Hotel fragrance use skills, in-depth understanding and learning
December 17, 2020
Hotel fragrance use skills, in-depth understanding and learning
The origin of fragrance
The use of fragrance can be traced back to ancient times. In ancient Egypt in 4500 BC, people had long learned to use the fragrance of spices to achieve the pursuit of beauty. The ancient Greeks also used fresh or dried aromatic plants to achieve the effect of calming pain, and ancient Greek women also sprayed perfume on religious ceremonies, because they believed that perfume was made by gods, so as long as they smell perfume, it means The gods come to give blessings. By 30 BC, when the ancient Romans took over the Greek Empire, they also inherited the habit of using spices. At that time, the ancient Romans liked to spray the essence on any place, including animals, and even the mortar used to build walls. In large-scale banquets, the bodies of pigeons or other birds are first immersed in precious perfume, and then they are allowed to shuttle among the guests to make the room full of fragrance. This is regarded as the pioneer of indoor fragrance. In Eastern China, people think that spices are symbols of wealth and power, and luxury goods in the upper echelons. In many important court events and religious ceremonies, incense is also used to freshen the air. According to ancient records, the famous doctor Hua Tuo also used cloves and musk to make sachets and hung them in the patient's room to achieve the effect of treating tuberculosis. It can be seen that the use of "incense" is also part of traditional culture in China.
Hotel fragrance use
High-end hotels have been using fragrance for a long time, and each hotel has its own unique fragrance. The lobby of the Westin Hotel exudes an elegant white tea fragrance, mixed with the flavours of geranium and freesia, which makes people calm and relaxing. The fragrance in the lobby of the Sheraton Hotel is blended with figs, mint, jasmine and freesia, making people feel at home. The Four Points Hotel uses the aroma extracted from apple and cinnamon, which reminds people of apple pie and the simple style of the hotel. The fragrant smell is invisible and intangible, but while lingering in the hotel air, it can also enter the guests' hearts through their nostrils and stay for a long time. It can be seen how important it is to choose a fragrance product that perfectly fits the hotel brand and culture. Maybe your guests will smell the fragrance and come again.
However, looking at the current fragrance systems used in major hotels, most of them are distributed through air conditioning systems, so that both the lobby and the guest rooms are the same. At the same time, the intensity of the fragrance is difficult to control. In the context of most tourists pursuing fashion, personality, and environmental protection, high-end hotels create different aromas in different spaces such as guest rooms, bathrooms, spa rooms, restaurants, bars, cafes, rest areas, meeting rooms, etc., which are probably also important to capture the hearts of guests. means.
Fragrance is no longer the traditional concept of using essential oils or burning wax to diffuse fragrance.
The advancement and innovation of science and technology have given us more new choices. Such a choice will bring unexpected surprises to you and your guests. Such a choice is not so much to change some purchasing habits, as it is to keep up with the pace of the times and user needs. The aromatherapy machine can also be so intelligent and drive the participation of guests. Soon, it will also join the ranks of intelligent control, which can be controlled through the intelligent system WiFi function. In this era, everything is possible, and it is not surprising that a small idea has brought about a huge change.
