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It's good business to help your guests stay connected.
Guests of all ages are bringing multiple smart devices into the room. Are you ready?
Recent hospitality industry research confirms that guests are bringing multiple mobile devices into the guest room. By definition, mobile devices need to be charged, and re-charged, which is why Cetis offers USB plug-in port solutions designed to meet the emerging requirements of your business and leisure guests. Providing the convenience of USB charging for your guests is good business. Keep guests coming back and drive return reservation revenues with Cetis guest device USB charging solutions. Click here to explore solutions, and here to request a quotation.
Throw guests a curveball.
The curved by design TeleMatrix 3100 Series is a home run for any guest room.
TeleMatrix 3100 Series hotel phones are curved by design to match the sweeping contours of modern guest room smart devices and fixtures. Click here for details.
An excellent combination of style and economy, TeleMatrix 3100 Series telephones feature a rich telephony that makes this phone perfect for all of your analog corded guest room applications. They are familiar to the hospitality industry with a design that sets it apart from your everyday guest room phone.
Click here to request a quotation for your next property renovation or new construction project.
Click here to request a quotation for your next property renovation or new construction project.
To the rescue!
Your Cetis global support teams are ready to help virtually any where any time.
The Cetis teams and our global distribution partners stand ready to assist you with day-to-day sales and support requirements.
Cetis sales and service teams both initiate and respond to hundreds of daily inquiries. How do we do it? Virtually, via email, phone, and chat, as well as with direct in-person meetings through our dedicated Cetis in-country teams and channel partners globally. Some days it's a challenge, but because our hotel customers depend on us, we continue to make the infrastructure and personnel investments needed to ensure our mutual success. How can we help you today? Click here to request assistance, or here to request a quotation for your next property renovation new construction project. We look forward to serving you.
Cetis sales and service teams both initiate and respond to hundreds of daily inquiries. How do we do it? Virtually, via email, phone, and chat, as well as with direct in-person meetings through our dedicated Cetis in-country teams and channel partners globally. Some days it's a challenge, but because our hotel customers depend on us, we continue to make the infrastructure and personnel investments needed to ensure our mutual success. How can we help you today? Click here to request assistance, or here to request a quotation for your next property renovation new construction project. We look forward to serving you.
Service at your fingertips.
Guest service keys help deliver important direct-dial services for your guests.
Cetis hotel phones equipped with programmable guest service keys help ensure positive guest reviews by providing quick, convenient, direct-dial services for your guests...day and night. Click here to review Cetis telephone brands and models, and here to request a quotation.
More than just a telephone.
Teledex M Series. Sophisticated Styling. Smart Technology.
More than just a telephone, Beautiful from any angle the Teledex M Series phones feature optional Clock integration, USB charging ports to support guest smart device charging, and stylish dual-facing RediDock remote handset kits. Choose analog, VoIP, corded and cordless models. Click here for details, or here to request a quotation for your next project.
Hotel-Online News
Why Select Service Hotels Are Coming to the City Center
By JLL
July 29, 2019 — It used to be that guests at every downtown hotel expected bell staff, a concierge, extensive meeting spaces and spacious rooms. But these days, guests are getting comfortable with a lot less.
Select service hotels with fewer amenities and smaller rooms — once confined to suburbs, small towns and the areas surrounding airports — are growing in city centers. This industry sector has seen double-digit percentage change growth in terms of the number of rooms that exist in major U.S. markets from 2015 to 2019, according to JLL research.
Hotel brands like Hilton Garden Inn, Tru by Hilton, Courtyard by Marriott and Hyatt Place and many others are limited-service versions of the flagship brands in their names.
“Select service hotels have become the darling of the industry,” says David Black, Managing Director, JLL Project & Development Services, Hotels & Hospitality. “Major hotel brands have become more creative in their offerings, blurring the lines between select service, soft brands and a traditional hotel.”
The growth has been dramatic across the U.S. In the Los Angeles metro area (MSA), for example, there will be 37,000 select-service hotel rooms in 2019, up from 30,000 in 2015, according to JLL. The Miami MSA will have 18,000 rooms this year, up from 14,000 four years ago. Those numbers are 57,000 and 47,000 respectively in the Washington DC MSAs.
“Much is driven by the popularity of the product with consumers,” Black says. “But it is also driven by significant advantages for owners and developers due to lower development and operating costs.”
Changing consumer preferencesWhat consumers expect from their hotel is driving the shift. More business and leisure travelers are finding that their travel needs are adequately satisfied with streamlined services, even in mid- to upper-tier hotels, says Andrea Grigg, Managing Director, Asset Management, JLL’s Hotels and Hospitality Group.
Instead of having a full-service restaurant, or even room service, on-demand services like Postmates or Uber Eats let travelers have their food of choice delivered.
“Today’s tech savvy travelers, particularly millennials, are looking for the perfect package of an unpretentious lodging experience and thoughtful design connected to the local community—not cookie cutter spaces, overpriced mini-bars, and old-fashioned coffee machines,” Grigg says. “They are happy to pay lower rates for smaller rooms if these other elements are met.”
Click here to read the entire article at Hotel-Online.
July 29, 2019 — It used to be that guests at every downtown hotel expected bell staff, a concierge, extensive meeting spaces and spacious rooms. But these days, guests are getting comfortable with a lot less.
Select service hotels with fewer amenities and smaller rooms — once confined to suburbs, small towns and the areas surrounding airports — are growing in city centers. This industry sector has seen double-digit percentage change growth in terms of the number of rooms that exist in major U.S. markets from 2015 to 2019, according to JLL research.
Hotel brands like Hilton Garden Inn, Tru by Hilton, Courtyard by Marriott and Hyatt Place and many others are limited-service versions of the flagship brands in their names.
“Select service hotels have become the darling of the industry,” says David Black, Managing Director, JLL Project & Development Services, Hotels & Hospitality. “Major hotel brands have become more creative in their offerings, blurring the lines between select service, soft brands and a traditional hotel.”
The growth has been dramatic across the U.S. In the Los Angeles metro area (MSA), for example, there will be 37,000 select-service hotel rooms in 2019, up from 30,000 in 2015, according to JLL. The Miami MSA will have 18,000 rooms this year, up from 14,000 four years ago. Those numbers are 57,000 and 47,000 respectively in the Washington DC MSAs.
“Much is driven by the popularity of the product with consumers,” Black says. “But it is also driven by significant advantages for owners and developers due to lower development and operating costs.”
Changing consumer preferencesWhat consumers expect from their hotel is driving the shift. More business and leisure travelers are finding that their travel needs are adequately satisfied with streamlined services, even in mid- to upper-tier hotels, says Andrea Grigg, Managing Director, Asset Management, JLL’s Hotels and Hospitality Group.
Instead of having a full-service restaurant, or even room service, on-demand services like Postmates or Uber Eats let travelers have their food of choice delivered.
“Today’s tech savvy travelers, particularly millennials, are looking for the perfect package of an unpretentious lodging experience and thoughtful design connected to the local community—not cookie cutter spaces, overpriced mini-bars, and old-fashioned coffee machines,” Grigg says. “They are happy to pay lower rates for smaller rooms if these other elements are met.”
Click here to read the entire article at Hotel-Online.
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Visit with us on LiveChat.
Did you know that you can receive online assistance with product, pricing, support of Cetis hotel phones? The Cetis Account Manager team is here to help you with any hotel phone-related questions that you may have – before, during, or after your purchase. You may find the LiveChat feature on the lower right side of our Cetis, Teledex, TeleMatrix, and Scitec websites. We look forward to chatting with you!
