This is what the most technological hotels on Earth offer

When we travel, we want our accommodation to be comfortable, beautiful, with efficient and fast service...and what if it is also completely technological? The online world is no longer a luxury but a necessity for any establishment, but today we want to talk to you about those who consider themselves, and with great pride, as the most technological hotels in the world .What are your 2.0 services?

Hotel 1000

We travel to Seattle to enter a hotel where technology is one more element.It is used for the care of the environment, as with water treatment and recovery; and also for customer leisure.In the hotel there are two virtual golf courses that allow guests to play in 50 different golf courses around the world (the best ones, of course).Your system infrared and more than 600 sensors allow the spin, speed and trajectory of the ball to be practically real.

W Singapore Sentose Cove

In Singapore, tourism is understood with luxury accommodations and, of course, involves embracing technological innovations.Its exclusivity is mainly focused on its pool , which has speakers under the water so that we can swim and dive with musical accompaniment.For those who do not want to deprive themselves of anything, there is a cabin in the pool that has an iPad.Do not miss the Extreme WOW suite , with DJ booth included.

Aloft Cupertino

One of the hotels that have most opted for the use of technology to attract customers is the Aloft Cupertino of California.What is seen in the cinema comes true with the presence of a butler robot that is pending our needs.It is called ALO Botlr and the same gives you the amenities in the room that takes the towel to the pool.If you want to leave a tip, this is given in the form of a tweet , with the hashtag #meetbotlr, which we can write on your touch screen.

The Yotel

That the hotels include robotic "staff" is going to be less and less rare.The New York Yotel also has a tech worker called, in turn, Yobot .The function is to store customers' luggage in a 100% secure way, thanks to the containers it controls and to which we can access with the personal identification number that customers obtain when checking-In.By the way, we also have motorized beds that can be folded and folded according to needs.

The Henn na Hotel

And if you are surprised by robots working in hotels do not lose sight of the Henn na, which is also called 'the strange hotel'.Its technological quality is that it is considered the first robot hotel on the planet .And it is that most of their workers are robots.Some see this Japanese hotel as a large theme park in which to talk and "friendship" with the automata.There is even a small robotic personal assistant in each of the rooms.

Eccleston Square

London is one of the most cosmopolitan cities in the world, so it could not be missing from this list.Its inclusion is due to the Eccleston hotel, which knows how to merge future and past with a rather classic aesthetic and technological resources of last generation The bathroom has a anti-fog mirror that also works as a television .At the same time, we have a personal iPad or a SmartGlass for the shower.The guest chooses how he wants his stay to be able to «direct »To much of the furniture.

CityHub

This Amsterdam hotel boasts a futuristic design, key for users to delve into its technological qualities.The lights or the audio of the minimalist rooms is controlled through an app and the key to the doors is in a RFID bracelet that is provided to customers.The bar of this hotel is very popular in which, through the bracelet that we have already told you, travelers are served the drinks they want, and that are recorded in the device memory.

Blow Up Hall 5050

Among the most technological hotels is the Blow Up Hall 5050, which is located in Poland and which many consider an authentic work of art for the digital art facilities that has, the most spectacular, the in your lobby and where guests appear who are "portrayed" upon entering the building.The entrance to our room is made through a digital key on an iPhone provided by the hotel And that also has an app that helps us find our suite.

Aria Resort

Traveling to Las Vegas can have one more incentive than to play in its numerous casinos and it is to visit one of the most advanced hotels at the technological level of the world.Each room has different automations that work through of a touch screen that makes it easy to open the curtains, turn on the TV, modify the room temperature, play music.In the line of other examples, there is no key or card for the room, but an app on a smartphone.

Hotel Helix

Tourism in the Arab Emirates has taken off for years and Abu Dhabi is one of the commercial capitals of the world.Also, technology lovers can stay at Hotel Helix, a hotel that claims to be the more ecological in the world , because it only supplies energy from wind and sun.It also has a inner waterfall and its facade is covered with sliding glass, so that the sea breeze penetrates inside.

Mama Shelter

Finally, we will approach the beautiful Paris to find one of the most fashionable hotels among the chics environments.This designed for Apple lovers , because it has a dock port to place our iPhone or iPod device and to be able to listen to music through the speakers.In addition, each room has a 24-inch iMac with which you can also visit the hotel's online store.In addition, its meeting rooms are famous , equipped with LCD screens.

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