Music for Hotel
The best background music for hotels
How does background music for hotels work?
To start playing our royalty-free background music service for hotels and hotel chains, you simply need an internet connection and connect your computer or tablet to the sound system. You can send the audio signal to your hotel's speakers via Bluetooth or a cable. By accessing your user account, you can click on the music channel players, and the music will start playing in your hotel. Keep in mind that you can play as many channels simultaneously as you want, allowing you to provide different soundscapes in various areas of your hotel.
Our background music service for hotels is 100% streaming and does not support downloads, so an internet connection is required. Simply log in to your personal account using your registration details (email and password), and play the preferred music channel. If you wish, you can subscribe and take advantage of a 14-day free trial.
Music licensing for hotels
Once you have hired SoundToro's background music service for hotels, you will be able to download the Royalty-Free Music Certificate. Our certificate confirms that the music used in your hotel is free from copyright payments. To contract the background music service for hotels, you just need to select the area (m2) where the music will be played. Depending on the hotel's size, a specific rate will be applied. For hotel chains, please contact us, and we will provide you with the best quote.
The music from SoundToro's catalogs is completely royalty-free music. We refer to royalty-free music as music that does not generate copyright fees when used by our clients, eliminating the need to pay copyright fees to the respective management entities in each country. The downloadable SoundToro Certificate verifies the date on which our music started playing in your hotel, as well as its location and area. In the event of an inspection by copyright management entities, you must present the Certificate and the Invoice issued by SoundToro. You should always use music from SoundToro and avoid playing music from other sources, as you could be in violation of the law.
- Choosing the right music for a hotel involves considering the brand identity, guest preferences, and desired ambiance. It's important to select music that aligns with the hotel's image and conveys its values. Understanding the target guests and their musical tastes is crucial for providing an engaging experience. Adapting the music to the atmosphere of each area, such as the lobby or restaurant, helps create the desired ambiance. Having a versatile catalog of genres and moods allows for adaptation to different times of the day and special events. It's also essential to ensure that the selected music is royalty-free or properly licensed to avoid legal issues. In summary, when choosing music for a hotel, the goal is to create a cohesive, pleasant, and appealing environment that enhances the guest experience and reinforces the hotel's brand identity.
- It is recommended to use instrumental music, particularly ambient music and classical piano music, in hotels. Instrumental music helps create a relaxing and peaceful ambiance, perfect for common areas and relaxation zones. Ambient or spa music, with its soft melodies and natural sounds, promotes calmness and well-being. On the other hand, classical piano music provides timeless elegance and sophistication, making it suitable for areas such as the lobby. The combination of spa music and classical piano creates a serene and refined atmosphere, enhancing the guests' experience in the hotel.
- In principle, no. This may vary depending on the current legislation. However, in the event of an inspection, you should present it when requested.
- If you have a hotel chain and wish to use our royalty-free music with our SoundToro system or any other system, please contact us, and we will provide you with a personalized offer.
- We charge according to the surface where the music will be reproduced. You can see the information on the main page or on the Start Free Trial page.
- Visit our Frequently Asked Questions section. If you don't find your answer, please contact us.