The 369 roomed Park Inn Trysil Mountain Resort in Norway, recently deployed 471 electromechanical locks and 32 wall-mounted RFID readers supplied by Vingcard Elsafe to cover the 8.15 acres (33,000 square meters) facility. The inn, which is part of the Rezidor Hotel Group, Skistar and Peab reopened on December 19, 2011 in the Norwegian ski resort of Trysil. Vingcard Elsafe, an Assa Abloy company, was commissioned to develop an access control solution to make it easier for technicians and reception staff, while providing guests with increased security and flexibility.
The 369 roomed Park Inn Trysil Mountain Resort in Norway, recently deployed 471 electromechanical locks and 32 wall-mounted RFID readers supplied by Vingcard Elsafe to cover the 8.15 acres (33,000 square meters) facility. The inn, which is part of the Rezidor Hotel Group, Skistar and Peab reopened on December 19, 2011 in the Norwegian ski resort of Trysil. Vingcard Elsafe, an Assa Abloy company, was commissioned to develop an access control solution to make it easier for technicians and reception staff, while providing guests with increased security and flexibility.
The resort has four apartment wings, which are connected to the main building with its conference facilities, lobby, restaurant and spa via a 30 meter long glazed bridge. The hotel complex located around 800 meters above sea level was faced with the challenges of servicing and maintaining buildings in low temperatures.
Vingcard Elsafe's R&D department developed new software, which enables guests to use their Skidata lift pass to open the door of their hotel room at the resort and other participating facilities. The hotel group, Skistar and Peab expressed satisfaction with this solution, and the VingCard Elsafe solution is continually in use at the facilities.