Hotel technology

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Silicon Valley-based robotics company Savioke have unveiled their SaviOne, a service robot designed for the hospitality industry.

When I'm in a hotel room I like absolute privacy. After all, calling upon Baphomet and/or playing Firewatch takes absolute concentration and I don't want

A new hotel that is staffed with robots has opened in Japan. The Henn-na Hotel (which translates as “Strange Hotel”), is part of the Huis Ten Bosch theme park complex in Sasebo, …

National cybercrime agencies are warning travelers abroad to be wary of scammers planting malware via insecure hotel Internet connections.

If you stay at hotels often, you know that most of them seem to offer the same old thing - a mildly friendly reception, a decent bed, and a warm shower. Today, however, we'd like to focus on a few of the best hotels that decided to up their game and take customer service to the next level.

These hotels are giving people a break from "working from home" and bringing in new customers to give you a much-needed change of scenery.

Want to enjoy a contactless Disney experience? Disney’s MagicBand is a wristband that serves as a digital room key, admission tickets and credit card. The wristband uses RFID technology allowing Disney to connect the MagicBand to the specific guest profile. Guests can unlock hotel room doors, make purchases and skip lines and access various parks and activities by tapping wristbands to sensors located on the resorts and parks.

If you want to bypass check-in and unlock your hotel room door, there's an app for that.