Guests want to listen to their music and with Bluetooth, you can make it easy for them to listen through in-room speakers. Most properties provide this through the bedside clock and we have soundbar options too.
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A: Bluetooth is a short-range wireless technology standard that is used for exchanging data between fixed and mobile devices over short distances. In hotels, it is nearly always used for streaming audio ie music from a guest’s phone to an in-room speaker.
A: Bluetooth cannot be used for video streaming, essentially because there is too much data for Bluetooth technology to handle. As a rule, casting is the best option for guests to use to stream video content.
A: Yes, you should provide Bluetooth streaming for your guests mainly because they expect it. It is also very economical to provide and most guests use Bluetooth when at home, and expect to be able to use it at your property. Most properties provide it through the bedside clock and there are other stand-alone dedicated Bluetooth speaker options too.
A: You can provide a Soundbar for Bluetooth streaming but make sure it is suitable for a hotel! Many domestic soundbars can only pair to up to 20 devices which at home, is fine. In a hotel, that’s not OK particularly if you are guest number 21! If you want to provide a soundbar, make sure it can pair with enough devices. Also, take into account the potential for noise complaints before implementing a sound bar with massive volume. More often than not, the optimal solution for a Bluetooth speaker is one that is incorporated within a bedside clock.