Housekeeping time is finite, and a good deal of it goes on repetitive surface work. Floor and window robots handle corridors, lobbies and glass on a schedule, which frees your team for the parts of a turnaround that actually need judgement.
Suction-mounted units that work floor-to-ceiling glass, including panes that would otherwise need access equipment.
Vacuuming and wet mopping in one pass, with mapping per floor and room.
Cleaning scheduled around occupancy, so units run corridors overnight and rooms after checkout.
Window units are tethered with backup power, holding position through a power interruption.
Completed runs, coverage and faults appear on the same board as the rest of housekeeping.
Reduced-noise operation for occupied floors and night running.
No. They cover repetitive surface cleaning. Turndown, bathrooms, linen and everything requiring judgement still need people — the robots buy those people time.
They are tethered with backup suction power that holds position if the mains supply fails. Deployment above certain heights should follow your local safety rules.
Floor units have a quiet mode suitable for occupied areas. Window units are best scheduled outside guest hours.
Fingerprint, palm vein, finger vein, face or password unlocking, with a visual intercom built in. Every entry logs to the same guest-safety record as the front desk.
Bathroom and entrance mirrors that double as screens — touch controls, hotel services, and room requests from the glass itself.
In-room entertainment that's also a control point, with the property dashboard built into the home screen.
Window & Floor Cleaners reports into Guestiefy IoT alongside every other device on property, so a guest’s room and your operations run off the same data.