• General , Hospitality ,
• 30 Mar

Consider these factors as you assess sound masking solutions.

• Noise is a big problem for hotels (No. 2 behind Internet connectivity), but only 43 percent of guests with noise complaints actually tell the front desk staff. Instead, they’re going online and leaving hotel reviews.
• The hotel industry is a $493 Billion industry.
• According to data collected on statista.com, “noise from other guests” is the number one complaint of hotel guests.
• Hotels and resorts with substantial amenity spaces, conference facilities, ballrooms, or retail need robust sound isolation from such “high activity” spaces to guestrooms.
• It’s not just the sounds from guestrooms that need consideration, either – ice machines, elevators, laundry facilities – there are many functions of a hotel that require a good sound isolation strategy.
• And what about the doors? The worst offenders are communicating doors that directly connect guestrooms to one another.

Benefits of white noise soundproofing vs construction

• Can be zoned to treat specific problem areas and that these zones are invisible.
• No awkward walls are added, carpeting or absorbent paneling is not necessary
• Facility managers can install the systems themselves in a matter of hours