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Commercialhotels, serviced apartments, build-to-rent

rooms ready for the guest, quiet when empty

The room warms up before check-in, sets back when the guest leaves, pauses when a window opens. Short and long stays switch automatically, and every room's energy is measured.

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Room ready at check-in
Hotel and build-to-rent: dimmable lighting with scenes and circadian light, rooms ready at check-in, empty rooms set back, open windows pause heating, short and long stays switch, energy per room. Room ready at check-in · Preparing the next arrival · Welcome scene, warm night light · Empty room set back · Window open: heating paused · Short and long stays switch · Energy per room · Charging at the drop-off

A day in the building

From check-in to check-out

Room ready at check-in
Hotel and build-to-rent: dimmable lighting with scenes and circadian light, rooms ready at check-in, empty rooms set back, open windows pause heating, short and long stays switch, energy per room. Room ready at check-in · Preparing the next arrival · Welcome scene, warm night light · Empty room set back · Window open: heating paused · Short and long stays switch · Energy per room · Charging at the drop-off
  1. 01

    Check-in sets the room

    The property management system tells the BMS who arrives when; the room reaches its welcome setpoint and scene before the key is used (REST API).

  2. 02

    Prepared, not overheated

    Rooms are conditioned just in time from the arrival list, not kept warm all day.

  3. 03

    Welcome scene, quiet night

    The room greets the guest with a welcome light scene at check-in; bedside scenes dim to a warm night light, corridors light up on presence and dim with daylight, and everything switches off when the room is empty.

  4. 04

    Empty rooms set back

    Unoccupied and unsold rooms drop to an economy setpoint automatically.

  5. 05

    Open window, heating paused

    Window contacts stop heating or cooling while the window is open.

  6. 06

    Short and long stays switch

    The same unit runs as a hotel room or a rental apartment and switches automatically — as in Haga Home, Tallinn.

  7. 07

    Energy per room and per tenant

    Consumption per room for the operator, per apartment for long-stay tenants, billing-ready.

  8. 08

    Charging at the drop-off

    Guest and staff charging with AMP X VOLT on the same platform and connection.

For the operator

One screen for every room and every building

01

Central management

All rooms on one screen: occupied, vacant, prepared, out of order, with alarms naming the room.

02

Portfolio view

Buildings ranked by energy, indoor air and alarms; one login for the portfolio.

03

Fewer call-outs

Silent sensors and stuck valves are found remotely, before a guest complains.

References

Operated buildings on Bisly

  • Hospitality and build-to-rent

    Haga Home

    Tallinn, Estonia

    Short and long stays in one building, switched automatically.

  • Hospitality apartments

    Havsvidden

    Åland, Finland

    Hospitality apartments on the Bisly platform.

  • Serviced apartments, retrofit

    Friedrich-Ebert-Str. 45

    Düsseldorf, Germany

    Serviced apartments and commercial spaces in an existing building.

All references

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What operators ask

“Can the building automation connect to our hotel PMS so rooms are ready at check-in?”

Yes. Bisly exposes a documented REST API with tokens per integration; arrival and departure data from the PMS sets each room's setpoint and scene, and unoccupied rooms set back automatically.

“Can one building run hotel rooms and long-stay rentals at the same time?”

Yes. Units switch between short-stay and long-stay operation automatically, as in Haga Home, Tallinn, with metering per apartment for long-stay tenants.

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