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Smart Hotel Solutions: Convenient Storage & Delivery for Every Stay

When it comes to enhancing guest convenience and experience, hotels are looking for more ways to stand above the competition, while guests are looking for smart solutions that simplify their stay. Whether travelers need a place to stash their bags before check-in or after check-out, or long-term guests are expecting important deliveries, smart lockers bring flexibility, security, and ease for every stay.

COMMON PAIN POINTS FOR GUESTS AND STAFF

Hospitality is all about creating a stress-free experience. Common logistical headaches can quickly disrupt that goal. Picture this: a guest checks out hours before a late flight and now has to drag their luggage around town or rely on hotel staff to keep an eye on their bags. This can not only bring stress and liability on staff, but guests may feel anxious over bag security.

Now let’s say that an extended-stay traveler is waiting on a time-sensitive package and worries about missing the delivery. Once again staff is burdened with the security of guest items while the guests feel uncertainty on successfully receiving their packages.

These days the guest experience is more than just a restful stay, but a place where they feel their needs are met on all fronts. Rather than putting extra strain on hotel staff which pulls them away from their regular duties, hotels are in need of secure solutions to both meet guests needs and reduce liability.

Travelers Want Tech

According to a recent Oracle report 73% of travelers are more likely to choose hotels that offer self-service technology, and 38% prefer a fully self-service model. With U.S. travel forecasts predicting a 3.9% increase in leisure travel in 2025, it’s no wonder hotels are looking for smart solutions to enhance the guest experience now. Implementing smart tech solutions will not only allow you to simplify every stay, but increase staff efficiency.

Smart Tech for a Better Stay

Give guests the convenience they want! With secure item storage and simplified package pick-up at their fingertips, guests are sure to feel at home. Smart lockers solve for all of these concerns.

With Smart Lockers Guests & Staff Will Enjoy:

Secure bag storage pre-check-in or post-check-out—no staff needed
Easy 24/7 access to package deliveries and stored items
Peace of mind with secure storage and delivery
Increased efficiency for staff with self-service solutions for guests

Key Features of Luxer One Smart Lockers:

Easily integrated solutions with open API to connect with any hotel management system
Long-lasting and secure solutions with American-made, 12-gauge steel
Flexibility in location, size and design including custom branded wraps
Bag storage lockers generate revenue share from each rental

Create a better stay for guests and staff alike when you implement Luxer One’s smart hotel solutions today. Contact us to learn more and get started!

Lauren Buote

Lauren Buote is a Marketing Coordinator at Luxer One who blends her fine arts background from North Carolina State University, with marketing experience in small businesses and museums. She specializes in content and design that support Luxer One’s storytelling and brand growth in the Commercial sector.

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