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July Prediction
Newest Hotel
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Is it a glimpse of a dystopian future or just a commonsense approach to technology? Either way, Gatwick airport's newest hotel offers something different, a vision of a post-employee economy where are automated by a computer. At Bloc, a hotel of 245 rooms, there are just two members of staff on duty. Despite its unglamorous location in a renovated office block above the airport's South Terminal, Bloc has grand to shake up the hotel industry. Thanks to a with Korean technology giant Samsung, almost everything here can be controlled by smartphone. Once guests have made a reservation online, they are given a code that can be used to log into an app, enabling them to check in without standing at a reception desk. In the room, the phone can operate the air-conditioning, switch on lights, turn on TVs and open blackout blinds. Even keys have been obsolete — guests can unlock the door to their room using their phone (with something called 'near-field communication' technology). At the end of their stay, checkout is also done via the app, meaning that guests can complete their entire stay without speaking a single word to a member of staff.
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