Integrated projects

Hotel automation systems

Plan hotel automation around guest rooms, shared spaces and operations

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Scenes defined by room typeShared-area coordinationHDL and Hager project scopePilot-room approach

Integrated projects · Digital Design

Plan hotel automation around guest rooms, shared spaces and operations

We design room automation, lighting, shading, climate, energy management, access and shared-area control for hotels and boutique hospitality projects around both the guest experience and operating needs.

Hotel automation should give guests simple comfort while providing the technical team with a clear, serviceable system.

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01 / Project approach

Project-specific delivery

Villas, hotels, offices and residences require different technology strategies.

Scope, infrastructure, handover and service are adapted to the building type, programme and intensity of use.

01Scope tailored to the building02Site and handover coordination03Planned after-sales support

Guest-room automation

Lighting, shading, climate and room-status scenes are defined around each room type and the guest's everyday journey.

Shared spaces and energy management

Corridors, lobbies and other shared spaces are coordinated with operating hours, maintenance access and energy-management goals.

Pilot room and commissioning

A pilot room validates controls, sensors, panels and software before approved details are rolled out across the project.

Hotel automation planning

Bring the guest experience, technical operations and project delivery into one system architecture.

A hotel automation system extends beyond the room control panel. Room types, lighting and climate scenes, energy strategy, shared spaces, service access and user interfaces must be planned together so the result remains manageable for guests and the operations team.

Hotel investors

For investors who need room and shared-area technology aligned with the guest experience, operating model and project scope.

Architects and project teams

For teams coordinating panels, switches, sensors and technical infrastructure with interior and electrical design at an early stage.

Technical operations teams

For operators who need clear room standards, planned maintenance access and an understandable service structure.

Room and operating brief

Room types, shared spaces, use scenarios, technical-team expectations and current project documents are reviewed together.

Pilot-room design

Control points, visible surfaces, panels, software and integration scope are resolved and tested in a selected room type.

Rollout and handover

Approved details are applied to the room types, followed by site testing, commissioning and a planned operations handover.

Digital Design installations

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Hotel · Bodrum

Oku Bodrum Hotel

80 Rooms · HDL-Hager · Hotel Room and Common Area Automation

In-room lighting and climate control, common-area lighting and climate control, central hotel automation systems, switch and socket ranges

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Hotel · Istanbul

Barnathan Otel Karaköy

Hager · Switches and Sockets

Hager switch and socket ranges were used

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Frequently asked questions

Questions about the solution

What can a hotel automation system control?

Depending on the project, guest rooms can include lighting, shading and climate control; shared areas can include lighting and climate scenes; energy management, access and selected integrations can also be assessed.

Why is a pilot room useful for hotel automation?

A pilot room verifies control and switch positions, scenes, electrical and mechanical connections, and operational expectations in the real space before repeated installation begins.

Can automation be renewed in an existing hotel?

Yes, where the existing panels, cabling, room types and operating systems support a viable renewal or phased transition. These conditions need a technical survey.

What information is needed for an initial assessment?

Room counts and types, architectural and electrical plans, project stage, location, target control functions and existing system information provide a useful starting point.

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