Radefy is participating in Short Stay Athens Conference 2026 (19–20 February, DAIS), bringing Smart Hospitality to the forefront for hotels, villas and short-term rentals, with a focus on keyless access, energy savings, and guest experience automation.
What Radefy will present at the conference
This year, Radefy will deliver a 10-minute presentation on the main stage and a workshop, both on 20 February and both titled: “The Radefy ecosystem.”
Goal: To show how the technologies “fit together” (access, energy, guest experience) so an operator can save time, reduce costs and upgrade hospitality without having to become an… IT department.
What “the Radefy ecosystem” is
Radefy’s approach is based on a unified concept: Access + Energy + Guest Experience, all connected.
1) Access & energy management (Centurion)
The Centurion cloud platform connects smart locks, devices, PMS and operations teams, automating access and energy control. With presence-based automation, functions activate only when needed, reducing consumption (Radefy reports up to 25% reduction in electricity cost in relevant scenarios).
2) Smart locks & integrations
Radefy Smart Locks integrate with PMS or channel managers for secure, remote access management and a smoother check-in / check-out.
3) Guest experience (GEA / Branded Guest App)
Radefy supports a guest experience automation model (with a branded experience/app), so the guest gets a more organized, “5-star” digital experience, while the operator keeps control centrally.
Why it matters for property managers
- Fewer “manual” tasks (keys, access, coordination)
- Better cost control (especially energy)
- A more consistent hospitality experience for the guest
- A unified operational view (instead of 5 different apps)
Radefy will be at Short Stay Athens Conference 2026 so you can see, in practice, how a complete Smart Hospitality ecosystem is built—from the main stage to its 20 February workshop.
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