The tourism industry in Lagos, Nigeria, despite its potential, remains underdeveloped. This study examines the impact of landscaping on human psychology within a proposed hotel resort in Lekki, Lagos State. It emphasizes the need to integrate landscape design with architectural models for a better guest experience. Research explores stress reduction, relaxation, and visitor engagement through specific landscape features. Methodologically, it employs quantitative research using surveys and questionnaires from professionals in aesthetics and architecture. The study aims to advocate for innovative design approaches, emphasizing landscape design's importance in tourism planning. Ultimately, it seeks to enrich stakeholder understanding in resort development, promoting sustainable tourism practices by enhancing visitor experiences through effective landscape integration.