Valen from Laably • October 18, 2022

The importance of colors in your marketing strategy

The type of accommodation in your hotel determines the style and colors that you should use on your website to captivate your customers. Colors should reflect the personality of your hotel. Think about your goals and what you want to convey. Offer a luxury experience? a family adventure? Do you want to offer a space to connect with nature? Here are some color ideas for your type of hotel.

Holiday hotels:

Family, themed hotels for children or adults, beach, resort or gastronomic hotels. When visitors select this type of hotel, their goal is to have a good time, to have fun.

Colors: Yellow, orange, red.
For the rooms: Combination of white and blue that transmit tranquility and calm.

Executive hotels:

Luxury, boutique, or urban and events hotels. Suitable for professionals and executives, people who attend parties, meetings, courses or congresses.

Colors: Blue, gray and black.

For the rooms: Brown, gray or blue in light tones.

Eco hotel:

Ecological, sustainable, adventure hotels, glampings, that seek to connect visitors with nature.

Colors: Shades of green.

For the rooms: Brown, white.

Small hotels:

B&B or small hotels that want to transmit security, warmth and cozyness.

Colors: Shades of brown.

For the rooms: Beige and cream shades.

Colors transmit or produce moods. What is the mood you want to convey? At Laably we help you to convey the right emotions to your target audience using the psychology of color on your website.

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