“Late Checkout HOTEL BAR COCKTAILS • NO RUSH” es un efecto de texto Resplandor Neón creado con FontVibe IA. Mayúsculas redondeadas de tubo de neón alternando cian y magenta, con núcleos brillantes, halo suave y reflejos de color en el suelo mojado en la oscuridad.

Create a finished, wide horizontal neon sign for a hotel bar, composed as a premium physical wall sign. Render exactly these lines, with no other lettering: small uppercase “HOTEL BAR” above; dominant title “Late Checkout”; small uppercase “COCKTAILS • NO RUSH” below. Keep spelling and punctuation exact and all lines crisp enough to read. The title is the clear focal point, centered and spanning about 68% of the canvas width. Set “HOTEL BAR” in a compact, widely tracked line above it and “COCKTAILS • NO RUSH” in a smaller, neatly spaced line below. Arrange all three lines on one central axis inside a slim rectangular metal sign frame; give the title generous breathing room. The sign itself fills most of the horizontal composition. Build every letter from real bent glass neon tubing with visible glass edges, internal refraction, small mounting brackets, and discreet routed wires. Give “Late Checkout” bold, broad display letterforms with softly rounded corners and open counters, formed from tubes that follow each glyph precisely. Treat the title with extreme neon overexposure: near-white hot cores transition rapidly into vivid cyan, magenta, and electric-purple light, then into soft colored halos. Add a few restrained diffraction streaks at the brightest tube bends. Preserve the exact letter shapes and readable word spacing despite the bloom. The supporting lines use thinner glass tubes in alternating cyan and magenta, also with white-hot centers. Set the sign against a dark walnut bar wall, surrounded by a deep midnight-blue and indigo haze, never pure black. Neon is the scene’s only light source. Let the colored glow fall across the wood grain, brushed metal frame, and a narrow polished counter edge below, with subtle reflected streaks. Keep the room details understated and the wall free of extra signs or objects. The result feels like a real, beautifully made hotel-bar fixture: physical, luminous, legible, and atmospheric.