
France · Hospitality startup
Ariane Systems is a leader in self-service technology solutions for the hospitality industry, focusing on automated self-check-in and self-check-out systems.
Funding reportedLast round: Undisclosed round
Ariane Systems is a leader in self-service technology solutions for the hospitality industry, focusing on automated self-check-in and self-check-out systems.
Founded in 2001 by Michel Lavandier and Laurent Cardot, the company has expanded to over 3,000 hotel installations across 25 to 29 countries, including key markets in Europe, North America, and Scandinavia. Headquartered in Le Pré-Saint-Gervais, France, Ariane Systems is part of the Vertus Group under Jonas Hospitality and employs around 80 people. The company offers a range of services that integrate seamlessly with hotel operations, including consultancy for self-service implementation, cloud-based platform management, and hardware provision. Their cloud-based Allegro v7 platform supports mobile check-in solutions, kiosk self-service systems, and a web-based check-in portal. Ariane Systems is recognized for its contactless check-in technology, catering to various hotel types from budget to luxury, and is trusted by numerous global hotel chains and independent properties.
Funding, as reported
From Ariane Systems's own website: 1 founder, 15 on the team.
What they build
Known for
mobile appscontactless check-inguest signature capturemulti-language kiosk supporttravel agenciesoutdoor kiosksindoor kioskshospitalitydistributionhotel management integrationtravel & tourismkiosk and mobile check-inguest self-serviceself-service hotel solutionsselfservicehotel kiosks
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