
March 17th, 2026
Most major hotel brands require guest room technology to meet specific standards for performance, durability, security, and guest experience. These requirements are typically outlined in brand engineering or design manuals and are enforced during Property Improvement Plans (PIPs) or inspections.
At a high level, brand standards commonly include:
Hospitality-grade TVs (not consumer models)
Minimum screen sizes and resolution (often 4K)
Secure content delivery (such as Pro:Idiom or equivalent)
Casting or streaming capability
Energy-efficient HVAC systems (such as PTAC units)
Approved appliances and in-room accessories
Beyond equipment, brands also evaluate installation quality, including mounting height, cable management, and overall presentation.
Because standards evolve, hotels must verify requirements before purchasing equipment. Working with experienced hospitality suppliers helps ensure compliance and avoids costly rework.
Best Western Technology Brand Standards
Choice Hotels Technology Brand Standards
G6 Hotels Technology Brand Standards
Hilton Hotels Technology Brand Standards
Hyatt Hotels Technology Brand Standards
IHG Hotels Technology Brand Standards
Marriott Hotels Technology Brand Standards
Red Roof Inn Technology Brand Standards
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