Hotel project footage
Real hotel project footage supplied by the customer.

Help hotels connect guest access, staff permissions, room status and energy operation through smart locks, access devices and AIoT platform capabilities.
Scene Overview
Hotels need more than a standalone door lock. They need a manageable access workflow that connects front desk operation, guest rooms, staff areas, elevators and future platform integration.
Customer and product proof
Use project footage and the HT-22 hotel lock as a starting point for evaluating guest-room deployment, hardware appearance and installation communication.
Real hotel project footage supplied by the customer.
Product demonstration for a hotel lock form factor.
Evidence 03Reference image for product presentation and selection.
Pain Points & Approach
Start from the property operation problem before selecting devices.
Manual card issuing and room changes increase workload during peak hours.
Hotels need role-based access for rooms, service areas and back-of-house zones.
Room status, occupancy and energy data are often disconnected from access workflows.
PMS, guest apps, elevators and building systems need a clear integration path.
Typical Workflow
Front desk or PMS creates the guest and stay record.
Room, floor and staff-area permissions are assigned by role and time period.
Card, mobile credential or supported access method is issued.
Room access, elevator rights and access events are linked for operation review.
Checkout or staff-role changes trigger permission recovery and audit records.
Related Products, Solutions and Platform Modules
Continue from this scenario to the matching solution architecture, AIoT platform modules, hardware categories or consultation flow.
FAQ
PMS integration can be planned around check-in, checkout, room status and credential workflows when the required interface or API is available.
Selected hotel lock and edge workflows can be designed for offline authorization and later synchronization, depending on the hardware and project architecture.
Share the door photos, lock-body dimensions, door thickness, opening direction and local standard. The project team can then recommend a suitable hotel lock family and sample validation plan.
Yes. Role-based and time-based permissions can separate guest rooms, public doors, service areas and elevator floors.
No. Deployment can be cloud, local or cloud plus edge depending on property policy, network conditions and integration requirements.
Room count, door type and quantity, property location, lock method, PMS or platform requirements, installation scope and target delivery schedule are the best starting inputs.
Share your property type, room count and integration needs. KEYPLUS can help map the suitable hardware and platform path.