It actually is quite surprising that there aren`t more of these types of hotels in Japan and around the world! In fact, the company who implemented the 1st fully robotic hotel here in Huis Ten Bosch, Nagasaki have 2 fully functioning hotels in Tokyo and many more are planned throughout Japan and probably the world.
Here is what you will expect upon your arrival:
At the front desk, you will be greeted by multi-lingual robots that will help you check in or check out. At the cloakroom, the robotic arm will store your luggage for you. Mechanic yet somehow human, those fun moments with the robots will warm your heart. Furthermore, once you register your face with our face recognition system, you will be free from the hassle of carrying the room key around or worrying about losing it.
Not only has this robotic technology freed up training and hiring staff but the technologies that have been implemented such as automatic lighting, face recognition, energy usage and wastage prevention not to mention the use of all natural and latest superior building materials to fit in with the concept of the Dutch Theme Park, Huis Ten Bosch which means House in the Woods.
Both times I have been to the Henna Hotel I have either been too early or too late to get the check in and check out process on video. I am sure my next visit will get this necessary and interesting part on video.
Click here to see the Nagasaki Henna Hotel on a map:
Click on the pictures below to enlarge:
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| Even the sign is different |
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| The first robot you will meet |
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| The Cloak Room is robotic too |
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| One of the receptionists- of course a robot |
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| This robot takes your suitcases to your room |
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