For boutique and luxury hotels
The safe your hotel is missing
Simple. Intuitive. Trustworthy.
Setup in as little as 6 seconds. Go ahead. See how your guests would use it.
Save an average of
$10K to $20K+ per property, per yearThe problem
Your guests do not trust your safe
They have read the stories. They know the factory override code exists. So they carry the passport with them, leave the watch at home, and when something does go missing the argument lands at your front desk, where nobody can prove anything. A safe nobody trusts is furniture.
A box nobody believes in
- Guest forgets the PIN, calls the desk, and waits for staff to walk up with an override key
- Which teaches them staff can open it whenever they like
- Four AA batteries, and a dead safe at 2am
- No record of who opened it, or when
- Something goes missing and it is your word against theirs
A safe that answers for itself
- Guest presses Forgot PIN and their phone buzzes with the code. Nobody walks up
- Fingerprint or PIN, whichever they prefer
- Mains power with a rechargeable backup battery, so it never dies
- Every open and every failed attempt, logged with a timestamp
- The record settles it, not the argument
How we compare
What actually matters in a hotel room
| Feature | THE SPACE SAFE | Traditional hotel safe |
|---|---|---|
| Instant PIN recovery The guest lets themselves back in | ✓ | ✕ |
| Guest notifications Opened, wrong PIN, left behind | ✓ | ✕ |
| Activity log The end of liability disputes | ✓ | ✕ |
| Property dashboard | ✓ | ✕ |
| Biometric access | ✓ | ✕ |
| Display | 10″ colour touch | ✕ |
| Interior USB charging | ✓ | ✕ |
| Exterior status LEDs | ✓ | ✕ |
| Over the air updates | ✓ | ✕ |
| Powered by | Mains and backup battery | 4 x AA |
| Outer shell Lower gauge is thicker | 9 gauge, dual wall | 14 gauge |
Optional property dashboard
Every safe, every room, one screen
Assist a guest without leaving the desk. Watch a failed PIN attempt as it happens instead of reading about it in a complaint. Run one hotel, or the whole group, from the same place.
- Assist guests remotely and recover access for them
- Track usage across a floor, a property, or a fleet
- See that a guest left something behind before they reach the lobby
And when a guest insists the safe was opened, you are not taking anyone's word for it. There is an audit trail, and it either supports them or it does not.
That is what ends liability disputes. Not a better lock. A record.
Forgotten PIN recovery
Nobody comes up to the room
Over half of guests forget a PIN they set on Tuesday. On every other safe, that is a call to the desk and a member of staff walking up with an override key, which teaches the guest exactly what they feared: someone else can open this.
Here the guest presses Forgot PIN, their phone buzzes with the code, and they are back in. It is the only safe a guest can let themselves back into.
Instant notifications
The guest hears it first
Every safe event goes to the guest's phone while they are still in the building. Not to a report nobody reads, and not to your front desk three days later.
And at checkout, the one that saves the most grief: the safe knows it is not empty, and says so before the guest reaches the lobby.
Exterior LEDs
You can read it from the doorway
The safe says what it is doing in a language nobody has to learn.
- Red: incorrect PIN
- Yellow: door left open
- Green: access granted
A 10″ touchscreen
Under 3mm tempered glass, and the only safe that has one. Locked and idle, it shows a screen saver or the local weather, so what sits on the shelf looks like something you chose.
Fingerprint, at any angle
The 360 degree sensor reads an enrolled print however it lands. No hunting for the one orientation that works. A PIN still works for guests who prefer it.
It never needs your staff
Mains powered with a rechargeable backup battery. No drawer of AAs, no dead safe at 2am. Updates arrive over the air. An emergency key ships with every unit.
It charges their phone
USB-A and USB-C inside. A guest locks a phone away and finds it charged, which is the moment they stop thinking of it as a safe and start using it.
9 gauge, dual wall
Lower gauge is thicker steel. A typical hotel safe is 14 gauge, thin enough to open with patience and a household drill.
Elegant wherever it sits
On a shelf, a desk, or a credenza, it looks like a piece of the room rather than something the insurer made you install.
Not from the safe. From the calls that never come in, the staff walks that never happen, and the disputes that end with a record instead of an argument.
Estimated, from reduced service calls and liability claims. It will depend on your property.
