Made for your organisation
Let guests explore the atmosphere and layout
Someone booking a table looks for different things from a person arranging a group dinner. Show your restaurant or bar around those questions: how is it arranged, what seating is available, and which spaces connect?
A selection of our work
A Grand Café and a hotel bar
These are real hospitality spaces within the Post-Plaza and Florian hotel projects. Look around and compare their layouts.
Post-Plaza Hotel and Grand Café
Leeuwarden
The Florian
Hoofddorp
Wout Horeca Groep
Leiderdorp and Kaageiland
Post-Plaza: more than a close-up of a table
The Post-Plaza walkthrough shows the Grand Café and coffee roastery. Visitors look around the seating and tall space themselves, seeing the interior as a whole.
For your restaurant, we select viewpoints that show the relationship between tables, bar and passages. Place the tour alongside your menu and reservation information, where guests plan their visit.
A group organiser needs a different view
For a group dinner, table arrangements and neighbouring seating matter. Is the space separate or part of the main restaurant? Show the setup you want to discuss with an organiser.
The bar and lounge at The Florian show a central bar, different seating areas and connections between floors. During a conversation, you can point out the particular area you mean.
Choose how the venue will be photographed
An empty dining room looks different from set tables. Agree representative dressing and lighting. Temporary decorations may be less suitable for a presentation you intend to keep using.
The photographs record the chosen setup. Maintain menus, opening hours and reservation options through your existing channels. After a refurbishment, we review which images need replacing.
Photograph before guests arrive
Coordinate photography with cleaning, table setting and service. Prepare selected areas and keep guests, staff information and reservation lists out of view.
Tell us which spaces you want to show and how you will use the tour: an introduction for diners or a reference for group bookings. We cost photography and production around that brief.
More examples from our work
The Wout Horeca Groep tour connects hospitality spaces in Leiderdorp and on Kaageiland. Each venue has its own rooms and character.
An estimate for your project
What does a virtual tour cost?
Virtual tours start at €1,500. Most business projects range from €2,500 to €5,000, excluding VAT. The size of the venue, preparation and chosen features determine the estimate.
Preparation, the shoot and production are included in the agreed project price. Additional locations, hosting and later updates are discussed separately.