StayNTouch Partners with Van Hessen, Bringing PMS and Mobility Solutions to Hundreds of Hotels in The Netherlands and Belgium
Washington, DC (PRWEB) February 23, 2016 -- StayNTouch, an innovator in mobile technology and Property Management Systems (PMS) for hotels, announced that its cloud-based PMS and mobility solutions have become an integral part of Van Hessen’s hotel automation systems, bringing StayNTouch’s solutions to properties throughout The Netherlands and Belgium.
“We are pleased to announce this partnership and are happy to make StayNTouch’s innovative solutions available to our hotel customers,” said Ruud Clements, Managing Director at Van Hessen. “StayNTouch’s ability to tackle one of the biggest challenges facing the hotel industry – leveraging emerging technology in mobility to connect hotel staff and guests to enhance the guest experience and drive increased guest revenue - gives our hotels a distinct edge. We believe StayNTouch’s products are helping to lead the future of automation in the hotel industry -- and we are glad to make them available to our customers.”
“We are happy to partner with Van Hessen, a leading technology provider in Holland and Belgium,“ said Jos Schaap, StayNTouch’s CEO and Founder. “Today more than ever, consumers are demanding efficient, personalized service delivered through mobile devices, and hotels continue to wrestle with antiquated property management systems that cannot keep pace with consumer preferences. At the same time, they need to modernize hotel operations through advanced cloud applications. StayNTouch helps streamline operations and increase margins, revolutionizing how hotels connect and engage their guests and how guests experience their hotels – we look forward to working with Van Hessen and its hotels to bring their systems to higher levels of efficiency and profitability.”
StayNTouch’s proprietary Rover™ solution empowers hotel staff to perform functions efficiently via tablet and mobile devices, driving tangible benefits such an increase in revenue, and cost savings. Bringing the benefits of mobile operation as well as choice of service, the company’s Zest™ solution allows guests to self check-in and out, view hotel folio and receive upgrade promotions, all from their smart phones.
Since its inception in 2013, StayNTouch has signed dozens of high profile properties and is currently deployed across the U.S, as well as at the Yotel Schiphol and Zoku Amsterdam in The Netherlands.
About StayNTouch
Driven by the need for hoteliers needs to raise service levels to respond to the needs of today’s guests and increase hotel revenues, StayNTouch delivers a cloud-based Hotel PMS and a suite of tablet and mobile-based solutions to optimize the existing PMS. and make it mobile.
The company’s PMS Mobile Overlay brings mobility to both hotel staff and guests in order to drive guest revenue while enhancing the guest experience.
Via any tablet or touch device, Guest Service and Housekeeping have mobile access to PMS via a touch-optimized interface. Guests, from their smart phone, can self check-in and out, view room bill and receive upgrade promotions. StayNTouch dramatically streamlines operations and increases margins, and revolutionizes how the hotels connect and engage their guests and how guests experience their hotels.
StayNTouch partners with many of the most forward thinking brands in the industry, including MGM Resorts International, Great Wolf Hotels and Resorts, Zoku Amsterdam, Yotel Schiphol and the Fontainebleau Miami Beach.
Learn more by visiting http://www.stayntouch.com.
About Van Hessen
Founded in 1919, Van Hessen delivers automation and integrated software systems for the Hotel and Restaurant sectors.
The company’s headquarters are based in Ridderkerk (NL) and Boortmeerbeek (BE). Approximately one hundred staff members ensure fast installation and support for HoReCa systems in the Benelux countries and in West Africa.
For more on Van Hessen, visit http://www.vanhessen.nl
Michael Frenkel, StayNTouch, http://www.stayntouch.com, +1 (201) 317-7035, [email protected]
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