Professional media helps restaurants, bars, cafés, and hospitality groups showcase ambiance, layout, and brand personality in a way that can support more reservations, private event interest, and foot traffic. It also gives potential guests a stronger first impression before they visit.

A strong shoot usually includes dining areas, bar seating, private event spaces, patios, entrances, and design details that shape the guest experience. A clear shot list helps make sure the final media highlights the spaces and atmosphere that matter most to your marketing.

A custom virtual tour gives guests an interactive way to explore your space online and can highlight layout, ambiance, and event potential before they arrive. It can also include hotspots, embedded media, and branded navigation for a more guided experience on your website.

Yes. A Google virtual tour can help people explore your business directly through Google Maps and your Business Profile, which can improve visibility and help build confidence before a first visit. It is a strong option for customer-facing hospitality businesses like restaurants and bars.

HDR photography helps capture lighting, finishes, décor, and atmosphere more clearly, which is especially important in hospitality spaces with mixed lighting and mood-driven interiors. West 360 Digital uses HDR photography to produce polished, marketing-ready imagery.

Pricing depends on scope, including square footage, the number of spaces to capture, the type of tour or video needed, and whether features like hotspots, drone media, or embedded content are included. West 360 Digital typically scopes projects after reviewing the shot list, location details, and intended use of the final media.

Photography is typically scheduled about a week out, and photo delivery is usually completed within a week of the shoot, while video projects generally take longer. Custom virtual tours may also require ongoing hosting, and hosting costs can be additional depending on the platform and scope of the project.