Hotel - Reference projects

The new space-themed Station Cosmos hotel is part of a €22 million investment, and its inauguration is the first step in Futuroscope's "resort" strategy which aims, in the long term, to enable the park to position itself as a hotel on a European scale as a destination for holidays and short stays. In this 4-star Station Cosmos hotel, guests become passengers of a space base and sleep in rooms organized as comfortable and futuristic cabins where they get to feel like true intergalactic heroes for a highly immersive stay experience. The storytelling that has been built around this hotel is rich and flawless and it justifies even the slightest element of decoration.100% change of scenery guaranteed!

Debuting in spring 2023, the bucolic, lush green hills of Portugal’s Algarve region will set the stage for Viceroy at Ombria Resort. Conceived by architectural firm WATG, Viceroy Algarve will boast 147 hotel rooms and 99 residential units as apartments, villas, and townhouses. Ombria Resort is environmentally committed, guided by good sustainability practices in balance with nature. Following a bioclimatic architectural design, the Ombria Resort buildings will ensure a perfect harmony between the inside and the outside to increase energy efficiency while reducing the environmental footprint. The local natural resources together with the technology of the solutions implemented that extend the building life cycle allow this project to guarantee the life quality and the essential well-being of the inhabitants. In a perfect combination of the innovative and the traditional, the resort will be an extension of the region landscape, while preserving the architectural Algarve roots in harmony with the local environment.

For this newest and most modern hotel complex in southern Romania, an intelligent solution was needed that could bring together two main aspects: the hotel staff supervision services and the guest experience. "The hospitality industry has entered the smart era and, for a complex, whose main goal is to restore the health and well-being of its guests, a complete comfort control solution in the room is no longer a luxury, but a necessary differentiation. We wanted to include the most innovative solutions on the market, and the intelligent guest room management system from Legrand brings a real plus to the experience our guests have during their stay." said Vasile Dogărescu, Alma Health & Spa Retreat owner.

The goal in carrying out this project was to convince a larger hotel group of all the Legrand Guest Room Management System advantages. In this regard, sales presentations or demo cases were not enough, a truly usable demo was needed to evaluate the guests and hotel staff experience over a longer period.

The second largest hotel group in France, Louvre Hotels Group regularly tests new concepts within their establishments as part of their identity. With the Campanile Smart Lyon Est–Eurexpo, Louvre Hotels Group inaugurated the first 100% connected hotel in Europe with the Smart Inside label so the customer experience and journey will never be the same again. The environment also had to be considered in the search for the completion of the various innovative and, at the same time, sustainable solutions implemented in this project to ensure the achievement of a service quality level in line with all the customer's expectations.

Ideal for weekends, longer stays or a short stopover on a trip, the charming Ibis Limoges Center hotel, classified as Bâtiment de France, is located at the heart of Limoges, "the city of porcelain". The property is within walking distance of major cultural activities, such as the porcelain and enamel museums and pedestrian streets with beautiful half-timbered houses. The owner of the hotel wanted to equip this "3 stars" hotel with our BACnet guest room management system to add some "4 stars" design and functionalities to the rooms management, both for the guests and the hotel staff.

The ten million tourists who visit Florence every year want to experience the city "from the inside". Thus, over time, many historic buildings have been transformed into hotels. This is the case of Artè Boutique hotel, a 17th century building, nestled in the heart of Florence with stunning view of the Dome, recently renovated and upgraded to the comfort of a modern accommodation, commissioned by Filippo Carlo Caramazza. The entrepreneur has invested experience and passion in this structure with unique and fascinating ambients, where each room is different from the others, with colored walls and frescoed ceilings, an original and welcoming environment, designed by his wife Tiziana Serra. All rooms have been carefully decorated, furnished, and equipped to provide the maximum comfort in an elegant modern Italian style reflecting the essence of Florence.

The Vila Alba Resort project started out as a challenge launched by an important hotel investor (HdP - Hotés de Portugal) who had recently acquired the Alba Resort unit. As this unit is part of a natural reserve, there was the requirement to have a "green building" energy rating, therefore sustainability was the main driver in this project realization. Located in the Midwest of the Algarve, 50 minutes' drive from Faro Airport, Vila Alba Resort sits perched on the edge of a cliff overlooking Albandeira beach. Surrounded by unspoiled Mediterranean and Algarve vegetation and beautiful limestone rock formations, you will discover a unique secluded spot amongst the most beautiful beaches in the Algarve area. Harmoniously designed, with handsome interiors to provide every comfort, the resort offers luxurious accommodation, with three dedicated honeymoon suites, a well-equipped spa, three swimming pools and a high-quality restaurant serving modern Portuguese cuisine.

With the aim of improving accommodation facilities for the upcoming 2026 Winter Olympics, the renowned Cortina d'Ampezzo in Italy, with its millenary history and long tradition in tourism, looks to the future with optimism and pays particular attention to renewing both, transports and hospitality structures. The desire for renewal and attention to the environment drove the creation of the Càmina Hotel in Cortina, resulting from the intuition of the two young owners: Umberto Guaitani and Valentina Sartini. After recent renovation Hotel Càmina is now an incomparable mix of innovation and eco-sustainability, also qualified as first Green Key certified hotel, an excellence reward in the field of environmental responsibility and sustainable operations in the tourism sector.

Increase guests’ safety and sense of well-being was essential at Viva Mare Beach hotel, designed to become one of the most modern and technological hotels in the industry of Bulgaria, giving proof connected systems are no longer a luxury, but a necessity. Convenience, comfort, security, easy access, and full automation were the key elements in the choice of the solutions to be implemented.

The Swedish hotel group Pandox AB purchased the Brussels Hilton hotel - located on the stylish Boulevard de Waterloo in Brussels and renamed it ‘The Hotel, Brussels’. Work started immediately on renovating the facade and complete refurbishment of the rooms.

Westin was looking for a solution that would allow them to control 716 loads distributed in the Lobby, Restaurants, Spa, Ballrooms, Meeting Rooms and Presidential Suite. They had been provided with a specification from a dominant competitor. The Vantage specification needed to provide additional functionality to overcome this strong competition.

The Vantage system offers the ability to control all types of lighting technologies, while also providing simplified or complex control and integration. For example, in the lobby area the system was only required to offer automatic and automated control over the lighting, while in the new Gallery area lighting control, full AV integration and mechanical integration were required. Vantage gave the client the varying levels of control they needed without having to employ a separate control system. This really simplified things for the client, who only had a single system to operate..

The hotel management team rolled out a new hotel management system to optimize the quality of the guest experience. In combination with the Vantage system this enables automation of room amenities such as lighting and curtains and allows related relevant information to be passed on to the staff. The InterContinental Group chose the Vantage InFusion system on account of its performance and stability. The team also was enthusiastic about the elegant style and high-quality finishing of the keypads. In each of the 43 luxury suites there is a compact equipment compartment, concealed from the guests, that houses the necessary dimmers and relays. This keeps the cable lengths short, and it allows maintenance staff to perform their tasks without blocking the corridor.

Hyatt Place is an upscale, select-service brand that is differentiated from its competitors by its modern product design, smart features, relaxed service model, and fresh aesthetic. The Hyatt Place at Thanksgiving Point is located near the foothills of Traverse Mountain, South of Salt Lake City, Utah.


This property was originally specified with a lighting control system in the lobby, dining room, and parking lot, but the requirement for precise dimming, astronomically timed sequences of events, and a user friendly interface for hotel staff drove the need for an architectural dimming solution. Low voltage light was specified, and the UI needed to be intuitive enough to allow staff to navigate it easily and utilize it to its fullest ability.

The nFuse restaurant and bar in the Anaheim Marriott were recently re-modeled with new LED lighting and an updated ambiance. Management was looking for an interface for staff to easily control the various scenes required throughout the day - for example clean, daytime, nighttime, and all off.

The 32nd floor conferencing facility at the Manchester Grand Hyatt in San Diego, California had a patchwork of different systems, including independent controls, dimming, and AV systems. The customer reported that the independent systems had trouble communicating well with one another. In addition, the hotel’s 32nd floor is a multi-use conference facility requiring a smart system that was capable of adapting to the complex ‘divide and combine’ potential room setup configurations. Finally, the Hyatt was looking for a system that could be expanded to provide shade and A/V control in addition to the other systems.