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What hotels actually got when they bought the AI

Named vendors, named properties, the metrics they reported, and the caveats that don't transfer. Anchor cases get a full case page; library entries show vendor, outcome and evidence tier.

Treat vendor-published metrics as hypotheses until you find an independent source.

Cases
38
Independent
5
Named vendor
22
Failures and counter-patterns
11
How to read the filters

Region

  • AmericasNorth & South America
  • EMEAEurope, Middle East, Africa
  • APACAsia-Pacific excl. China
  • MENAMiddle East & North Africa
  • ChinaMainland China deployments
  • GlobalMulti-region or vendor-wide

Outcome

  • RevenueRevPAR, ADR, conversion, upsell
  • CostLabour hours, food cost, OPEX
  • TimeCycle time, handle time, latency
  • SustainabilityWaste, energy, water, carbon
  • Guest satisfactionGRI, NPS, review scores

Evidence

  • Tier 01Earnings calls, third-party audits, named executives.
  • Tier 02 to 01Vendor case now cross-reported in independent press.
  • Tier 02Vendor-published with named property and metrics.
  • Counter-patternArchitecture credible, outcome metric not yet verified.
  • FailureDiscontinued, retracted, or reported as not delivering.

Operating logic

  • AugmentationHuman keeps the call. AI surfaces, humans decide.
  • SupportBehind-the-scenes routing, measurement, first response.
  • ReplacementAI substitutes for staff. High failure risk if brittle.
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Outcome

Evidence

Operating logic

38 of 38 cases

How to read the directory

Evidence tier

Independent sources outweigh vendor-published metrics. The badge on every card is a shortcut for how much trust to put in the headline number.

Operating logic

Augmentation keeps humans in the loop. Replacement substitutes for staff, and Henn-na's discontinuation is the cautionary case. Support is invisible to guests.

What to copy and what doesn't transfer

Each anchor case names the architectural pattern that's portable and the scale dependencies that aren't. Read both before assuming a vendor's number is yours.