Udaipur welcomes guests all year round, and its hotels, resorts, heritage properties and
homestays compete on one thing above all: how a stay feels. Room automation has become one
of the quieter ways properties improve that experience, while also making day-to-day
operations simpler for staff.
What room automation looks like for a guest
A guest walks into the room and the lights come on to a welcoming level. The curtains open
with a tap. Beside the bed there is one clearly labelled panel for reading lights, the main lights
and a Good Night scene. The AC can be adjusted from the same panel instead of searching for a
remote. None of it needs explaining, and that is the point.
- Room scenes for arrival, relaxing, sleeping and leaving.
- Motorised curtains and blinds controlled from the bedside or the entrance.
- Touch panels in a finish that matches the room’s interior style.
- Appliance and AC control through IR so guests do not hunt for remotes.
- Digital locks with access records for staff and guest rooms.
What it does for the property
For owners and managers, the benefits are practical. Lighting and ACs in common areas can run
on schedules, so they are not left on in empty spaces. Smart door locks keep an access-based
history and can send tamper alerts. Central control makes it easier to check a floor or a wing at a
glance. Interiors look cleaner because rows of switches are replaced with a few customised panels.
Heritage interiors need a careful touch
Many Udaipur properties have carved stone, jharokhas, wooden doors and hand-painted walls.
Automation in these spaces has to stay out of sight. Panels in marble, wood or brushed metal,
wireless scene keypads and careful placement of curtain motors let a heritage property add
modern comfort without changing its character.
Building services under one roof
Hotels need more than automation. They also need reliable electrical systems, fire fighting and
fire alarm systems, air conditioning and steady hot water for every room. Udaipur Automation
Company works as a contractor for all four, as well as automation, so a property can deal with
one team for wiring, fire safety, cooling, hot water and room controls.
Planning a hospitality project
- Start with one sample room, test it with real guests and staff, then roll it out.
- Keep the bedside panel simple: three or four clear buttons beat ten confusing ones.
- Plan for staff use as well as guest use, including housekeeping and maintenance.
- Coordinate automation with the electrical, HVAC and fire fighting work from the start.
You can read more about building automation in Udaipur and the kinds of spaces the team
works with on the Udaipur Automation Company website, or contact the team to plan a sample
room.
Frequently asked questions
Can a heritage property be automated without changing its look?
Yes. Wireless keypads, panels in marble, wood or metal and careful placement of motors and
controllers keep automation out of sight.
Is it better to automate all rooms at once?
Most properties start with one sample room, gather feedback from guests and staff, and then
roll the setup out across the property.
Does Udaipur Automation Company also handle fire fighting and HVAC for hotels?
Yes. Along with automation, the team works as a contractor for electrical, fire fighting, HVAC
and heat pump systems.
About Udaipur Automation Company
Udaipur Automation Company sets up smart homes and smart buildings in Udaipur: home
and building automation, smart lighting, curtain and blind automation, digital door locks
and gate automation, touch panels, appliance control and scenes. The team also works as
electrical, fire fighting, HVAC and heat pump contractors.
Address: Mahadev Complex, opposite Trinity Apartment, Jyoti Nagar, Sobhagpura,
Udaipur, Rajasthan 313001
Phone: +91 98292 32242 | +91 82098 59352
Website: udaipurautomationcompany.com