What should you show on a hotel lobby screen?
Where is breakfast served? When is check-out? What can guests do today? A lobby screen is useful when it answers these questions clearly and briefly.
Put practical information first
Begin with what guests need now: breakfast times and location, check-out time or directions to the hotel restaurant. A brief message with a place and time is more useful than a long list of hotel services.
Match the content to the time of day
In the morning, focus on breakfast and departure. During the day, local suggestions and short landscape videos may be useful. In the evening, show restaurant hours and information for the next morning. Repeat essential information regularly.
Example: an information plan for the fictional Hotel Panorama
| Time of day | Focus | Example message |
|---|---|---|
| Morning | Breakfast and departure | Breakfast 07:00–10:00 on the ground floor · Check-out by 11:00 |
| Daytime | Local orientation | One checked suggestion for an outing and a short landscape video |
| Evening | Hotel restaurant and the next morning | Dinner 18:00–21:00 · Book at reception |
| Repeated throughout the day | Essential information | Breakfast location, check-out time and how to contact reception |
Keep it current and easy to understand
SUISSE-VIDEO lets you schedule text content and videos. Your staff maintain the times and offers. Weather, timetables and events need checking; this example does not assume an automatic data feed. Keep messages short and provide additional language versions when needed.
Make screen content easy to read · Plan content throughout the day