Still water, sparkling water, on demand: the quiet revolution in service

Sectors - Hospitality

Do your customers order a carafe of water? They enjoy high-quality water—still or sparkling—served in seconds, with no bottles to carry, no logistics involved, and no waste. You save on material costs, enhance your CSR image, and free up space in your cellar.

Still water, sparkling water, on demand: the quiet revolution in service

Still or sparkling water by the glass, no bottles

Why the hospitality industry is flocking there in droves

The Issues

  • Brand Image & Customer Trends

    Brand Image & Customer Trends

    Customers (especially those aged 25–45) value efforts to reduce plastic use. Serving locally filtered water is a selling point worth highlighting.

  • Material savings

    Material savings

    A 1-liter bottle of sparkling water costs between €0.80 and €1.20. From a filtered tap: about €0.05. With 80 guests per day, the annual savings easily exceed €15,000.

  • Lean Logistics

    Lean Logistics

    No more pallets to store, no more empty bottles to dispose of, no more last-minute trips to the store on Saturday nights.

  • Waste Reduction

    Waste Reduction

    A restaurant serving 50 meals a day generates approximately 12,000 plastic bottles of water alone per year. The filtered tap reduces this number to zero.

Solutions Designed for Service

Our Product Line

  • The Must-Have for the Hospitality Industry: Blutower

    The Must-Have for the Hospitality Industry: Blutower

    3-function filter faucet (still, chilled, sparkling), high-capacity flow rate, available in brushed steel or matte black. Installed in the kitchen or at the bar.

  • Bars & Counters, Hydrazon

    Bars & Counters, Hydrazon

    Signature design, an integral part of the bar's aesthetic. Ideal for premium establishments.

  • Heavy-duty use, Rebel

    Heavy-duty use, Rebel

    Designed for peak service times. Can handle the pace of a 100-cover lunch service.

  • Hotel spaces

    Hotel spaces

    Mains-connected water dispensers (Hi-Classe) or flavored water dispensers (Co2oler) to enhance the customer experience.

The standard service provided in a restaurant

In practice

  1. Step 01

    The customer orders a carafe

    Still or sparkling water (free or charged according to your policy).

  2. Step 02

    The server fills the glass at the faucet

    In the kitchen or behind the bar (5 seconds).

  3. Step 03

    Fresh and Sparkling Service

    At the correct pressure, in a glass or stainless steel carafe.

  4. Step 04

    No bottle returns

    No logistics to manage.

  5. Step 05

    Customer Communication

    Card reading, “Water filtered through our faucet—part of our anti-plastic initiative.”

How Much You Actually Save

The Economic Argument

Position Cost of bottles Cost of a filter faucet
Purchase of water (12,000 1-liter bottles per year) 11,000 € (excluding tax) 0 €
CO₂ and filters 0 € 800 €
Filter Faucet Rental 0 € 2 400 €
Storage (square meters of capitalized space) 1 200 € 0 €
Logistics (material handling, waste management) 600 € 0 €
Annual TOTAL 12 800 € 3 200 €
Net savings +9,600 €/year

Estimates based on average market costs in Luxembourg for a restaurant serving 50 meals per day, 6 days a week. Adjust as needed based on your situation.

Luxembourg restaurants and hotels trust us

Trust

  • "We eliminated 100% of the water bottles in two weeks. Not a single customer complained. Several even thanked us."

    Restaurant, Luxembourg

Your Questions About the Hospitality Industry

Frequently Asked Questions

  • How do customers react?

    It works very well in 95% of cases, especially if you clearly explain your approach (mention it on the menu). Serving homemade filtered water is now seen as a plus, not a negative.

  • Will my faucet be able to handle a lunchtime service for 100 guests?

    Yes, with the right model. Blutower and Rebel are designed for these volumes. The cooling capacity is sized to handle continuous operation during peak loads. Our analysis confirms that the model is suitable for your volume.

  • What about room service at a hotel?

    Several configurations: a filtered water faucet in the main kitchen (where the carafes are taken from the cart), or water dispensers installed in service pantries on each floor.

  • Am I required to provide water for free if it's filtered?

    In Luxembourg, you are free to set your own pricing policy (the French “free carafe” law does not apply). Many establishments offer filtered water as a paid option (€1 to €3 per person for unlimited sparkling water), which provides additional net revenue.

  • Can we customize the carafes and glasses with our logo?

    Not through us (we don't supply carafes), but you can get them from your usual glassware suppliers. A custom carafe greatly enhances the perception of quality.

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