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Hospitality Photography in Greenville, SC
Hotel, resort and restaurant imagery built for booking platforms, websites, OTAs, campaigns and press.
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In short: Jack Robert Photo produces hospitality photography in Greenville, SC for hotels, resorts, boutique inns, restaurants, bars, spas and food & beverage brands across the Carolinas and nationally. Coverage can include guest rooms and suites, twilight exteriors, FAA Part 107 aerials, food and beverage, amenities, lifestyle, chef portraits and property video. Restaurant sessions start at $1,200, half-day food and beverage coverage is $2,500, full-day F&B brand coverage is $4,800, and hotel/property work is quoted as a production fee plus licensing. The studio is fully insured, and COI, W-9, NDA and Net-30 are available.
Hospitality photography that sells the experience
Guests book a feeling before they book a room or a table. As a hotel photographer and restaurant photographer based in Greenville, SC, Jack Robert Photo produces hotel, resort, restaurant and food & beverage imagery built for the channels that drive revenue — booking platforms, websites, social, OTAs, brand campaigns and press features — shooting across the Carolinas and nationally, with the lighting, styling and post-production standards national hospitality brands expect.
Coverage for every part of the property
Guest Rooms & Suites
Styled interiors that translate directly to booking platforms, OTAs and brand standards.
Twilight Exteriors & Aerials
Hero architecture and FAA Part 107 drone work that anchors a website and a campaign.
Food & Beverage
Plated dishes, cocktails and bar programs styled for menus, press and social — restaurant photography built to sell the table.
Amenities & Spaces
Lobbies, pools, spas, event venues and the details that define the stay.
Lifestyle & Guest Experience
Real moments with talent or guests that give a property warmth and motion.
Video & Reels
Property films and short-form social clips to pair with the stills — see commercial video production.
Hospitality image libraries built for revenue channels
Hospitality photography pricing
Single restaurant, bar or café? Restaurant photography starts at $1,200 →
Hotels & properties
A hotel image is a revenue asset — used across booking platforms, ownership and management groups, brand systems, PR and campaigns. Hotel work is quoted as a production fee plus licensing on the images you select.
Production Fee — from $4,800 per shoot day
Pre-production planning and full-day photography, lighting and on-site collaboration, proof gallery and standard post-production. Twilight, drone, lifestyle, talent and video scoped per project. Final licensed images billed separately by selection and usage.
Focused Property Refresh — from $3,500
A targeted update — updated guest rooms or suites, a single restaurant or bar, lobby or exterior updates — produced to the same standard.
Prices current as of October 2026.
Image licensing
Prices current as of October 2026.
Multi-property portfolios, groups and multi-location brands — photo and video, short-form social, talent, styling and production coordination, scoped to the campaign. COI, W-9, NDA and Net-30 available. Travel beyond the Greenville area is quoted per project. Third-party redistribution, advertising and buyout licensing are scoped separately from a property’s owned-channel use.
Trusted on hospitality projects across the Carolinas and beyond
From boutique inns and independent restaurants to internationally recognized hotels and brands — and work published in Condé Nast Traveller and Southern Living.
Hospitality, restaurant and resort work across the Carolinas and beyond
Hospitality architecture, interiors and aerials: 53 more in the commercial portfolio →
Portraits from the top of the food world
Beyond properties and menus, portrait subjects have included Michelin-starred and James Beard-recognized culinary leaders — from chefs photographed at culinary events across the Carolinas to Minh Phan, chef/founder of the Michelin-starred Phenakite in Los Angeles, and chefs from Jungsik, one of New York’s most acclaimed Korean fine-dining restaurants.
Michelin-starred chef, James Beard awardee
Michelin-starred chef, Aquavit NYC
Celebrity chef
Michelin-starred chef, Bresca & Jônt, Washington DC
Michelin-starred chef
Chef/founder of Michelin-starred Phenakite — LA Times 2021 Restaurant of the Year, James Beard semifinalist
Michelin Guide 2021 New York Young Chef Award winner, former Executive Chef of two-Michelin-starred Jungsik
Executive Pastry Chef at Michelin-starred Jungsik, featured by Michelin Guide and Business Insider
Case studies
Rosewood Washington, D.C.: a four-day editorial shoot of in-suite breakfasts, Georgetown streets and the rooftop pool in the rain.Read the case study →
Rosewood Washington, D.C., part 2: afternoon tea and CUT by Wolfgang Puck in cherry blossom season.Read the case study →
The Palmetto Hotel, Charleston: room, detail and brand photos built to drive direct bookings.Read the case study →
Hospitality photography FAQ
What kinds of hospitality businesses do you photograph?+
What kinds of hospitality businesses do you photograph?
Hotels, resorts, boutique inns, restaurants, bars and food & beverage brands — in Greenville, SC, across the Carolinas and nationally for multi-property brands.Do you shoot interiors, food and exteriors in one visit?+
Do you shoot interiors, food and exteriors in one visit?
Yes. A property shoot typically combines guest rooms, amenity spaces, twilight exteriors, drone aerials and food & beverage in a single coordinated day.Can images be licensed for OTAs, brand partners or press?+
Can images be licensed for OTAs, brand partners or press?
Yes. The Standard Property License covers a property’s owned channels; the Expanded Distribution License adds OTAs, booking platforms and brand or management-company pages. Advertising, campaign and buyout use is quoted separately.Do you photograph hotel restaurants and bars?+
Do you photograph hotel restaurants and bars?
Yes. Hotel restaurants and bars are usually photographed in the same coordinated visit as the rooms and amenities, so the food, cocktails and dining rooms match the rest of the property library. Independent restaurants, bars and cafes have their own restaurant photography page, with packages from $1,200.Do you offer hospitality video as well as photography?+
Do you offer hospitality video as well as photography?
Yes. Alongside stills, the studio produces property films, brand videos and short-form social clips and reels for hotels, resorts and restaurants. Video can be added to most photography days or scoped as its own production, and is quoted based on length, deliverables and usage.Can you shoot photo and video in the same visit?+
Can you shoot photo and video in the same visit?
Yes. Photo and video are commonly captured together in a single coordinated visit, which keeps production efficient and ensures the stills and motion share a consistent look. Larger video deliverables may add time to the schedule, scoped in advance.Do you provide food styling for restaurant and F&B shoots?+
Do you provide food styling for restaurant and F&B shoots?
Light on-set styling and plating direction are included. For menu launches or campaign work that call for a dedicated food stylist, styling is arranged and quoted separately so the food looks its best on camera.How far in advance should I book a shoot?+
How far in advance should I book a shoot?
Two to four weeks is ideal for most hotel and restaurant projects, and earlier for multi-day or seasonal campaigns. Shorter timelines can often be accommodated depending on availability — reach out and the studio will confirm dates.How quickly will we receive the final images?+
How quickly will we receive the final images?
Edited galleries are typically delivered within one to two weeks, with quick-turn previews available when a launch or press deadline requires them. Video timelines are confirmed per project.Do you travel for hospitality projects?+
Do you travel for hospitality projects?
Yes. The studio is based in Greenville, SC and travels throughout the Southeast and nationally. Travel is quoted per project.Request a hospitality photography quote
Tell me about the property or brand — hotel, restaurant or multi-location group, location, timeline and how the images will be used — and you’ll get a clear, scoped quote within one business day.
Thanks — quote incoming.
I’ll review your project and usually send a clear, scoped quote within one business day. For anything urgent, call (864) 324-8844.
Need the building itself? See commercial architecture photography. Booking team or staff portraits? See corporate headshots. You can also explore commercial video production and event photography.