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Smart hotels rooms are now a reality as Hilton Hotels are implementing smart technology into a number of their locations across the globe. Integrated voice controls through the Hilton Honors app and easy to use smart tv’s are two of the big changes that Hilton is looking to add to their in-room experience. Andrew…

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Smart hotels rooms are now a reality as Hilton Hotels are implementing smart technology into a number of their locations across the globe. Integrated voice controls through the Hilton Honors app and easy to use smart tv’s are two of the big changes that Hilton is looking to add to their in-room experience. Andrew Sheivachman, business travel editor at Skift said, “The smart guest room of the future is still in development. A strong return on investment for hotel owners who invest in updated technology, however, will help push these innovations into the mainstream.” With guests looking to have the same smart technologies while they travel as they do at home Hiltons approach will keep their hospitality experience ahead of the curve.

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