Guest Experiences That Impress
From lobby displays to event boards to restaurant menus — create a seamless digital guest experience throughout your property.
Digital room service that sells itself on every screen
Your best upsell is already in the room. Put your dining menu, room-service offerings, and property amenities on the in-room and lobby screens guests already look at, and let the invitation to order do the work no printed card ever did. Because your menu boards sync with your POS, what shows on screen matches what your kitchen is actually serving — no stale specials, no crossed-out items. One update reaches every display, so promoting tonight's dinner or a late-night order is as simple as changing a slide.
One dashboard for every guest-facing display on the property
A property runs a lot of screens: lobby welcome boards, event and meeting schedules, restaurant menus, wayfinding, local attractions, weather and flight boards. SpotrOS puts all of them under one dashboard you control from any phone, tablet, or computer. Welcome a group by name at check-in, swap a conference agenda mid-morning, and refresh the dining promotion — all without calling a vendor. Screens keep playing from local cache if the wifi hiccups, so nothing goes blank in front of a guest.
Built for Hospitality Solutions
Lobby Welcome Displays
Welcome guests by name, display check-in information, and showcase amenities.
Event & Meeting Boards
Display meeting room schedules, event agendas, and wayfinding for conference guests.
Restaurant Menu Boards
Dynamic menu displays in hotel restaurants that sync with your POS.
Local Attractions
Help guests discover nearby restaurants, activities, and points of interest.
Weather & Flight Info
Display real-time weather, flight information, and local event calendars.
Business Center Displays
Information screens in business centers, fitness rooms, and spa areas.
Who Uses This
- Hotels & Resorts
- Boutique Hotels
- Conference Centers
- Casinos & Entertainment
- Cruise Lines
- Event Venues
Frequently Asked Questions
What is digital room service and how does it work on in-room displays?
Digital room service means promoting your dining and room-service options on the guest-facing screens throughout your property — in-room displays, lobby boards, and restaurant menus. Guests see current menus, amenities, and ordering prompts without hunting for a printed card. Because the screens sync with your POS, what appears matches what your kitchen is serving right now.
Can I promote room service and dining specials on guest screens?
Yes. You can feature tonight's dinner menu, a late-night room-service option, or a spa and amenity offer on any screen, and change it whenever you like. Update the promotion once and it reaches every display you choose across the property, so the offer guests see is always the one you want front and center.
Do the restaurant menu boards stay in sync with our POS?
They do. Your hotel restaurant menu boards pull from your POS, so item and menu changes flow to the screens instead of being retyped by hand. That keeps what a guest reads on the board consistent with what the kitchen is actually able to serve, and spares your staff from managing two sources of truth.
Can one dashboard control every screen across the property?
Yes. Lobby welcome displays, event and meeting boards, restaurant menus, wayfinding, and local-attraction screens all run from a single dashboard. You manage them from any phone, tablet, or computer, so a front-desk manager can update a welcome board and an agenda from the same place without waiting on an outside vendor.
Can we welcome guests and show event schedules on lobby boards?
Absolutely. Lobby welcome displays can greet arriving guests or groups by name and surface check-in information and amenities, while event and meeting boards show room schedules, agendas, and wayfinding for conference visitors. It is the same warm first impression you would give in person, carried across every screen a guest passes.
What happens to our guest displays if the internet goes down?
Your screens keep playing the last-loaded schedule from local cache, so nothing goes blank in front of a guest during a wifi outage. When the connection returns, the displays resync on their own and pick up any updates you made in the meantime — no manual restart, no scramble at the front desk.
Elevate your guest experience
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