Punta CanaRFID

Property type / Boutique stays

Wood RFID Key Cards for Boutique Hotels

Fewer pieces, more character

Wood cards and refined wearables for properties that want access products to feel part of the interior and brand experience.

Wood-bead RFID wristband and hotel key card at a Punta Cana beachfront resort
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Material character

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Smaller volumes

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Guest keepsake

Operational fit

At a small property, the card is actually looked at.

Fewer credentials means each one is examined, kept and remembered.

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In the hand

Grain, edge finish and print quality carry more weight here than throughput does, because guests spend time with the object.

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Order size

Smaller properties reorder less often, which makes minimum quantity per artwork and on-site storage part of the decision rather than the small print.

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After checkout

Cards guests want to keep change the replacement rate, and that is planned for rather than written off as loss.

Before you order

Count non-return as part of the design

At a small property the card is examined, kept and often never comes back. Plan that rate into the first order; it is predictable volume, not loss.

FAQ

Before you order.

01Is there a minimum if I only have 20 rooms?+

Yes: 500 pieces per artwork. At a small property that covers several seasons, so on-site storage is part of the decision.

02Does wood survive the coastal climate?+

Yes, specified properly: a thin sealed veneer over a stable core. It is the construction that hides handling best on this coast.

Your project

Shape the credential around the guest journey.

Share the use case, product direction, quantity, timing and any credential information already available.

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