Custom Wooden Hotel Key Tags with Logo, Handmade in Türkiye

Hoteliers ordering wooden hotel key tags usually ask two things first: will the print wear off, and what is the minimum order? Architab handcrafts custom wooden hotel key tags at its workshop in Cappadocia, Türkiye — in runs from 5 to 5,000 pieces, each made for your logo, with worldwide shipping.

• Solid wood body with a metal ring and fitting
• Made to order: your logo plus a room number or room name
• High-resolution digital printing and a 3D layered build — not a surface engraving
• Sealed with two coats of VOC-free Hardwax Oil; moisture resistance rated to DIN 68861
• 5 to 5,000 pieces, produced in 6-15 business days after design approval

Plastic, Metal, or Wood?

The key tag is the one thing your guest carries from the front desk to the room. A plastic tag undercuts a stone-built boutique hotel; cast metal lasts, but it is heavy and cold in the pocket. A solid wood key tag sits between the two: light, warm in the hand, and true to your interior.

Three Details That Separate a Good Key Tag

First, the hardware: a solid wood body with a metal ring, so the ring never grinds through the wood. Second, the lettering: room numbers are built up as a 3D layer you can feel, not engraved; logos are applied with high-resolution digital printing. Third, the finish: every tag is sealed under two coats of VOC-free Hardwax Oil, with moisture and sweat resistance rated to the DIN 68861 standard. Laser engraving is the common shortcut; combining print with layered construction gives visible depth instead.

Logo and Room-Number Models

On numbered models, the digits are cut from wood separately and set behind a clear plexi window — three-dimensional, yet protected from daily contact. On logo models, the artwork is printed straight onto the wood. Maison Green Hill's framed wordmark went onto a dark walnut-toned body, Snowland Otel's mountain emblem onto light pine, and Can Mocamp's handwritten script onto a torched dark surface.

It Started with Cappadocia's Cave Hotels

Our first sets were made for boutique hotels around Cappadocia — most of them stone and cave properties. Aegean stone hotels and bungalow resorts followed. One effect surprised owners: a key tag with real weight and the hotel's name encourages guests to leave keys at the front desk, so fewer keys disappear. Tags with room names get photographed and shared, too.

Not Just for Hotels

The same system works anywhere a door or locker has a number. Guesthouses and B&Bs order numbered sets, while spas, saunas and Turkish baths (hammams) use the moisture-resistant build for locker tags. Bungalow resorts use them for keys that travel outdoors; hostels put them on lockers. With a 5-piece minimum, even a vacation rental with two doors can order a logo set.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will the logo wear off?

No. The logo is digitally printed, then sealed under two coats of Hardwax Oil; it resists fading and abrasion in normal use.

What is the minimum order quantity?

5 pieces, up to 5,000 — a six-room guesthouse and a hotel chain get the same handwork, always made for your logo.

How long do production and shipping take?

Production takes 6-15 business days after design approval. We ship worldwide from Cappadocia, Türkiye.

Which file format should I send my logo in?

A vector file (PDF, AI, EPS) is ideal; a high-resolution PNG also works. You send it by WhatsApp or e-mail after ordering.

Are wooden tags suitable for wet areas like spas?

Yes. The finish is rated to DIN 68861 for moisture resistance — the same build we use for spa and sauna locker tags.

How Many Do You Need, and How Do You Order?

A practical rule: room count plus 20 percent for spares, so a 20-room hotel orders 24. Pick a model, send your logo and room numbers; production starts after design approval. In short — solid wood, metal hardware, print that will not rub off, a moisture-proof finish and 5-5,000 piece flexibility: Architab covers all of it under one roof in Cappadocia. Current prices are on the product page.