Music for Hotels
Royalty-free legal music for hotels – easy and professional
Choose your licence according to your hotel size
How to Play Royalty-Free Background Music in Hotels
To activate our legal background music service in your hotel or hotel chain, you only need an Internet connection and a device such as a computer, tablet, or mobile connected to your sound system. You can stream music to your hotel’s speakers via bluetooth or cable. Once logged into your SoundToro account, simply choose a music channel and start playing. You can also use multiple channels at once to match different hotel areas: lobby, restaurant, spa, hallways, and more.
The service works exclusively via streaming (downloads are not permitted), so an Internet connection is required. Just log in with your email and password and start playing your preferred channel. It's a simple, legal, and fully managed system. You can try it free for 14 days, no commitment. Perfect for hotels seeking a professional music solution without extra paperwork or third-party fees.
Legal Music Licenses for Hotels
When you activate SoundToro's hotel music service, you immediately receive a Legal Certificate confirming the licensed use of music content in commercial environments. This document can be shown in inspections or audits, as long as only SoundToro’s content is used.
All music in the SoundToro catalog has been composed by authors not affiliated with copyright management entities, or is directly licensed. This allows legal use without additional payments for public performance, provided it’s exclusively used through SoundToro. The certificate includes your hotel’s address, area in square meters, and activation date. If an inspector requests documentation, simply present the Certificate and invoice, both downloadable from your user account. Please note: external platforms such as Spotify or YouTube are not covered and may lead to legal issues.
The ideal music should reflect the hotel’s identity and match each space: relaxing music for spas and common areas, soft melodies for restaurants, and more upbeat tunes for breakfast areas or events. The goal is to create a pleasant, consistent ambiance.
Instrumental music is often preferred as it creates a calm atmosphere without distraction. Classical piano, lounge or ambient music are ideal. However, vocal music can also work well in areas like terraces or events, if carefully selected.
The royalty-free music provided by SoundToro is properly licensed for commercial use in hotels, as long as it is used exclusively through our platform. It allows continuous legal music playback with no additional management. A legal certificate is included to help validate the authorized use during any inspection.
SoundToro offers annual licences based on the size of the area to be covered, starting from €42/year for venues up to 50 m². You can start the free trial and select the corresponding licence during the subscription process.
Yes. If you manage multiple hotels, contact us and we’ll prepare a custom offer tailored to your needs and number of locations.
No public display is required, but you should keep it accessible in case of an inspection. You can easily download it from your User Area along with the latest invoice.
These platforms are not licensed for commercial use unless additional licenses are obtained. Using unauthorized music in your hotel could lead to legal issues. With SoundToro, you avoid this risk.
You’ll need to present the SoundToro Certificate and corresponding invoice—both are available in your user account. This confirms that you are using music legally and within the authorized framework.
You only need an Internet connection and a device such as a computer, tablet, or phone. Connect it to your sound system via cable or bluetooth, log into your account, and start playing.
To ensure full legal coverage, music must be streamed directly from the official SoundToro platform, with an active user account. The Legal Certificate is only valid when these conditions are met. Our music catalog is specifically licensed for public performance in commercial spaces under this technical framework. Any external usage—downloads, third-party platforms, or content mixing—is not covered. These conditions align with current EU intellectual property regulations for public music use.
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