TV control
Power, volume, source/input, channel and service launching, plus supported display controls—capability-gated by the actual TV and SoC.
The connected hotel room
Dhruv Hospitality connects the room TV, hotel services, ordering, bookings, entertainment and mobile hand-off into one controlled guest experience—while keeping integrations and device capabilities explicit.

One room · many guest moments
A guest should not need a separate system for every request. Dhruv gives hotel teams a central way to shape the room experience, connect approved operational systems and present the right next action on the compatible screen.
Power, volume, source/input, channel and service launching, plus supported display controls—capability-gated by the actual TV and SoC.
Food, drinks, room service and other purchasable hotel services through the agreed ordering and EPOS integration layer.
Hotel information, FAQs, facilities, local recommendations, multilingual assistance and guest services in one relevant room interface.
Lighting, climate, blinds and compatible room automation where the required integration exists and is approved for the property.
Spa, restaurants, activities, meeting facilities, late checkout and other approved guest experiences.
Contextual upgrades, dining, spa and hotel experiences without assuming every offer is available to every room.
The complete guest journey
The proposition is operational as well as visual: a connected sequence from welcome and control to ordering, fulfilment, service requests, bookings, mobile continuation and checkout information.
A room-aware welcome presents hotel information, language and available experience context.
The guest uses the room TV experience to access supported power, volume, source, channel and service controls.
Browse, customise and order food or drinks through the agreed hotel ordering and EPOS connection.
The approved journey passes through payment or hotel-approved charging, kitchen or EPOS handling, and order-status feedback.
The same guest interface can present availability and booking for spa, dining, activities or meeting facilities where connected.
Towels, maintenance, housekeeping, late checkout and other guest requests are presented through the hotel-approved service flow.
A single-use QR or NFC hand-off lets the guest continue securely on a phone when a private or mobile step is more appropriate.
Departure guidance, hotel information and approved checkout messaging can be delivered through the governed Dhruv screen-management path.
Make the promise precise
Available through Dhruv
Content, guest-facing screens, room context, language, hotel information, approved offers, QR/NFC hand-off, digital concierge presentation, booking prompts and governed emergency messaging.
Integration dependent
Ordering, EPOS, payment or hotel-approved charging, kitchen status, housekeeping, maintenance, spa, restaurant, activities, meeting facilities, booking and smart-room connections require the relevant approved integration.
Device dependent
TV power, volume, source/input, channel or service launching, streaming, web/app experiences, display controls and room automation depend on the selected television, SoC, firmware, network and approved device integration.
Central management
Dhruv keeps content, compatible screens, publishing, guest-facing prompts and the agreed operational hand-offs in one central CMS context rather than asking teams to separately configure every room.
Discuss the hotel experienceRoom and stay context, preferred language, hotel information and relevant offers can shape the interface without assuming sensitive personal data or universal personalisation.
QR and NFC hand-off can move a guest from the room TV to a phone when payment, account, booking or other private steps are better completed away from the shared screen.
Questions hotels ask
No. Dhruv Hospitality is presented as a guest-experience hub that can combine the room TV experience with ordering, EPOS, hotel services, bookings, mobile hand-off and governed screen management.
No. TV control is capability-gated by the actual television, SoC, commercial display controls and approved integration. Controls are supported only where the selected device supports them.
Yes, where the hotel ordering or EPOS integration is available, authorised and configured. The journey can cover browse, customise, order, payment or hotel-approved charging, kitchen or EPOS handling and order status.
Yes. The underlying agreed ordering capability can extend to restaurant, bar, poolside, kiosk and mobile contexts where the venue, provider and integration are configured.
No. Lighting, climate, blinds and room automation are integration dependent. The proposition does not imply universal compatibility.
Dhruv can support priority communication through the governed screen-management path, subject to property controls, compatible displays, permissions and operational acceptance.
Dhruv Hospitality can help hotels bring welcome information, room controls, ordering, bookings, concierge prompts and service requests into a more coherent guest experience where the required integrations exist.
Dhruv Hospitality insights
Practical hotel guidance for in-room guest experience hubs that connect compatible screens with approved services and integrations.
Dhruv Hospitality blog
How welcome information, TV control, ordering, bookings, concierge prompts and mobile hand-off can work as one guest experience.
Read related insightsDhruv Hospitality blog
A clear way to separate what Dhruv provides from integration-dependent services and device-dependent controls.
Read related insightsHospitality resource
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