High humidity and high temperatures can deter many guests from hotel rooms, even as hotel operators strive to improve hotel ratings and ensure customer referrals. Therefore, in areas where we shouldn't skimp on expenses, we should prioritize providing a good indoor climate for each room. AlorAir's Sentinel commercial dehumidifiers offer a great solution. Their stable operation provides precise humidity control for all areas of the hotel. This will create a satisfying indoor environment for guests, earning your hotel an excellent reputation and increasing guest return rate.
When guests choose to stay at a hotel, they expect to enjoy a comfortable and healthy living environment. As a hotel manager, it's your duty to ensure an optimal stay for all your guests. Begin by evaluating the humidity in various sections of your establishment, such as guest suites, communal spaces, cellars, and washrooms. Ensure the hotel is equipped with adequate ventilation systems to allow for the expulsion of moisture and regulation of humidity levels. This includes proper ventilation for bathrooms, kitchens, and laundry areas. Consider installing exhaust fans, routinely inspect and maintain HVAC systems, including air conditioning units and ductwork, clean or replace filters as recommended by the manufacturer to ensure proper airflow and effective dehumidification.
The indoor climate significantly impacts the comfort and health of hotel guests.
In hotel environments, the accumulation of moisture is a common issue, and activities such as frequent opening of doors and windows, showering, and boiling water are major causes of increased humidity. However, traditional air conditioning and ventilation systems are not effective in controlling humidity as they primarily focus on temperature regulation rather than humidity adjustment.
To guarantee the comfort of guests, it's advisable to maintain a minimum temperature of 20℃. in hotel rooms. Moreover, relative humidity should not exceed 60% as high humidity environments can lead to allergies and respiratory issues, while also promoting the growth of mold and bacteria, causing damage to the hotel structure and internal facilities. Mold spots may appear on the wallpaper, curtains, bedding, and furniture might feel damp, and excessive humidity in the lobby and restaurant can affect guest comfort.