Digital signage for every area of the spa
A guest checking in, waiting in a robe or choosing a serum needs different information at each stage. Look runs every area from one account, with dedicated content, schedules and playlists for each location.
Reception and front desk
Answer the arrival questions before they are asked.
The screen beside the desk carries what every guest asks on arrival: the treatment menu with current prices, check-in steps, how early to arrive, the cancellation policy and the Wi-Fi network.
A multi-zone layout keeps the menu, today's offer and a live review score visible together, giving waiting guests essential information at a glance.
Best for: Treatment menu and prices, check-in steps, spa policies, Wi-Fi access, guest reviews
Waiting and relaxation lounge
Calm video, and sometimes an offer.
People come to the lounge to relax, so nature video should take most of the time. Between videos, show a slow slide now and then: how to prepare for the treatment, an add-on, member benefits.
Put one message on a slide and use slow transitions. In the evening people come after work to unwind, so make a separate, quieter loop for evening hours.
Best for: Ambient video, preparation tips, add-on treatments, membership benefits, wellness tips
Retail corner and product shelf
Sell the serum the therapist just used.
A screen by the retail shelf explains what a product does and how to use it at home, right next to the products your therapists recommend. Gift sets and gift cards take over in the weeks before the holidays.
A QR code on the slide sends the guest to your online shop or gift card page, so the purchase can finish on their phone.
Best for: Skincare products, usage tips, gift sets, gift cards, QR to online shop
Corridors and locker rooms
No more taped-up paper arrows.
Watch any spa corridor and you'll see guests pause at the junctions, unsure whether the locker rooms, relaxation rooms or treatment wing are left or right. A portrait screen there settles it. At the locker room door, a second screen covers valuables, robes and phones.
Tag each screen, and it will show directions for the place where it hangs.
Best for: Directional signage, locker room guidance, spa etiquette, quiet-zone reminders, hygiene notices
Pool, sauna and wellness studio
Hours, rules and class times in one place.
Thermal areas and studios need facts at a glance: sauna and steam rules, pool hours, a closure for maintenance and today's yoga or meditation sessions.
The Calendar app securely pulls the class schedule from Google Calendar or Outlook. If someone changes the calendar, the screen updates too, no new slide needed.
Best for: Sauna and steam rules, pool hours, facility closures, class timetable, wellness tips
Staff room and back office
Brief every shift from one screen.
The staff screen shows which treatments to promote today, the retail product of the week and how to talk about it, training reminders, hygiene standards and thanks to people who did good work.
It has a separate playlist, so guests don't see it. A therapist who starts in the evening reads the same briefing as the morning team.
Best for: Daily priorities, product talking points, training reminders, hygiene standards, team recognition
