The Converged Blog

Hotels have been trying to improve the guest experience for decades, and with advanced entertainment platforms, they are taking the right step towards achieving that goal. Today's travelers are tech-savvy, and they expect a seamless, personalized experience during their stay. Equipping hotel rooms with advanced entertainment platforms has been a game-changer for the industry, attracting guests who want to combine their travel experience with home-like comfort and convenience. In this blog post, we explore how advanced entertainment platforms are revolutionizing hotel guest experience and share why it is important for hoteliers to partner with reliable solutions providers like Allbridge.

As a hotelier, you know that today's guests expect more than just a comfortable bed and a sparkling clean room. They want an experience that goes beyond the basics and provides them with a customized, personalized stay that caters to their unique preferences. One way to achieve this is by using an advanced entertainment platform, or AEP. Allbridge's AEP does just that by providing guests with a seamless experience that combines in-room entertainment, streaming services, and voice-activated technology. In this blog post, we'll explore the benefits of an advanced entertainment platform and how it can enhance your guest's experience.

As hoteliers, it’s important to stay up-to-date with the latest in hospitality technology. High-definition (HD) and 4K televisions have become increasingly popular among guests and providing such advanced entertainment solutions ensures customer satisfaction and loyalty. However, integrating television content in hotel entertainment solutions requires careful planning and execution to guarantee a seamless and efficient guest experience. In this blog post, we’ll outline the steps you can take to incorporate HD and 4K television content in your hotel entertainment solutions.

Guests at Hospitality properties and residents at Senior Living communities increasingly expect up-to-date technology experiences. In an increasingly digitally connected world, people rely on their devices to carry out everyday tasks.

Prolific internet has changed the way we consume content. DVRs and VCRs are relics of the past. Thanks to the emergence of over-the-top (OTT) content and on demand streaming, people can watch shows and movies at their own convenience.

Television is still very relevant in the Hospitality industry. You need video services to make your guests feel comfortable. Even if that content isn’t delivered over traditional cable wires, guests still enjoy television programming—even as over-the-top (OTT) disruptors like Netflix have shaken up the industry.

The last few years have taken all of us for quite a wild ride. America has been through other pandemics, terrorist attacks, and recent wars, but nothing has completely shifted our way of life like COVID-19 in recent history. The worldwide pandemic brought our country to a near halt and put immense pressure on our nation’s healthcare system, and our readiness for this situation.

TV in your hotel room hasn’t always been a given. For years, the guest room television wasn’t a high priority for many hotel operators unless the property had free HBO. While consumer technology quickly advanced, from picture and performance to over-the-top (OTT) capabilities, the hotel TV remained stagnant, taking years to even bring high definition (HD) to the guest room. However, the television is a vital part of the guest experience, and you need comparable video services to what your guests are accustomed to at home to make them feel comfortable.

For years, the guest room television wasn’t a high priority for many hotel operators unless the property had free HBO. While consumer technology quickly advanced, from picture and performance to over-the-top (OTT) capabilities, the hotel TV remained stagnant, taking years to even bring high definition (HD) to the guest room. However, the television is a vital part of the guest experience, and you need comparable video services to what your guests are accustomed to at home to make them feel comfortable.