PoolSafe debuted in May at the Hyatt Regency in Huntington Beach California and has since been adopted by the world's top international hotel chains – including the Hyatt Regencies, the Westins, and, most recently, the Marriotts.
BRIDGETOWN, BARBADOS – The revolutionary poolside “safe” for hotel, resort and cruise line guests to stow their valuables is now available at Atlantis Resort on Paradise Island in the Bahamas. The units are featured at the resort’s reserved-seating VIP area for its concierge level guests.
“With new installations every week, PoolSafe is fast becoming the state-of-the-art,” says BG Capital Group Chairman Bobby Genovese who announced his company’s partnership with PoolSafe in April.
Featuring an innovative waterproof design, the PoolSafe console includes a built-in GPS system to monitor and secure its location, a storage compartment for securing personal valuables, a patented WiFi Call Button to direct-link to hotel/resort or cruise ship food and beverage staff, and a USB charging port (with built-in solar panels) for phone, camera, iPad or any other electronic devices.
PoolSafe debuted in May at the Hyatt Regency in Huntington Beach California and has since been adopted by the world’s top international hotel chains – including the Hyatt Regencies, the Westins, and, most recently, the Marriotts.
“We are thrilled with the explosive growth that we’ve experienced since PoolSafe launched,” says Genovese of the revolutionary security device, which was developed by Canadian entrepreneur and Poolsafe, Inc. CEO David Berger.
“Orders are coming in everyday through our website and sales network from hotel general managers and food and beverage directors around the world who can’t wait to bring this premium level of security to their guests,” says Berger. “We knew the need was tremendous, and now we are seeing how right we were. With millions of room safes in hotels around the world you can only imagine this market’s potential.”
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