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\n<\/figure>\n\nWhy fragrance matters in a hospitality venue<\/h2>\n\n
Scent is one of the things we remember most easily, often without even realising it. It can stay linked to a place, a trip or a pleasant experience for a long time.<\/p>\n\n
For a hotel, this means having an extra tool to shape the character of its welcome. A well-chosen fragrance can help to:<\/p>\n\n
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- make entering the property more pleasant;<\/li>\n
- convey a stronger sense of order and cleanliness;<\/li>\n
- create continuity between the lobby, rooms and common areas;<\/li>\n
- enhance the style of the interiors;<\/li>\n
- leave guests with a memorable impression of their stay.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n\n
The key is finding the right balance. The scent should be noticeable, but never overpowering. Guests should notice that the space smells pleasant, without feeling like they’re standing next to an overly strong fragrance source.<\/p>\n\n
Where to use ambient diffusers in a hotel<\/h2>\n\n
Not every space has the same needs. A large lobby calls for a different solution than a room, a bathroom or a small entrance.<\/p>\n\n
Lobby and reception<\/h3>\n\n
The lobby is the first interior space a guest steps into, making it one of the most important areas to get right.<\/p>\n\n
Here the fragrance can be slightly more present than in the rooms, especially when the space is large, has high ceilings or doors that open frequently. In these cases, a small diffuser may not be enough, or may run out too quickly.<\/p>\n\n
For large spaces such as lobbies, lounges and conference rooms, a high-capacity diffuser is more suitable. The glass container doesn’t just diffuse the fragrance \u2014 it can also become a genuine decorative element.<\/p>\n\n
It can be placed on a console table, a central table or a stable piece of furniture, avoiding areas where it could be knocked by luggage, trolleys or passing guests.<\/p>\n\n
Rooms<\/h3>\n\n
In rooms, it’s best to choose a gentler fragrance. Guests spend many hours in the same space, and an overly strong scent can become unpleasant, especially at night.<\/p>\n\n
A compact format can be placed on a desk, a chest of drawers, a shelf or near the room’s entrance.<\/p>\n\n
It’s best not to place it on the nightstand, too close to the bed, or directly under the air conditioning airflow. A position slightly away from the sleeping area allows the fragrance to spread more evenly.<\/p>\n\n
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\n<\/figure>\n\nBathrooms<\/h3>\n\n
In bathrooms, the diffuser helps maintain a sense of freshness and care, but it should never be used to mask odour problems.<\/p>\n\n
Cleanliness, ventilation and proper drain maintenance always come first. The fragrance diffuser completes the job \u2014 it doesn’t replace it.<\/p>\n\n
It’s important to place it on a stable surface, away from the edge of the sink and areas directly exposed to water. For consistency, it’s advisable to use the same fragrance as in the room, perhaps with fewer reed sticks for a gentler intensity.<\/p>\n\n
Corridors and passageways<\/h3>\n\n
Corridors can be lightly scented to create continuity between the lobby and the rooms. However, windows, staircases, fire doors and ventilation systems all need to be taken into account, as they can significantly affect how the scent spreads.<\/p>\n\n
In a long corridor, several small diffusers placed at different points often work better than a single large diffuser at one end.<\/p>\n\n
Lounges and relaxation areas<\/h3>\n\n
In lounges, reading rooms and relaxation areas, a warmer, more enveloping fragrance can be a good choice.<\/p>\n\n
The diffuser should still be placed at some distance from sofas, tables and armchairs, since guests who sit in the same spot for a long time may perceive the scent much more intensely than those simply passing through.<\/p>\n\n
Which size to choose<\/h2>\n\n
The right size mainly depends on how large the space is, how much the air changes over, and how many diffusers need to be managed across the property.<\/p>\n\n
Compact size for rooms and small spaces<\/h3>\n\n
A smaller diffuser is well suited to rooms, bathrooms, small entrances, offices and spaces that don’t need a particularly strong fragrance.<\/p>\n\n
It’s also a simple solution to manage: it takes up little space, can be moved easily, and works well for properties that want to use the same fragrance across several rooms.<\/p>\n\n
Large size for bigger spaces<\/h3>\n\n
For lobbies, lounges, reception areas, meeting rooms and large common areas, a higher-capacity diffuser is the better choice.<\/p>\n\n
Compared to a compact size, it offers a presence better suited to larger spaces and, thanks to its glass container, can become part of the d\u00e9cor.<\/p>\n\n
A larger size doesn’t mean it should be placed in the middle of a walkway or too close to people, though. Here too, it’s best to choose a stable spot and let the fragrance spread gradually.<\/p>\n\n
Refills to top up the containers<\/h3>\n\n
When a container runs out, it isn’t always necessary to replace the whole diffuser. A refill lets you reuse the glass vessel and restore the fragrance.<\/p>\n\n
Before pouring in the new liquid, it’s worth checking that the container is clean and completely dry. After extended use, the reed sticks can also lose their absorbency and may need replacing.<\/p>\n\n
Professional refills for hotels and residences<\/h3>\n\n
For hotels, residences and properties with many spaces, large-format refills make it possible to top up several containers at once and keep the same fragrance consistent across rooms, bathrooms, lobby and common areas.<\/p>\n\n
They’re especially useful when checking the diffusers is built into the housekeeping team’s regular routine.<\/p>\n\n
Using a single fragrance and a professional refill also simplifies stock management, avoiding the need to keep buying small individual bottles.<\/p>\n\n
Prija’s Jus d’Ambre fragrance<\/h2>\n\n
Prija diffusers use the Jus d’Ambre fragrance, a warm, enveloping composition that blends fresh, spicy, woody and amber notes.<\/p>\n\n
The opening features citrus and nutmeg notes. At the heart, orange blossom, clove, cardamom, wormwood, birch leaves and cinnamon peel come through. The base is warmer, with precious woods, Madagascar vanilla, amber and white musk.<\/p>\n\n
This blend makes it suitable for both rooms and common areas. What changes isn’t necessarily the fragrance used, but its intensity.<\/p>\n\n
How to adjust diffuser intensity<\/h2>\n\n
With reed diffusers, intensity can be adjusted very simply.<\/p>\n\n
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- More reed sticks<\/strong> produce a stronger fragrance.<\/li>\n
- Fewer reed sticks<\/strong> make the diffusion gentler.<\/li>\n
- Flipping the reed sticks<\/strong> temporarily refreshes the fragrance.<\/li>\n
- Flipping the sticks often<\/strong> also increases how quickly the liquid is used up.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n\n
It’s best to start with a small number of sticks and increase them gradually. It’s easier to intensify a fragrance that’s too light than to fix one that has become overpowering.<\/p>\n\n
When flipping the sticks, watch out for drips. The scented liquid can damage or stain some surfaces, especially wooden, varnished or treated furniture. A small tray under the container can be a useful precaution.<\/p>\n\n
How long does an ambient diffuser last<\/h2>\n\n
How long it lasts depends on the amount of product, but also on where it’s placed.<\/p>\n\n
The liquid tends to run out faster when the diffuser is located:<\/p>\n\n
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- near a radiator or another heat source;<\/li>\n
- in direct sunlight;<\/li>\n
- in front of a window that’s often open;<\/li>\n
- under an air conditioning vent;<\/li>\n
- in a very warm or well-ventilated space;<\/li>\n
- with many sticks flipped frequently.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n\n
To make it last longer, it’s best to choose a bright spot that isn’t in direct sunlight, away from constant drafts and heat sources.<\/p>\n\n
The most common mistakes<\/h2>\n\n
Using too much fragrance<\/h3>\n\n
A stronger scent isn’t necessarily more effective. In a hospitality venue, it’s best to keep the result subtle, especially in rooms and spaces where guests spend a lot of time.<\/p>\n\n
Choosing a different fragrance for every area<\/h3>\n\n
Mixing many different scents can create confusion. It’s generally better to choose one main fragrance and vary only the number of diffusers or reed sticks.<\/p>\n\n
Placing the diffuser near the air conditioning<\/h3>\n\n
Direct airflow speeds up consumption and can push the fragrance towards just one part of the room, leaving the rest of the space with almost no scent.<\/p>\n\n
Forgetting maintenance<\/h3>\n\n
A diffuser that’s completely empty or has old reed sticks no longer does its job properly. It’s worth checking the liquid level periodically and scheduling a refill before it runs out completely.<\/p>\n\n
Using the diffuser to mask bad odours<\/h3>\n\n
Fragrance should enhance a space that’s already clean. If persistent odours are present, the cause needs to be identified first, checking ventilation, fabrics, drains, carpets and systems.<\/p>\n\n
How to organise checks in a hotel<\/h2>\n\n
In properties with several rooms, it’s useful to build diffuser checks into the regular housekeeping routine.<\/p>\n\n
A simple management routine might include:<\/p>\n\n
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- a weekly check of the liquid level;<\/li>\n
- cleaning the outside of the container;<\/li>\n
- checking the fragrance intensity;<\/li>\n
- replacing the reed sticks when they no longer absorb properly;<\/li>\n
- refilling containers before they run completely empty;<\/li>\n
- checking refill stock levels.<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n\n
This way, you avoid ending up with some rooms nicely scented and others with diffusers that have already run out.<\/p>\n\n
Which solution to choose for your hotel<\/h2>\n\n
For rooms, bathrooms and small spaces, a compact size is generally the simplest choice. For lobbies, lounges and large spaces, a higher-capacity diffuser is more suitable.<\/p>\n\n
Refills are useful for topping up one or a few diffusers, while professional packs are designed for properties that need to manage numerous containers and want to streamline their purchasing.<\/p>\n\n
The best approach is to start with the most important spaces, adjust the intensity gradually and observe how the fragrance behaves throughout the day. Temperature, air exchange and the size of the space can all significantly affect the result.<\/p>\n\n
- Fewer reed sticks<\/strong> make the diffusion gentler.<\/li>\n
- More reed sticks<\/strong> produce a stronger fragrance.<\/li>\n