Outdoor · 5 min
Hotel patio furniture for a terrace set as carefully as the dining room
The terrace is often the first table a guest asks for.
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Guides to terrace and poolside dining
Poolside dining and hotel terraces get their own articles here: chairs and tables listed for patio use, how to set them around a pool, and what the season asks of each material. Every piece we write about is listed for outdoor use.
Start with the room and the hour
On the terrace that means frames in aluminum or coated steel, resin, or synthetic teak, never an indoor chair, which fades, swells or rusts out there. Even the right pieces want fresh-water rinses, seats that shed rain, and cover or storage for the off season.
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Poolside chairs for the pool restaurant, chosen for the wet seat and the lunch rush
At noon the pool terrace fills with guests who walked straight from the water to the menu.
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Poolside furniture for the pool restaurant and the pool bar
A guest comes up from the water at half past twelve, towel over one shoulder, and wants lunch. The table she sits at is ten steps from the pool and in full sun.
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A poolside table that looks set at lunch and clears in a minute
Noon by the pool is a fast service. Guests arrive in pairs and fours, eat in half an hour, and leave a table of wet glasses, crumbs and sunscreen behind them.
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Property plans
Save finished configurations room by room, then copy a property plan for the next function room or the next hotel.