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Lake Vyrnwy Hotel SpaWhen you're numbering dozens—or even hundreds—of hotel rooms, quality and cost both matter.
Our range makes it easy to create consistent hotel room numbers throughout your property without paying unnecessarily high prices. Individual numerals can be combined to create the room numbers you require, whether that's 1–20, 101–150 or a numbering system covering several floors.
With a wide choice of styles and finishes, you can select hotel door numbers that complement your doors, handles and wider interior scheme.
Door numbers may be a small detail, but they're seen by every guest.
The right room numbers should be easy to identify while also looking like they belong within the hotel's interior. Our collection includes options suitable for everything from traditional hotels and country inns to contemporary city hotels, guest houses and serviced accommodation.
Brass door numbers are an excellent choice for traditional, classic and luxury interiors. Depending on the look you're trying to achieve, choose from polished, satin or more traditional antique-style brass finishes.
They work particularly well alongside matching brass door handles, knobs and other architectural ironmongery.
Chrome provides a clean, contemporary appearance and works especially well in modern hotels.
Polished chrome creates a brighter finish, while satin chrome offers a softer, understated appearance that pairs particularly well with satin chrome door handles and fittings.
Black door numbers provide strong contrast and a distinctive contemporary look. They can be particularly effective against lighter painted or timber doors and are ideal for modern, industrial and boutique hotel interiors.
When selecting room numbers for a hotel, consider three things in particular: size, finish and fixing method.
Your numbers need to be large and clear enough for guests to identify rooms easily. The finish should complement your existing door furniture and interior design, while the fixing method should be appropriate for the door itself.
Our range includes options such as:
Check each product for its individual dimensions and fixing details before ordering.
You don't need to be carrying out a complete refurbishment to improve the appearance of your guest-room doors.
Replacing tired, damaged or mismatched door numbers is a relatively simple way to give corridors and bedroom doors a more consistent, professional appearance.
For the best result, use the same design, size and finish throughout the hotel, with room numbers positioned consistently on every door.
Hotels often need considerably more door numbers than a domestic property, which makes the cost per numeral particularly important.
At Door Furniture Direct, we focus on offering quality door furniture at competitive prices, making our hotel door numbers suitable for both smaller independent hotels and larger refurbishment projects.
We've specialised in door furniture and architectural ironmongery for generations, and our experienced team is available if you need help selecting the right style, finish or fixing type for your doors.
Refurbishing more than just your room numbers?
Coordinate your hotel door numbers with matching door handles, door knobs, locks, hinges and other door furniture to create a consistent finish throughout guest rooms and communal areas.
Shop the hotel door numbers above or explore our wider door furniture range for complementary products.
The best size depends on the design of the door and how far away guests will need to read the number. In general, hotel room numbers should be clearly visible and easy to identify without appearing oversized on the door. Check the dimensions shown on each product before purchasing.
Yes. Individual numerals can be placed alongside one another to create room numbers such as 101, 205 or 312. Make sure you order the correct quantity of each individual digit required for your room-numbering scheme.
Choose a finish that complements the door and surrounding door furniture. Brass works particularly well with traditional interiors, while chrome, satin chrome and black are popular choices for contemporary schemes.
Self-adhesive numbers can provide a neat appearance and are convenient where drilling the door isn't desirable. Suitability will depend on the door surface and the individual product, so always check the product information before installation.
Yes. Choosing room numbers in the same or a complementary finish to your handles and other door furniture is one of the easiest ways to create a coordinated appearance throughout a hotel.
Consistency is important. Whichever position you choose, keep the height and positioning the same across all guest-room doors. You should also consider any relevant accessibility, fire-door or building requirements for your particular property before installation.