LED lighting for hotel and gastronomy

Good lighting in the hotel and catering industry is essential, as there is no second chance for the first impression. Guests can only feel comfortable if the ambiance is right. The right lighting is a big part of it. LEDs are available in a variety of color temperatures, as well as being energy efficient, so you can also do something good for the environment and your wallet.

Key facts at a glance:

·        Mixture of general and accent lighting in different areas

·        Downlights for accent lighting in entrances

·        in rooms wall or ceiling lamps for general lighting

·        Luminaires with sensors in stairwells or corridors

Which LED lighting is suitable for which area?

It is important that you think in advance which rooms you have and how you want to illuminate them. What mood do you want to generate there? A lamp with cool white color temperature does not contribute to the relaxation, just as warm white lamps are not conducive to concentration. Here are some sections with tips on how to illuminate them.

Entrance and foyer

Incoming guests should be comfortable from the first minute. The entrance area usually consists of several areas: from the entrance itself to the reception area to further seating areas.

A good lighting solution can help separate the different zones to allow a clear and easy orientation in the environment. Accent lighting with LED downlights andLED spotlights can emphasize the architectural structures of the building or artworks such as pictures.

Bars and restaurants

Depending on their color, shape and size, the luminaires can harmonize with or contrast with other areas of a bar or restaurant. Above all, the brightness must always be well adjusted. Visitors should be able to see their food and drinks well, without being dazzled by the light source. For this purpose, dimmable LED lamps that optimally adapt to different lighting conditions, a great advantage.

Muted light to relax - bright light for a stimulating conversation atmosphere.

Rooms and suites

After a long and exhausting day you want peace and relaxation. Since the hotel room also serves as working, sleeping and living room, an optimal lighting concept is absolutely necessary.

For a bright basic lighting especially LED wall or ceiling lights are recommended with a high light output. Lamps with a warm white light color create a friendly and cozy atmosphere. In addition, the wall color and furniture of the room should always be included in the lighting concept.

Staircase and corridor

In most hotels, some areas such as the staircase or the hallway are used only when needed. For such applications, motion detectors or the use of LED lights with integrated sensors are ideal. When moving, the light is raised to maximum power. Then it can be dimmed again. Thus, the security needs of the guests are taken into account and additionally, the energy consumption can be optimally reduced. The use of emergency lighting should not be ignored either. In the event of a power failure, all persons can leave the building quickly and safely.