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I have stayed at multiple hotels where a machine hands out key cards or numeric access codes when you enter your name and date of birth. When you leave you jus
by foepys 4y ago
I have stayed at multiple hotels where a machine hands out key cards or numeric access codes when you enter your name and date of birth.
When you leave you just throw the key card into a box or feed it back into the machine.
No smartphone necessary.
- EFreethought 4y agoThanks for the info. I haven't traveled since COVID, so I don't know how things have changed. I bet hotels made a lot of changes due to COVID. I know this is OT: But I am tired of every business I go to bugging me to use their app for everything. I don't want another app to keep track of, and I do not want to get texts all the time.
- eybbus 4y agoThankfully some companies just send you a QR-code via email to interact with what ever system they are using. If I remember correctly one of my hotels I used sent me a pin code or such via email and then they had a self service to get a keycard, which used the pin code.
- ghaff 4y agoI've rarely seen this as well. Mostly at a Yotel in Manhattan.