Hotels and Hospitality Industry

The hotel chains and hospitality firms are judged by their star ratings and indoor air quality plays a critical part in providing the guest with a wholesome experience and charm about the facility.  In highly competitive and ever-changing hospitality industry, guest experience and feedback are critical for the success of the firm. Cleanliness, comfortable bedding, facilities provided may all be a criterion for judging a facility, but Indoor air quality has also become a crucial part that can no longer be ignored.

Guest may spend a good amount of time within the hotel premises and they need a comfortable and healthy environment to be productive at meetings and enjoy their leisure time. The hotel staff also need to work efficiently within the premises. All these factors make Indoor air quality of paramount importance.

Good filtered air helps combat allergens, prevents contaminants from spreading and avoids the unpleasant experience of bad odours such as a mucid and mouldy smell which is unacceptable in a hotel room. If the hotel is within the city, then fine particle pollution and other urban pollution elements can all affect the indoor air quality.  Each part of a hotel can be the subject of suitable air filtration depending on the nature of the requirement: rooms, kitchens, lobby or restaurants.