Hotel TV Systems: How to Plan an Upgrade from Screen Selection to Secure Casting

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When a hotel TV project goes wrong, the screen or unit itself is often not the problem. A property may buy a modern hospitality TV and still end up with casting failures, mismatched set-top boxes, poor Wi-Fi coverage in certain rooms, or a confusing support process when something stops working. Troubleshooting can be very time-consuming […]

The Hidden Cost of Technology Rework in Hotels

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Hotel Technology, Reconsidered: Part 1 of 4 The lowest technology bid can be tempting. It can also become one of the most expensive decisions a hotel makes. That does not mean the highest-priced solution is always the right choice. Rather, it means hotel technology decisions should account for more than the initial purchase price. A […]

Hotel changing ownership? Simplify the technology transition

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When a hotel changes ownership or management, there is a lot to understand. The new team needs to learn the property, its operations, its financials, and its vendor relationships. They may also have new brand requirements to meet. Technology can add another layer of complexity. A hotel may have years of network, TV, entertainment, and […]

CAPEX, OPEX, and Network as a Service (NaaS) for Hotels

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Hotel technology decisions often start with a simple question: Should we buy it or pay for it as a service? For network infrastructure, that question has both financial and operational implications. A capital expenditure (CAPEX) model typically means the hotel purchases equipment upfront and takes responsibility for managing it. An operating expenditure (OPEX) model treats […]

Hotel TV & Entertainment: What Hoteliers Are Asking, Part 2

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Hotel TV Technology, Programming, and Infrastructure In Part 1 of this series, we focused on the guest experience, from streaming apps and casting to channel lineups and personal devices. Those are the features hotel guests use every day. Behind the scenes, however, important technology decisions determine how well those features perform, how easily properties can […]

Hotel TV & Entertainment: What Hoteliers Are Asking, Part 1

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Guest Entertainment and Hospitality TV Systems If you’re evaluating your property’s in-room entertainment system, you’ve probably discovered that the options have changed dramatically in recent years. Live TV is still an important amenity. However, today’s guests also expect streaming apps, casting, and seamless connectivity that feels as familiar as home. As technology has evolved, so […]

Modernizing Heritage Hotels for Today’s Connected Guest

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Guests choose heritage hotels because they offer something unique. Historic architecture, original craftsmanship, and a strong sense of place create memorable experiences that modern buildings often cannot match. Those same characteristics can make technology upgrades far more challenging. Today’s travelers still expect fast, reliable Wi-Fi, seamless streaming, and modern in-room entertainment. In Hospitality Technology’s 2025 […]

Simplify Guest Device Connectivity and Reduce Friction

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Today’s hotel guests expect their personal technology to work wherever they go, including when they travel. Guests are bringing more connected devices with them than ever before. These include smartphones, laptops, gaming consoles, streaming devices, and other personal technology. They expect the same seamless experience they have at home, but hotel environments can create unique […]

When Should Hotels Replace Wi-Fi Equipment?

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A Guide to End of Life and End of Support Guests may never notice your hotel’s gateways or wireless access points, but they notice the experience those technologies create. They expect fast, reliable Wi-Fi from the moment they arrive. Like hot water and comfortable beds, reliable connectivity has become a basic expectation. When it works, […]

Why Your Hotel Phone System Matters More Than You Think

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From guest requests and staff coordination to emergency communications and operational efficiency, today’s hotel phone systems do far more than connect calls. They’re a critical part of the connected hotel experience. It’s 10:30 p.m. A family settles into their room only to discover the air conditioning has stopped working. They pick up the room phone […]