The Upper House pioneers the use of iPads to connect various services
iPads are all the rage, and Hong Kong’s The Upper House will become the city’s first hotel to check in guests using an iPad. Through the iPad, the hotel’s room service and information delivery will be more efficient.
The Upper House will become the city’s first hotel to check in guests using an iPad.
In addition, the hotel also provides iPads for guests to use during their stay, and equips all 117 rooms and suites with iPod Touches
Not only that, but The Upper House also provides complimentary high-speed wireless internet access throughout its Lexus RX450h hybrid eco-friendly RV, guest rooms, and public areas, ensuring both business and leisure travelers can stay updated with the latest information without being limited by location.
Dean Winter, General Manager of The Upper House, said: "Swire Hotels places great emphasis on the needs of our guests and pays close attention to the environmental impact of hotel operations. The Upper House streamlines the check-in and check-out procedures and provides an iPod-touch in guest rooms
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