During peak hours, noise generated by conversations, tableware and people moving around accumulates, raising the overall sound level and making conversation between guests more difficult.

Acoustic conditioning for hotels and tourist accommodations
In the hotel sector, acoustics have a direct impact on the perceived quality of the accommodation. A hotel may feature a carefully designed space and excellent services, but if guests do not rest well or perceive the environment as noisy, the overall experience is affected.
At decustik, we collaborate on acoustic conditioning projects for hotels, aparthotels and other tourist accommodations, working alongside architects, interior designers and hotel chains to improve acoustic comfort without interfering with the design or the daily operation of the establishment.
Why acoustics are key in hotels
Unlike other buildings, a hotel combines private spaces and common areas, with very different uses and varying noise levels throughout the day. Acoustics directly influence:
- Quality of rest in guest rooms.
- The perception of tranquility of the establishment.
- The experience in common areas (restaurant, lobby).
- Online ratings and reviews.
- Differentiation from other accommodations.
A space with excessive reverberation or background noise is not always perceived as “noisy,” but rather as uncomfortable or unwelcoming, which is particularly sensitive in the tourism sector.
Common acoustic problems in hotels and their solutions
1. Reverberation in common areas and large spaces
Lobbies, reception areas, restaurants or halls often feature large volumes, high ceilings and hard surfaces (stone, glass, ceramic flooring). This leads to high reverberation times and a less comfortable acoustic environment.
2. Ambient noise in restaurants and breakfast areas
3. Acoustic transition between public and private spaces
Noise generated in common areas can be perceived in corridors or areas close to guest rooms, causing indirect disturbances.

4. Multipurpose spaces with changing uses
Rooms intended for events, meetings or conferences require variable acoustic conditions depending on their use, making it difficult to achieve the right balance.
Solutions for the hotel sector
At Decustik, we develop technical wood acoustic panels designed for high-traffic spaces, where durability, design and acoustic performance must go hand in hand.
Common solutions in the hospitality sector:
- Perforated panels: effective sound absorption in restaurants and rooms.
- Slotted panels: acoustic control with a linear aesthetic.
- Microperforated panels: maximum discretion and strong performance.
- Slatted systems: space design with integrated sound absorption.
- Custom solutions: tailored to each project and space.
We manufacture using high-quality technical wood, with FSC or PEFC certified options, and support each project from the initial phase through to final installation.

Applications of acoustic conditioning in hotels
- Reception and lobby: Representative spaces where design is key. Slatted or microperforated panels allow acoustic absorption to be integrated without losing aesthetic identity.
- Restaurants and cafés: Areas with high occupancy and variable noise levels. Acoustic treatment on ceilings and walls improves conversation and reduces overall sound levels.
- Meeting and event rooms: Require reverberation control and good speech intelligibility. Perforated or microperforated panels make it possible to adapt the space to different uses.
- Corridors and circulation areas: Lateral treatments help reduce the propagation of noise toward more sensitive areas.
- Wellness areas: Environments where silence and calm are part of the service. Acoustic conditioning contributes to a more relaxing experience.
If you are considering improving the acoustic comfort of a tourist accommodation, we will be pleased to advise you in finding the most suitable solution for your project, always from a technical, realistic approach tailored to the use of the space.

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