Grand Hotel Liberty

The Grand Hotel Liberty is located in an imperial palace from the early twentieth century and overlooks the shores of Lake Garda, one of the most beautiful lakes in Europe located in northern Italy.

The refine and elegant architecture of the iconic palace seems to stop time for the guest who is welcomed by the hospitality of this setting. The spacious salons in style and the vast gardens with fountains harmonize perfectly with each other, creating a romantic combination between the beauty of the Hotel and the timeless natural landscape.

Grand Hotel Liberty has chosen to automate the services and functions of the rooms by installing the Guest Room Management System of VDA Group, the Micromaster solution. The structure of the Hotel is divided into a historic area, where the VDA automation intervention was limited to access control and regulation of the thermal system, and in a more recent area, the VDA system also manages the lighting, with the possibility to set lighting scenarios that make the stay of the guest more comfortable and personalized.

The VDA system also controls the shutters, centralizing the management of natural light within the structure. In addition, in the suites, it is possible to vary the color of the lighting through the RGB control and the dedicated command.

The Hotel has chosen to combine its distinctive and old-fashioned style with the control and control devices of the Vitrum collection by VDA, which is also extended to the pushbuttons for the activation of light circuits in the most recent part of the building. The choice of these glass smart switches with their iconic minimal design demonstrates how the Hotel represents the perfect combination of a taste from the past and the technological innovation of the future.

In all the rooms of the Grand Hotel Liberty, the PowerTV ONAIR system has been installed. The system allows the Hotel to communicate directly with the customer through the TV in the room, presenting the offers and promotions of the Hotel directly on the screen.