What to show in a hotel virtual tour
Start with the decision
Think about what a guest wants to know before choosing your hotel. Is the room bright? How far is the breakfast room from the lobby? A tour is most useful when it answers those questions, not when it shows every corridor.
Room types, not every room
Rooms of the same category look alike. Photograph one representative room per type and describe the differences in text. This keeps the tour focused and keeps the scope within your package.
Shared spaces
Lobby, restaurant, breakfast area, spa or garden give guests a sense of the atmosphere. Choose the spaces you are proud of and that guests use.
Planning the photography
We decide together which areas are photographed and when they are quiet enough to capture. Floor area and number of viewpoints define the package, and larger properties receive an individual quote.