About
About Gallery Hall and the hotel floor we furnish
The way we work
We furnish the rooms where hotel guests gather.
Gallery Hall works on one part of a property: the places where guests eat, drink and sit through a toast. A row of banquet chairs tells them the event is ready. A lobby bar with matched stools tells them the same thing an hour later.
Every room on the floor gets read for its own job, from the breakfast service to the gala dinner. Pick the model, set its options, and save it to the plan for that room. A person on our team checks the finished list before anything is confirmed or charged.
See how ordering worksFrom the furniture collection
Gallery Hall sells furniture for the parts of a hotel or resort where guests sit down to eat and drink. The restaurant and the breakfast room. The lobby bar, the ballroom and the function rooms, the terrace, and dining beside the pool. We keep to that floor, and we know how it works.
The two people we sell to
A banquet manager measures the week in changeovers. Tuesday's conference becomes Wednesday's gala, and the same chairs serve both, carted in, set in rows, carted out and set again around rounds by evening. A director of food and beverage thinks about the guest's first look at the restaurant and what the room will cost to refresh in five years. We sell with both of them in mind: pieces that set up quickly, and pieces that look right when every seat is taken.
What the catalog holds
Dining chairs, armchairs, and the stacking and banquet chairs the catalog lists. Bar stools for the lobby bar and the pool bar. Dining and bar-height tables, separate table tops and bases, folding tables for events, benches, umbrellas and other accessories, and outdoor furniture listed for patio use. Each product page shows the options it can be built with and the price of the combination you choose, so a figure for 300 banquet chairs is a matter of arithmetic, not a wait.
Why a person reads every order
A hotel order is seldom one line. It might be 220 banquet chairs in one finish, 40 dining chairs in another, 12 bar stools, and a set of terrace tables bound for a different entrance of the same resort. Before we confirm anything, a member of our team holds each line up against your notes and the address. Questions travel back by email while no money has moved. What follows is one message: the order as it now stands, freight for every address, and the steps for paying.
That reading takes a little time. It is also the step that catches a chair in the wrong finish before 220 of them are built.
Rooms we know by heart
The ballroom that seats 300 at rounds on Saturday and fills with rows for a sales meeting on Monday. The breakfast room that opens at six and has to be clear by eleven. A lobby bar where twelve stools carry the evening, and a terrace that works from May to October. Each asks something different of a chair, and we keep all of them in view when we answer your mail.
What we say plainly
Freight is not in the furniture price. Custom upholstery and special finishes take longer, and from the moment we confirm them they are final, with no cancelling and no return. A dining room chair will not last a season on the terrace: only patio-listed pieces belong outside, and even those want fresh water and a cover once the season is over. Better to hear that now than after the cartons arrive.
How to reach us
Everything runs by email, at sales@hotelandresortfurniture.com. We answer mail between 8 AM and 6 PM Central, five days a week, Monday first. A note sent late or on a Saturday waits its turn for the next working morning, and a reply never takes more than a business day. For a longer conversation, request a callback. To start sorting rooms, open Property plans and give each space a plan of its own.