
CREATING IMAGES THAT DEFINE
LUXURY HOSPITALITY
From Dubai's skyline to the Swiss Alps, from Beirut's coastline to the Serengeti, Reinhard Westphal has spent more than 25 years creating photography for some of the world's leading hotels, resorts, and hospitality brands.
His work encompasses architecture, interiors, dining, wellness and guest experiences. His background in aerial and close-range photogrammetry provides a unique understanding of structure, perspective and spatial accuracy to every assignment.

Hotels | Resorts | Restaurants | Food & Beverage | Spa & Wellness | Architecture

Approved hospitality photographer for leading international hotel brands.
FAIRMONT • HILTON • INTERCONTINENTAL • KEMPINSKI • MILLENNIUM • VOCO
Luxury Hotel & Resort Photography across Europe, Africa & the Middle East
Photographed across several countries, these images demonstrate Reinhard's global perspective on luxury hospitality photography.
Available for international commissions, Reinhard works closely with luxury hotels, boutique retreats, and premium resorts to produce sophisticated imagery that meets the highest professional standards. His approach combines artistic vision with commercial awareness, ensuring every photograph communicates the elegance, comfort, and distinctive experience that guests can expect.
Iconic Architectural Commissions
Qasr Al Watan Palace - ABU DHABI
Reinhard brings the same level of artistry to editorial and commercial photography of iconic spaces, blending architectural beauty with immersive detail. Notable projects such as Qasr Al Watan Palace in Abu Dhabi showcase his ability to highlight unique properties while telling a compelling visual story.

PREPARING A HOTEL FOR A PHOTO SHOOT
Professional photography is essential for showcasing atmosphere, design, and guest experience. Careful preparation ensures every detail appears polished, welcoming, and visually consistent across every image. Sessions are structured around housekeeping windows, F&B turnover, and guest privacy, so every space is captured at its best without disrupting daily operations.





















