- Location
- Ayia Napa, Cyprus
- Year
- 2021
- Rooms
- 185
- Devices
- Inspinia touch panels, Mini Server, VRF add-ons
- Project type
- Luxury hotel
The building
Amarande Hotel in Ayia Napa runs guest comfort and hotel operations off the same automation system. The touch panels are the guest's hub; the Mini Server manages the Variable Refrigerant Flow plant behind them, so heating and cooling are controlled centrally rather than negotiated room by room.
The problem
- Environmental control a guest can use — lighting, shutters and temperature, no instructions required.
- Privacy and service — Do Not Disturb and Make Up Room signalled from the room, reaching housekeeping directly.
- Room service requested from the panel and routed to the right team.
- Precise temperature control that still meets the hotel's energy targets.
- Integration with the HVAC, lighting and guest-service systems already in the building.
What was installed
- Touch panels as the central hub for every hospitality function in the room.
- Inspinia Mini Server controlling the VRF systems, giving one point of management for heating and cooling.
- VRF add-ons for accurate per-room setpoints.
- Cloud architecture, so diagnostics, updates and system-wide changes happen remotely.
- KNX-based HVAC control adjustable directly from the panel.
Results
- Guests reach lighting, climate, shading and entertainment from a single interface.
- Staff monitor and adjust rooms remotely, which removes most on-site visits and shortens response times.
- Routine adjustments are automated, so staff time goes to guests instead.
- Occupancy-based lighting, climate and shading produce real energy savings.
- Do Not Disturb and Make Up Room are signalled from the room, not from a card on the door.



