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Where Scent Can Be Applied
Create an immediate sense of welcome and introduce the property’s identity from the moment guests arrive.
Extend the experience beyond the lobby with subtle diffusion designed to support comfort, freshness and consistency.
Complement the atmosphere of dining, bar and social areas without interfering with food and beverage aromas.
Use calming or revitalising fragrance profiles across spas, gyms, pools and guest wellness facilities.
What Hospitality Leaders Say
The fragrance gives our lobby an immediate identity. Guests regularly mention the atmosphere before commenting on any individual design element
Amelia Brooks
General Manager — Boutique Hotel
We wanted the restaurant to feel warmer and more distinctive without changing the interior. The scent became the final layer our concept was missing.
Daniel Costa
Owner — Restaurant & Wine Bar
Using different fragrance intensities across reception, corridors and apartments allowed us to create a much more consistent guest journey
Maya Chen
Operations Director — Serviced Apartments
Hospitality Experience in Numbers
+15.8%
Longer Dining Time
In one 88-customer restaurant field study, average dwell time increased from 91.3 to 105.7 minutes under lavender scenting
+20.6%
Higher Average Spend
The same study recorded an increase in average customer spending from €17.50 to €21.10. This was a single-location result, not a guaranteed outcome.
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Hotel-Room Participants
A controlled hotel-room study involving 99 participants found higher happiness and emotional valence in the scented room.
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Guest Journey Zones
Arrival, accommodation, dining and wellness can each receive a tailored yet coherent olfactory identity.
