Intelligent Hotel in Tokyo

24 luxury apartments rising profile in the urban conglomeration of Tokyo. They belong to the brand-new Peninsula Hotel, located in front of the Hibiya Park in the Marunouchi district.

Saying that has the most advanced cutting edge technology is almost a truism. And do not talk about LCD screens, safes and curtains electricity, no, that's so common for us in Tokyo as the tap of a faucet.

We speak of television screens fog in the bathroom, remote control to adjust the position of the bed, the temperature and lighting. If dehydration affects you (a very common phenomenon after a long flight, or the harsh winter Japanese), you can regulate the humidity in your room.

Want some coffee? Put a "cartridge" of exclusive expresso in a dispenser and pressing a button, voilá!

If you receive a call, the ringing phone will silence all the devices you have lit: tv, audio or radio. If you want the call is made via Skype, press a button marked Skype on the panel of the phone, which is wireless and you can get out of your room and take him up on the street, as also operates a network of mobile phone services .

When you take a bath soak, all you have to press the button that says "spa" in the bathtub and the light will be more subdued and the radio will turn on (or switches) to a station with soft music.

Perpetrators of this "smart hotel" is Fraser Hickox, an Australian resident in Hong Kong for two years he was leading a team of 20 engineers who turned the simple act of staying in a hotel, across a futuristic technological expertise. The value of the night with around 500 € per person.