Music for hotels & lobbies

Hotel Lobby Music That Sets the Tone

A hotel lobby is a hallway, a waiting room, a meeting place and often a bar, all at once. WeavyAudio gives hotels original music for every hour, from a quiet breakfast to a late drink at the bar, licensed for commercial playback for one flat fee per location and with no PRO royalties due on WeavyAudio music.

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Bass in my chest (Version 3)
Kilo & Pace
  • $16 per location a month
  • 14 days free, no card required
  • A license certificate for your venue
  • No PRO royalties on our music
Bass in my chest (Version 3) by Kilo & Pace — cover art
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Bass in my chest (Version 3)
Kilo & Pace · House · 124 BPM

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Fresh dreamy tracks for your lobby

A taste of the 967 tracks in this mood, every one of them original and licensed for venue play. Pick a cover to listen.

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Bass in my chest (Version 3)

Kilo & Pace · House · 124 BPM

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  1. Bass in my chest (Version 3)Kilo & Pace
  2. Dym pod kółmi (Version 3)Verso Nox
  3. Lanterns in the AirThe Avenues
  4. Gold on Your Collarbone (Version 4)Satellite & Willow
  5. El último metroYeyo Static
  6. Lost in the HologramKessler & Fane
  7. Violet SkylineKite & Row
  8. Iron Crown at DuskNine Volt Kruger

Through the day

A day in the lobby and at the bar

A plan to start from, built from morning and acoustic songs, the uplifting, focus and mellow moods, deep house and ambient pieces:

  1. Breakfast and checkout

    Calm and fresh, and quiet enough for front-desk conversations and phone calls. Morning, acoustic and uplifting songs.

  2. Midday

    Unobtrusive for guests who are working or waiting. Chill and focus tracks.

  3. Afternoon check-in

    A little more warmth so arrivals feel welcome. Mellow tracks and afro house.

  4. Evening barPeak

    Lounge textures and soft grooves, slightly fuller but still conversational. Deep house and lounge.

  5. Late night

    Low and minimal. Calm and ambient tracks, so guests coming and going hear a quiet building.

Room by room

What to play in each zone

ZoneEnergyStart with
Lobby in the morningFresh and quietMorningAcoustic
Lobby in the afternoonWarm, 100–120 BPMMellowAfrobeats
Breakfast roomBrightUpliftingBossa Nova
Hotel barLounge, 110–124 BPMDeep HouseLounge
Pool deck & terraceSunnySummerLatin
Hotel spaVery calmCalmAmbient

Good to know

Hotels and music licensing

A hotel is really several venues under one roof: the lobby, the restaurant, the bar, the pool deck, a spa and sometimes meeting rooms. Wherever guests can hear music from the ASCAP, BMI, SESAC or GMR repertoire, that is a public performance those organizations license, and each one covers only its own songs. Events add their own layer: a wedding band or a DJ in the ballroom is licensed separately.

WeavyAudio simplifies the part that covers background music in shared spaces: an original catalog, a license certificate for your location and no PRO royalties due on WeavyAudio music. TVs in guest rooms, live music and events still need their own licensing. Our plain-English licensing guide covers the basics.

One sound for the whole property

Guests notice when the lobby, the restaurant and the bar sound like three different hotels. Pick two or three words that describe the brand, such as calm, polished and warm, and check every playlist against them. Artists like Thando Skies and Cyro Zephyr have a consistent deep house sound that is easy to carry through the day, and with more than 800 hours of music across dozens of genres there is room to give each space its own shade of the same mood.

For the rooms beyond the lobby, see our pages on restaurant music, bar music and spa music.

Questions

Questions from hotels & lobbies

Something we did not answer?
Write to support@weavyaudio.com

Does a hotel need licenses for lobby music?

If it plays music from a PRO's repertoire where guests can hear it, generally yes, and hotels often end up licensing several spaces and uses. There are no PRO royalties due on WeavyAudio music. TVs in guest rooms and any other music source are licensed separately.

What music works in a hotel lobby?

Calm and fresh in the morning, warmer in the afternoon and lounge-style in the evening. Deep house, afro house, chill and mellow songs with understated vocals work best, always quiet enough for front-desk conversations.

What does WeavyAudio cost for a hotel?

$16 per month per location, or $150 per year ($12.50 a month). The license is tied to the location registered on your account.

Does the WeavyAudio license cover TVs in guest rooms?

No. The license covers playing the WeavyAudio catalog as background music at your registered location. In-room TV and radio are licensed separately.

Pricing

One flat price per location

$16 a month per location, or $150 a year ($12.50 a month). Every track, unlimited plays, gapless playback and a license certificate for your venue. Cancel anytime.

Ten or more locations? Talk to us at support@weavyaudio.com

©2026 WeavyAudio · License & copyright

Every track is original music owned by WeavyAudio and licensed to subscribers for public performance at their registered locations — background music in cafés, shops, restaurants, gyms and other venues. It is produced with commercially-licensed tools and human-reviewed before release. Because WeavyAudio owns the music, no third-party PRO royalties (ASCAP · BMI · PRS · GEMA · ZAiKS) apply. Recording, redistributing, re-broadcasting or reselling the audio is not permitted. Full terms in the license agreement.

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