Shangri-La Scent

"In Shangri-La, the air is filled with a fragrance..." ——James Hilton, "Lost Horizon"

It is inspired by the fairyland-like Shangri-La described in James Hilton's 1933 novel "Lost Horizon", a tranquil and pleasant paradise. It uses vanilla, sandalwood and musk as base notes, and its unique top notes are unique aromas with hints of bergamot, white tea and ginger.

The hospitality industry was one of the first and most widespread adopters of scent marketing. Since 2005, Starwood Group, the parent company of W Hotels, has been promoting scent 

marketing. They use unique scents in the lobbies of their hotels to enhance guests' impressions of the hotel and attract them to return.

People are strange creatures. They want to change their environment when they stay at home for a long time. When they stay away from home and stay in a hotel, they also want to have 

the experience of being a guest and a host. The second point is exactly what the hotel hopes to create.

So how does the hotel make the entire public area of the hotel smell fragrant? it's actually really easy. All commercial spaces have a fresh air system. The hotel's fragrance diffusion machine

 is usually installed at the air supply outlet of the fresh air system. Every once in a while, the liquid fragrance is compressed into fragrance mist and transported to every part of the hotel lobby through air conditioning ducts and vents. corner.

Then where does the fragrance in the room come from? They all use small aromatherapy machines, and the wardrobes all use sachets. The fragrances are all specially formulated and developed by the manufacturer to have a particularly pleasant taste, and the quality is even more top-notch.