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<strong>FAIRMONT</strong> <strong>HOTELS</strong> & <strong>RESORTS</strong> · <strong>DESIGN</strong> <strong>STANDARDS</strong><br />

PUBLIC AREAS<br />

Main Entrance and Lobby (continued)<br />

In cold and windy climates, a revolving door shall be provided at the main entrance<br />

with a pair of swing doors on either side. A vestibule shall be provided at the swing<br />

doors. Revolving doors shall be not less than 7' 0" (2.1 m) inside diameter and 9' 0"<br />

(2.7 m) high. If the above entrance detail cannot be provided, two sets of doors shall be<br />

provided. Comprising two single 3' 0" (91 cm) doors and one pair of doors 6' 0" (1.8<br />

m) wide. Each door to be 9’0” (2.7 m) high. All doors shall be provided with high<br />

quality balanced hardware. The exterior doors should open out. All doors shall be<br />

framed in metal finish of a colour to be selected, and shall incorporate a weatherstrip<br />

and special decorative pulls and pushes. Doors shall be of the “narrow frame” design<br />

and a special decorative gold leaf or etched design shall be provided on the glass.<br />

Four stainless steel 3/8" (0.7 cm) diameter rods with 4" (10 cm) projection shall be<br />

installed, 16” (41 cm) apart and 7’0” (2.1 m) above the finished floor, on the two<br />

columns or walls closest to the main entrance doors for garment bags.<br />

Swift valet access to/from the porte cochere to valet parking area, both with and<br />

without cars, is essential.<br />

A doorman’s station is to be discretely located close to the main entrance doors as<br />

possible, but concealed from the guests’ direct view.<br />

Direct access to service corridor leading to service elevators and luggage store is<br />

essential, to prevent crossing public areas. All to serve as access to valet parking<br />

manager’s office, bellman’s store, etc.<br />

In resorts provide remote area, concealed from public view, for buses waiting for<br />

groups.<br />

The double volume main lobby establishes the image of the hotel and serves as the<br />

main circulation space and functions as a control point. Provide seating, meeting and<br />

greeting environment as well as reception/cashiers’ desk, concierge desk, guest safety<br />

deposit box room, concierge storage and house and pay telephones.<br />

The main lobby is adjacent to the main entrance, with visual access to the front desk<br />

and elevator core. Concealed, pin hole CCTV cameras to cover front desks and main<br />

entrance doors.<br />

1.2. Registration and Check-out<br />

Provide freestanding, stand-up counter for registration and checkout. This area will be<br />

staffed 24 hours a day and serves as a control point, with the staff visually supervising<br />

REV. MARCH 2006 54<br />

© 2002, Fairmont Hotels and Resorts. All Rights Reserved.

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