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Italy’s first staff-free hotel is due to open in the Adriatic resort of Rimini next year, replacing human beings with technology at every turn.
The hotel, to be called Homie, will initially have a human at the reception desk, but guests will book online and be given a code to enter the hotel and to access their rooms. There will be no meals available, but drinks and snacks can be bought from a dispenser. Totem apps will be used for communication with staff in a control centre.
The minimalist 42-bedroom hotel, within walking distance of the beach, is the brainchild of Nardo Filippetti, founder of the Lindbergh Hotels and Resorts group. He said the beds would have the same mattresses as in his five-star hotels,
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