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Don’t let the experience end at check-out

Don’t let the experience end at check-out
Extend guest experience
sep 5, 2025
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The evolving definition of guest experience

Hospitality no longer stops at the lobby. Today’s travelers expect hotels to add value that continues after their stay. Some properties achieve this through digital engagement, keeping in touch with curated city guides or loyalty program apps. Others create impact through culinary souvenirs, such as local delicacies or signature coffee blends sold in the lobby store. Increasingly, hotels also explore sustainable keepsakes, replacing disposable amenities with items that are designed to last.

Each of these approaches has one thing in common: they transform the stay into an ongoing relationship, reminding guests of your brand long after they’ve checked out.

Why tangible memories matter

In an age where every traveler has thousands of digital photos, tangible objects have become powerful carriers of memory. A locally crafted candle, a reusable tote, or a branded notebook can serve as daily reminders of a trip. More importantly, these items act as subtle ambassadors: when guests use them at home, at work, or on the go, they also share a piece of your brand with the outside world.

This is where a simple but carefully chosen item, the water bottle, can make a surprising difference.

The example of bottle up

Unlike mini-shampoos or throwaway plastic bottles, a bottle up bottle is designed to outlive the stay. Made from sugarcane-based bioplastic and pre-filled with still water, it provides convenience in the room and usefulness long after. Guests take it with them to the airport, the office, the gym. Carrying not only water but also your brand values: sustainability, care, and attention to detail.

Hotels that have adopted bottle up highlight several benefits:

  • Visibility beyond the hotel walls: each bottle becomes a mobile reminder of your brand.
  • Added value for guests: the bottle is seen as a thoughtful extra, not a gimmick.
  • Sustainability impact: by replacing single-use bottles, hotels reduce waste while elevating the guest experience.
  • Differentiation: in competitive markets, small touches like this can influence booking decisions.

Examples of bottle up branding

bottle up bottles can be tailored to reflect your hotel’s identity. Options include:

  • Logo printing: your hotel logo prominently printed on the bottle for instant brand recognition.
  • Embossed branding: a more premium option, where your brand is integrated into the bottle’s very structure for a subtle, lasting impression.

These branding choices allow hotels to turn a practical, sustainable item into a unique storytelling tool. One that reinforces identity long after check-out.

 

A lasting connection

Hospitality is about creating moments that endure. By offering guests a reusable, branded bottle, hotels create a bridge between the stay and daily life at home. It’s a simple gesture, but one that extends the guest experience far beyond the check-out desk.

Contact us to arrange a call and see how we can bring this to life for your hotel. Get in touch!

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