What your customers want to know
- How big is the room, and what's the view from the window?
- What's the difference between the deluxe room and the suite?
- Is the pool, spa or restaurant as it appears in the photos?
- Is the property suitable for families, accessibility needs or groups?
What we typically capture
- Entrance, lobby and reception
- Each room category, including bathroom
- Views from balconies and windows
- Pool, spa, gym and recreation areas
- Restaurants, bars and breakfast areas
- Banquet halls, lawns and meeting rooms
How hotels & resorts use virtual tours
Room-category comparison
Link each room type in your tour so guests can see what an upgrade includes before choosing.
Event and wedding sales
Share banquet and lawn scenes with planners and families who can't visit in person.
Direct-website experience
Embed the tour on your own website alongside your booking or enquiry options.
Recommended services
Preparing for your shoot
- Prepare every room category to the same standard as a guest arrival.
- Schedule outdoor areas for good daylight and indoor areas when they're empty.
- Decide which upgrade or package you most want guests to notice — we can open the tour there.
Questions from hotels & resorts
Can guests move between rooms in the tour?
Yes. Scenes are connected with navigation points, so guests can move from the lobby to rooms, dining and outdoor areas.
Can you capture a resort spread over a large area?
Yes. Larger sites need more capture points and possibly more time on site, which we include in the quote.