SuitePad Blog

How are the SuitePad in-room tablet installations designed, what does the interface look like, and how can you take advantage of the opportunity to showcase your hotel's unique branding?

As society becomes more inclusive, hotels must follow suit by creating accessible and welcoming spaces for all. Not only is it a legal requirement, but it also makes good business sense.

When design and digitalization seamlessly intertwine, hoteliers create a unique added value for guests and staff. A conversation with Hotel Montana in Lucerne, Switzerland, beautifully exemplifies this concept. 

AI's popularity has surged thanks to platforms like ChatGPT, making it accessible for everyday use. How can the hospitality industry hop on this trend and utilize AI to enhance guest experiences and stay ahead of upcoming changes? 

Free late check-out offers sound like good service. Yet, high demand can quickly turn this benefit for the guests into a challenge for the hotel. The solution for this is at hand - quite literally, in fact.

We present to you the SuitePad Academy! It is a free e-learning platform for the hotel industry and part of SuitePad's information and education resources.

How 30 SuitePad tablets simplify, enhance and make life and work more comfortable in the upscale vacation apartments at Alpenresorts Ladis in Austria.

After a four-year hiatus, ITB Berlin 2023 was back for the first time as an exclusively B2B event. Here is a quick recap of how SuitePad experienced it. 

Tasteful Regency-style décor. Attentive yet discreet 24/7 service. World-class food and beverage venues. All this comes together at The Lanesborough in London, one of the city’s prime luxury hotels.

The hotel website serves as an online business card, digital brochure, and sales center that is always open, and content optimization is essential for driving direct sales and reducing dependence on OTAs.

We are thrilled to announce that SuitePad has claimed the top spot as the best in-room tablet solution in the 2023 HotelTechAwards. This marks the fourth consecutive recognition.

Magdalena Rungaldier's boutique hotel consultancy created a framework to help hotels become more sustainable. Here, she discusses her comprehensive approach and offers tips for hoteliers.