through your space.
Tell us where the screens would go and what they need to say. We'll come see it and show you what's possible.