Room Service

Room service robots for hotels: private deliveries, amenities and cross-floor service.

A selection focused on safe, discreet deliveries. Each model includes its own photos and videos so you can assess privacy, capacity and operational fit before rolling it out.

Room service robots

KEENON robots for room service: W3, T3 and S100 by hotel flow.

BUTLERBOT W3

BUTLERBOT W3: room service robot with elevator integration.

Designed for amenities, internal orders and discreet in-room deliveries with enclosed compartments and privacy logic. It is the most specific solution for hotels that want to automate guest deliveries.

  • 20 kgMax load
  • 2/3/4Compartments
  • E-BoxElevator integration
  • Cross-floorBetween floors

DINERBOT T3

T3: enclosed deliveries for amenities, orders and sensitive products.

Its enclosed compartment helps protect the contents when delivering food, premium amenities or consumables that need more control and a more private experience.

  • 167 LCapacity
  • DoorsAutomatic
  • PasscodeOptional
  • ProtectionEnclosed delivery

KEENON S100

S100: logistics support for back-of-house and high-volume room service.

When the flow needs to move more load or link several internal areas, the S100 acts as robust support for repetitive deliveries between pantry, linen, stores or technical areas.

  • 150 kgMax load
  • Elevator controlIntegrable
  • SLAMMultimodal
  • Back-of-houseIdeal use

SEO FAQ

Frequently asked questions about Room Service.

Can the W3 use elevators?

Yes, through a validated integration with the E-Box module and always after reviewing the elevator's compatibility and the building's safety.

What can a room service robot deliver?

Amenities, bottles, internal orders, documents and private deliveries to the room or reception. Depending on the case, the W3, T3 or even the S100 is the right fit.

Next step

We design a genuinely automatable room service flow with you.

We validate elevators, doors, delivery privacy, load type and routes to roll out the solution in a way that makes operational sense.