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A guest tapping her phone on a walnut GoTouch wall plate inside a hotel room entrance

Your property, one tap at a time.

Guest pages, offers and review requests for hotels and resorts, each opening from a single tap on an NFC piece in your branding.

Arrive. Stay. Leave.

One touchpoint for each.

A guest tapping his phone on a wall plate beside a guest-room door

Arrive

Check-in Gift

A wristband or a keychain, handed over at check-in, one per guest. A tap opens the Guest Hub — Wi-Fi, requests, dining, spa. Everything they'd otherwise call down for.

Two guests laughing as they hold up a welcome plate that reads tap for a welcome gift

Stay

The Tile, Hub version

A tile in the room, in a stand base or on a wall backer, opens the Hub and carries an offer: spa, late checkout, dinner. Guests claim it on their phone and your desk marks it redeemed. Change the offer any week — no new hardware.

A receptionist handing a guest two engraved keychains at checkout

Leave

The Tile, Review version

A tile at the desk, reading Share your stay, goes straight to your review page, asked at the one moment worth asking.

No app. No download. This is what opens when they tap.

  • The Windmere Inn Guest Hub on a phone: the Wi-Fi network and password with a copy button, then buttons to ask for towels, housekeeping, late checkout and maintenance
    The Guest Hub: Wi-Fi in one tap, and anything they need asked for.
  • A Hotel Aurelia offer on a phone — a late checkout, on us — with a button to claim it
    An offer claimed on the phone; your desk marks it redeemed.
  • A hotel's Google listing open on a phone, with the rating stars and the review form ready
    Your Google review page, one tap from the Review tile at the desk.

Your logo, your colors, your photograph.

No app. No download. This is what opens when they tap.

The Windmere Inn Guest Hub on a phone: the Wi-Fi network and password with a copy button, then buttons to ask for towels, housekeeping, late checkout and maintenance

The Guest Hub: Wi-Fi in one tap, and anything they need asked for.

  1. Guest Hub
  2. Offer
  3. Reviews

Your logo, your colors, your photograph.

What we count

Counted, not estimated.

A tap is one touchpoint opened on one device. Not a guest, not a review, not a booking — so we never tell you it was.

Taps
by touchpoint and by day
Requests
with how long each took to handle
Offers
claimed and redeemed
Sign-ups
with the consent each guest gave
dashboard

Example data.

How it works.

  1. Two people reviewing a property floor plan and wood finish samples in a hotel lobby

    Week one

    We design your touchpoints

    We start with a walk-through or a floor plan — where guests arrive, where they wait, what they ask for most — then lay out every piece in your logo, your wording and your finishes, with proofs before anything is made.

  2. An installer fitting a walnut wall plate beside a guest-room door

    Four to six weeks

    We install them

    Where your guests pause — by the door, at the desk, in the spa. Every piece is made to order in your own branding, which takes 4 to 6 weeks.

  3. A front-desk manager reviewing the GoTouch dashboard on a laptop at reception

    From day one

    You see what happened

    Taps from the first day the tags go up. On our fuller plans, requests, offers and sign-ups sit in the same dashboard.

Built for hotels, resorts, private clubs and spas.

See it on a real plate, in your lobby.

Twenty minutes with the demo kit. We bring the hardware, you tap it, and we show you the dashboard behind it.