§ Hotels
Accessible hospitality for every guest
From international chains to boutique extended-stay hotels. NaviLens improves wayfinding and access to information in reception, rooms, common areas and meeting and event spaces — with no construction and in any language.

- 12×
- Longer range than a QR
- 42
- Languages with voice readout
- <1s
- Detection time
- 160°
- Code capture angle
§ Benefits
Why hotels choose NaviLens.

- 01
Frictionless welcome from the front door.
A blind or low-vision guest arrives at reception, scans a code and instantly knows where the front desk, lifts and accessible toilets are. No need to ask, no detours, no waiting.
- 02
A room that explains itself.
Thermostat, safe, desk, TV: every critical element is identified on scan, with voice instructions in the guest's own language.
- 03
Accessible common areas and meetings and events.
Meeting rooms, business centre, restaurant, spa or pool: NaviLens covers indoor signage and guides conference attendees without prior training.
- 04
Compliance and reputation.
Supports your Equality Act 2010 duties as a service provider and your ESG commitments. Generates demonstrable evidence of real, not just declared, accessibility.
§ How we roll it out
Start with a pilot, scale floor by floor.
Four phases designed for hotels: pilot, common areas, rooms and meetings and events. Each one delivers value on its own.
- Step 01
Quick pilot
Reception, accessible toilets and a demo room. Ideal to validate with management and local press.
1–2 weeks
- Step 02
Common areas
Lobby, lifts, meeting rooms, restaurant and spa. Already covers most of the guest journey.
3–5 weeks
- Step 03
Rooms
Floor-by-floor rollout, with codes on door, thermostat, safe and desk. Coordinated with housekeeping.
4–8 weeks
- Step 04
Meetings and events
Packages for conferences, fairs and weddings: temporary and permanent codes for blind and low-vision attendees.
Ongoing
§ Featured case
Hampton by Hilton · Guadalajara Expo
An international brand standard, with NaviLens built in.
Hampton by Hilton Guadalajara Expo rolled out 20 NaviLens codes across the guest journey – main entrance, front desk, lifts, business centre, corridors, toilets and evacuation routes – as part of an accessibility programme backed by the Inter-American Development Bank. A repeatable playbook for any property operating under a global brand standard.
§ Success stories
Hotels already welcoming guests with NaviLens.
CalpeResorts & meetings→AR Diamante Beach Spa Hotel & Convention Centre — NaviLens codes in rooms, accessible toilets and common areas (HOSBEC + ONCE)
Calpe
AR Diamante Beach: a leading accessible hotel in Spain (HOSBEC + ONCE)
BenidormUrban hotels→Climia Belroy 4★ Sup — Blind Friendly hotel in central Benidorm with NaviLens (HOSBEC + ONCE)
Benidorm
See how Climia Belroy became a blind-friendly hotel in Benidorm
SevilleHospitality→ibis Styles Sevilla City Santa Justa — 218 accessible rooms with NaviLens
Seville
ibis Styles Seville case: 218 accessible rooms with NaviLens
GuadalajaraInternational chains→Hampton by Hilton Guadalajara Expo — 20 NaviLens codes (IDB)
Guadalajara
Hampton by Hilton Guadalajara: hotel accessibility with the IDB
§ Compliance
Hotel accessibility regulations
Hotel accessibility covers the built environment, customer service and information channels. NaviLens improves wayfinding and access to information inside the property as part of a broader accessibility strategy.
- Equality Act 2010
Hotels as service providers
Hotels are service providers under the Act, with an anticipatory duty to make reasonable adjustments to how guests reach rooms, facilities and information about them. NaviLens makes room features, amenities and routes readable by voice, with no building work.
- Auxiliary aids
Auxiliary aids and accessible information
Section 20 requires reasonable steps to provide auxiliary aids and, where the barrier is information, to give it in an accessible format. Room features, amenities, safety instructions and routes read aloud on the guest’s own phone are exactly that kind of aid – no equipment to lend, no staff time to schedule.
- ESG
Social reporting (S)
NaviLens produces evidence of applied accessibility for sustainability reports, brand standards audits and RFP responses – useful for corporate and government group business, where accessibility is increasingly a scored requirement.
§ Integrations
Fits the hotel's operations.
NaviLens integrates with the technology and operations you already have.
- PMS and hotel app: direct links that open NaviLens on the guest's phone
- Existing signage, no construction
- Accessible QR for guests without the app
- Housekeeping: codes that survive cleaning
- Compatible with screen readers (VoiceOver, TalkBack) and digital guides with OCR
- Customisation: codes personalised in your own brand colour
§ Frequently asked questions
What hotels ask.
§ Deployment plans
Three ways to start, from one entrance to the whole property.
- Access Plan
Main entrance and common toilets
The critical points: orientation and essential information to arrive and find your way.
Rollout in 1–2 weeks
- Stay Plan
Entrance, reception, lift and common areas
The guest experience: service info and accessible menu via AQR.
Rollout in 3–5 weeks
- Hotel Plan
Most of the property
A hotel adapted as a whole, not in pieces: a large set of customisable codes with a placement proposal.
Phased, tailored rollout
§ Start your rollout
Make your hotel truly accessible.
Whether you're part of HOSBEC or not, we'll design a tailored plan with you – independent, chain, urban or resort – with a pilot in under 4 weeks and no construction.
