Art Deco architecture played a significant role in the development of the hotel industry as it represented a departure from traditional styles of architecture and design, a move towards modernity and luxury. Art Deco hotels featured striking geometric shapes, bold colors, and intricate patterns, which conveyed a sense of opulence and glamour that appealed to a growing number of travelers seeking a sophisticated, high-end experience. The style also integrated technological advancements, such as elevators and air conditioning, which added to the comfort and convenience of staying in a hotel. Art Deco hotels became synonymous with luxury and were often used as a form of advertising, attracting tourists and business travelers seeking a memorable stay. The grandeur and elegance of Art Deco design helped to establish the hotel industry as a symbol of modernity and sophistication, paving the way for the growth and expansion of the industry.
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