A room guests can understand.
Explore simple lighting scenes and gentle night lighting. Guests keep clear manual controls; occupancy-based behaviour needs testing in the room.
BASEL REGION · FROM BIEL-BENKEN
Hotel automation planning.Comfort for guests. Clarity for your team.
An intuitive room for guests. Clear controls for staff. Start with your operating needs and one pilot room before considering a wider rollout.
Discuss your projectComfort with context.
Review temperature and humidity visibility, then assess room settings against occupancy and service routines where existing equipment supports it.
Notice what needs attention.
Choose a small set of equipment or sensor alerts and selected energy readings. Give each notification a clear recipient and a practical next action.
THE OFFER
A clear scope.
From the start.
We plan around your routines, existing equipment and agreed responsibilities.
- Map guest expectations, housekeeping workflows, existing systems and operational constraints.
- Define one pilot room or shared area, with compatibility and acceptance criteria agreed first.
- Plan manual fallback, access permissions and proportionate data collection for the pilot.
- Evaluate the pilot with staff; document handover, maintenance and separately agreed support.
HOW WE START
Understand. Connect. Hand over.
Review the operation.
Walk through guest and staff routines. Identify systems, permissions and the people responsible for them.
Define and test a pilot.
Choose one bounded area. Check guest controls, staff actions, device failures and the agreed privacy requirements.
Decide what comes next.
Review the findings with your team. Agree any wider scope, staff training and support responsibilities before expanding.
PERSONAL EXPERIENCE
Sensors. Routines. Practical lessons.
These examples come from Piotr’s own apartment. They inform planning; they are not completed hotel or business projects.
MOTION + LIGHT
Walk in. Lights on.
A Hue motion sensor and ceiling lights work together in a timed sequence. Brightness, colour temperature and the daylight threshold are tuned for everyday use.
See the installation exampleTEMPERATURE + HUMIDITY
Every room. In view.
Room sensors feed a shared climate dashboard. Air-conditioning telemetry also supports a heat-buildup notification around the condenser.
See the installation examplePOWER + ENERGY
Power. Made visible.
A Shelly meter measures the circuit serving the audio setup and other connected equipment. Dashboards show live draw, energy history and configured device alerts.
See the installation exampleYOUR QUESTIONS
Before the next step.
Do these examples come from completed hotel projects?
The examples come from Piotr’s personal home installation. They show practical experience with sensors and integrations, not completed hotel installations. A hotel scope begins with assessment and a suitable pilot.
Can you connect our hotel management or access system?
That needs a system-specific review of supported interfaces, permissions and vendor requirements. No hotel management or access-control integration is assumed. Home Assistant or Philips Hue may be considered for a defined pilot if they meet its requirements.
How do guest privacy and ongoing operation fit in?
We agree which data is necessary, who can see it and how long it should be kept. Occupancy signals are not proof of a guest’s presence. Manual fallback, staff responsibilities, maintenance and support arrangements must be defined before rollout.
NEAR YOU
Basel. Leimental. Birstal.
From Biel-Benken, for your project around the region. Scope, travel and on-site work are agreed personally.
FOR YOUR HOTEL
What should your building do for you?
The location, existing equipment and one routine are enough to start. Consultations and project discussions preferably in English.