Hotel campaign

The BWH Hotels campaign rewards guests for returning stolen décor and celebrating bespoke interiors while generating buzz through creative engagement.

Late Checkout 'The Hotel' Winter 2025

Develop a brand campaign to inspire the next generation of travellers to stay at Marriott Hotels & Resorts across Europe.

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Looking for inspiration for your next advertising campaign? Here are 15 hotel advertising examples & how to get started.

In honor of its 25th anniversary, Conrad Hotels & Resorts is celebrating its impressive milestone by debuting an entirely refreshed global marketing campaign. Taking a page from the fashion world, the brand and its creative agency, Young & Rubicam (Y&R), have created a breakthrough campaign that captures the individuality of its guests.

Swedish hotel chain Elite Hotels is hoping to lure visitors back to travel again after the pandemic with a campaign that focuses on an unexpected aspect of hotel stays—their sounds. The work, by Stockholm and Hamburg-based agency Volt, includes a series of digital videos that take a microphone to some very specific hotel noises: meals being prepared in the hotel kitchen; luggage wheeled down a hallway; the sizzle of the sauna; the tinkle of room service arriving on a tray.

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Hotel Anna & Bel is boutique hotel, tucked away on the residential streets of Susquehanna & Belgrade in Fishtown, Philadelphia. Though the streets give the new hotel concept its name, the hotel’s brand narrative celebrates the two fictional sisters who are representative of the building that once served as a women’s asylum and later one […]

An adults only luxury boutique hotel in the heart of Cyprus. A home away from home.

When an elevator arrives a a floor, it is designed to slow to a halt rather than stop suddenly before arriving at the desired floor. The elevator is acted on by an upward force over the course of a few seconds, which decreases the force of the impact. This keeps the cables from having to withstand huge tension, and out bodies from feeling like we fell from over 50 feet. Because I=FT, increasing the time taken to slow the elevator decreases the force needed to stop it in order to maintain…