Self-Service

The hotel on Central Park South is partnering with Intelity to provide guests services and amenities via Apple iPads and Intelity's ICE software solution.

Micros enables the 'Hotel of the Future' with Simphony, mycentral, and MICROS's latest integration with the iBAHN in-room dining solution.

Utilizing an intuitive icon-based navigation structure, SuiteLinq V5 entices guests to engage with their hotel while enjoying a variety of entertainment and information options on the device of their choice.

Slated to open this July, the InterContinental New York Times will feature the SuiteLinq interactive portal providing digital content, connectivity, interactivity and commerce-ready delivery programs specifically created for the global hospitality industry.

As part of the acquisition, Uniguest will become a reseller of Showcase's NetStop kiosk software as well as license Showcase's proprietary database management software for kiosks.

Shifting consumer expectations, a brightening economy, and a bevy of up-and-coming applications are kicking once stalled hospitality self-service initiatives back into gear. Read about these trends and more in Hospitality Technology's annual Self-Service Technology Study.

The Hilton Garden Inn Cleveland Airport is providing its guests with enhanced travel services through the addition of FlyteBoard real-time airline information.

From wayfinding to streaming videos, MGM Mirage is leveraging the use of multiple digital signage applications to promote hotel events, and to assist guests in making the entertainment and dining choices that are right for them.