SPEAKERPHONES | CLOCKS | CHARGING DEVICES
Our team is comprised of experienced hospitality industry professionals, with nearly every team member boasting a minimum of ten years industry experience, and several key members over twenty years experience.
Bittel was selected by an independent panel of experts as “Best New Technology Product”, and was also honored with the Kenneth F. Hine “Best of Show” award.
Our San Jose headquarters provides fulfillment, customer service, and pre- and post-sales support. No matter where you do business, Bittel is there with the answers and solutions you need to keep you running smoothly.
Find out what your hotel brand requires for your hotel guestroom telephone. Click here to download our Brand Guidelines Document.
MODERN | MODULAR | STYLISH
At Bittel, we bring to the table win-win products to ensure happy customers and guests at your hotel. At the end of the day, moving forward is a new norm that has evolved from one product to the next. Capitalizing on what guests want and need while adding value to your hotel and saving you money in the long run. Overriding the “typical” nightstand look and providing innovative hotel telephones and technology. That’s why we introduced, MODA to the hospitality business. A product like no other, truly a one-of-a-kind hotel telephone.
Telephone manufacturers have differing opinions about whether the technology behind Amazon’s Echo, Google’s Home and similar devices will help or hurt guestroom telephone use. While
Guestroom televisions are now so much more than just a device to watch shows and movies. They are interactive devices that inform, control and entertain
A handful of industry executives convened last week to discuss a number of key technology developments and how they could potentially impact the lodging industry going forward.
Hoteliers with properties in the path of last week’s devastating storm share how their teams responded and what’s next. REPORT FROM THE U.S.—When Hurricane Michael
Will Guest-Room Telephones Ever be Replaced? Digital personal assistants, like Amazon’s Echo, are gaining popularity in guest-rooms but will they ever replace the guest-room telephone?
