Hospitality Digital Signage
That Covers the Whole Guest Journey
Guests find their way, spot the spa and the restaurant, and keep up with the day, all from hospitality digital signage.
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Figures from The Alfond Inn case study page
On-screen directions move guests across the property without a wrong turn.
Guests discover the spa, dining, and on-site extras themselves.
Give guests relevant, on-brand updates when they matter.
Screens take over manual briefings and cut repeat questions.
Open the AIScreen app on TVs you own (see supported hardware) and pair each with a code.
Build menus and welcome slides from a hotel template in AIScreen Aura.
Schedule it in the AIScreen digital signage CMS and push it property-wide.
The apps your hotel already runs feed the screens: live menus, weather, social posts, and daily updates.






Pick a welcome board, a spa offer, or an events list and restyle it in AIScreen Aura.
We help hotel teams plan screens and content.
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Welcome boards, amenity promos, and event schedules on every screen across the property.
Drink specials, happy-hour timers, and live sports above the counter.
Showtimes, trailers, and concession menus from the box office to the hall doors.
Tee times, tournament leaderboards, and clubhouse menus for members and guests.
Agendas, speaker boards, and sponsor loops for conferences and shows.
Live scores, concourse wayfinding, and concession menus for game day.
Hall directories, session updates, and exhibitor promos across the venue.
Floor maps, show schedules, and players club offers across the resort.
Hotel screens change a guest’s day by answering the question in front of them before anyone has to ask. A map on the wall settles where to go, the lobby board names what is open, and the queue at reception moves on instead of stalling at peak hours. The spa and the rooftop bar get noticed by guests who never read the brochure.
Hospitality digital signage pays off for guests and staff alike in five ways:
Self-service kiosks and wayfinding screens relieve front-desk staff because the screen answers first. Guests tap an interactive touchscreen to find the elevators, the restaurant, or the gym, so fewer of the same questions land at reception. The same kiosk can open your web check-in page or list local attractions, which leaves the team free for the service guests remember.
A hotel lobby digital signage screen should carry what a tired arrival needs in ten seconds, which means the welcome, the way to the room, the Wi-Fi code, and the hours of the restaurant. Rotate in the day’s events, the spa slots that are still open, and the weather. Leave the rest for the app: a lobby board that tries to say everything says nothing.
Screens pay for themselves at hotel events and conferences the first time a session moves rooms. The board by the door carries the agenda, the speaker, and the change that happened ten minutes ago, so nobody walks into the wrong ballroom. At scale, a video wall holds the branding and an Instagram social wall keeps attendee posts and sponsors in view.
Screens keep working when the hotel network goes down. AIScreen media players support offline playback, so lobby and restaurant screens keep going even if the internet goes down. Remote device management shows which screens are online and lets your team restart a player from the dashboard, and 24/7 support picks up anything the team cannot solve on the spot.
You set different content for each part of the hotel by giving every group of screens its own schedule. Put the breakfast menu on for the morning in the restaurant, happy-hour offers in the bar, and evening quiet-hours notes in the corridors. Seasonal campaigns and conventions go in weeks ahead, so each area shows the right message on time.
Hospitality digital signage from AIScreen is priced by the number of screens, so the bill grows only as you add displays. Pricing starts as low as $10/month, and every plan starts with a 14-day free trial, no credit card required. Any annual plan also comes with AIScreen media players at no cost, which keeps hardware spend predictable as the property adds screens.
Yes, The Alfond Inn in Winter Park runs hospitality digital signage from AIScreen across its lobby, restaurant, event spaces, and back-of-house areas. Instead of adding screens, the hotel linked the ones it already had to one content manager, with templates, player apps, and remote device management. Staff communication engagement rose 33.33%, and the team avoided a signage refresh.
Beyond hotels, AIScreen covers the rest of hospitality as well:
One account runs them all, and no second platform is needed.