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Temperature
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Room
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Bath
Temperature gradation along room occupancy status
Anticipating your
guests’ wishes before
they even arise
How to be the invisible butler
Networked, high-comfort guest solutions
from Siemens make it easy for your staff
to react proactively, quickly, and atten-
tively to requests, complaints or
alarms.
The guest may complain about
a defec-
tive air conditioning unit in his room,
for example. The operator immediately
contacts the appropriate service depart-
ment. A mobile “service runner” receives
a ticket on his mobile device and takes
the necessary action. Silent coordination
like this creates a smooth service chain.
And how do you find out whether your
guest was satisfied? In real time, of course.
Thanks to tracking and reporting, you
always know what your guests want,
how quickly their wishes were taken care
of, and whether all technical systems
performed properly.
A room climate that works for your
guests – and for the environment, too
Offer your guests all the comfort they
expect, and save energy and costs at the
same time.
With intelligent solutions from
Siemens, you can set a variety of comfort
levels such as “economy”, “pre-comfort”,
and “comfort”, depending on
whether the
room is currently empty, being cleaned
or occupied. Movement sensors and regis-
tration of window con
tacts eliminate the
possibility of control error.
Always illuminated
You know better than anyone how impor-
tant lighting is for the well-being of your
guests. We have developed elegant,
energy-efficient solutions to help. For
example, you can set up pre-defined light
scenarios for different types of room
functions. With LED-based atmospheric
lighting, we offer a key component for
enhanced comfort levels. Outside, we
help showcase your hotel in the best
light, from high-tech LED lighting for the
building envelope to multimedia inte-
gration using high-definition LED boards.
Did you know ...
Due to changes in corpo-
rate travel policies, the
average length of stay
is supposed to increase
from 1.4 days to 3.6 days
mid-term?