Smart guest rooms, without the smart-room project.
Lighting, shades, climate and entertainment in every room — on a new build or a floor-by-floor refurbishment, installed by the contractors already on your property.
Guests already expect the room to be smart
Self-service is now the default everywhere else in travel, and the room is the last place it hasn't arrived. Meanwhile a guest room burns energy whether or not anyone is in it.
The technology was never the hard part
Guest-room automation has existed for years. What has kept it out of most rooms is the cost of the system, the specialists required to install it, and the disruption of putting it in.
Priced for luxury properties
Systems from large building-automation vendors carry per-room costs that only a flagship property can justify, which leaves the rest of the portfolio running manually.
Proprietary from end to end
Proprietary hardware needs accredited integrators and long projects. You wait on their availability, and only they can touch the system afterwards.
Rooms that run empty
Lights and climate run in vacant rooms, and guests have no simple way to ask for service. Both are ordinary operating costs that automation removes.
One platform for the whole guest room
Every room runs on a Nexus Hub, a local controller that speaks to the devices already specified for the property.
Nobody arrives wanting to learn a system
A guest has been travelling all day. The room's job is to be obvious — the expected thing in the expected place, already set correctly, with nothing to work out first.
Aware, not preset
The room reads occupancy, daylight and time of day, and sets lighting, shades and climate accordingly. Nothing is locked to a fixed menu of moods — the behaviour is configured for your property, and a guest who wants something else simply changes it.
One place to look
Lighting, shades, climate and entertainment answer to the same control. Nothing is hidden behind a different remote, a wall panel in another corner, or a card in a slot.
No instructions in the room
No app to download, nothing to pair, no card to explain at check-in. It behaves the way a guest expects on the first try — which is the only try it gets.
Fitted around an operating property
New build, renovation or a floor at a time on a property that never closes — Nexus goes in the way any other trade package goes in, by the contractors already scheduled. A hotel cannot shut a floor for a technology project, so it doesn't have to.
Specified with the scope
We produce the room design, the hardware list and the installation guidelines up front — alongside a new build package, or ahead of a refurbishment cycle so it lands with the rest of the work.
Installed by your contractors
Your electrical, low-voltage and general contractors fit it to the guidelines. No accreditation, and no waiting on a specialist to become available.
Commissioned room by room
We are on site for the initial hub deployment and remote from then on, so rooms come back into service as they are finished.
The room earns most when nobody is in it
An empty room still costs money to condition. Occupancy-aware automation is the part of the system that pays, and it runs whether or not the guest ever touches a control.
One platform for the entire property
When you are ready, Nexus extends past guest rooms to the rest of the building — and we can run the IT behind it.
Full-property automation
Turnkey IT services
Start with one floor.
No minimums. Pilot Nexus in a handful of rooms or a single floor, measure it against the rest of the property, then roll it out.
Talk to us about your property