Arrival to keycard, in one flow

Hotel self check-in kiosks for payment, keycard issuance and PMS-connected arrivals.

From multilingual reservation lookup, identity verification and payment to e-signature, keycard issuance and PMS synchronization—one configurable self-service journey for the property.

MythAsia self check-in kiosk installed in an actual Malaysian hotel Actual hotel deployment
MultilingualLanguage selection and reservation lookup.
Five-step flowVerify, pay, sign and issue a keycard.
PMS connectedSynchronize the completed arrival with the hotel PMS.

Hotel kiosk explained

What is a hotel self check-in kiosk?

A hotel self check-in kiosk is a guest-facing terminal that helps eligible guests find a reservation, verify identity, complete registration and payment, sign required documents and receive a room key. It works with the hotel’s PMS, payment, identity and keycard systems; staff still handle exceptions and guests who need assistance.

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Three actual product flows

Watch three real M100 guest journeys.

Standard check-in, check-in with deposit and self-checkout each use the correct original footage, so hotel teams can compare every guest-facing journey clearly.

Actual M100 interface Original guest journey Bilingual prompts
M100 / CHECK-IN + DEPOSITCheck-in with deposit

Passport scanning, terms, payment and deposit collection in one flow.

What this video shows
  1. Scan identification and enter guest details
  2. Confirm terms and payment method
  3. Complete room-charge and deposit collection
M100 / CHECKOUTSelf-checkout

Review checkout details, record identity and complete the stay rating.

What this video shows
  1. Retrieve checkout details
  2. Record identity and confirm stay details
  3. Submit the stay rating
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Configured for the property

Automate the process. Keep the welcome human.

The kiosk flow can be configured around the hotel’s PMS, payment method, identity checks, keycard system and front-desk responsibilities—rather than forcing the property into a fixed model.

A property can begin with one clearly defined self-service use case and extend to additional kiosks or mobile workflows as operational needs develop.

01

Reduce front-desk queues

Move repeatable registration steps into a guided self-service flow so the front desk can focus on the moments that need a person.

02

Improve data accuracy

Let guests confirm identity and information directly, reducing duplicate entry and manual transcription errors.

03

Create one arrival standard

Give guests a consistent, easy-to-understand path at peak periods and during late arrivals.

Real Malaysian customer deployments

Two late-arrival scenes. Two different operating problems solved.

The same M150 supports two distinct operating realities: a 20-room hotel serving international guests, and an owner-operated 11-room guesthouse receiving arrivals after midnight.

Classic Kiosk M150 installed at Tropical Villa Kuantan in Kuantan, Pahang Actual hotel deployment · Kuantan, Pahang

20 rooms · Live since 2025 · Classic M150 × 1

Tropical Villa Kuantan: after-hours self check-in for international guests.

Scene
International guests arriving after hours
Previous constraint
No experienced night front desk available for every routine arrival
Resolution
Chinese, English and Malay guidance for identity, payment, deposit and keycard collection
Team role

Staff stay available for exceptions instead of waiting through the night for routine check-ins.

Classic Kiosk M150 installed at Rivermoon Kuantan in Kuantan, Pahang Actual guesthouse deployment · Kuantan, Pahang

11 rooms · Live since 2022 · Classic M150 × 1

Rivermoon Kuantan: late-night self check-in without overnight calls.

Scene
Guests arriving between 1:00 and 5:00 a.m.
Previous constraint
Phone calls, bank-transfer confirmation and a manually shared key-mailbox code
Resolution
Guests register, pay and collect a keycard at the property
Operator outcome

“At night, I can rest instead of answering calls.”

Plan self check-in around the property, space and market.

From Malaysia to Hong Kong and UAE/Dubai projects, the right approach depends on guest volume, the existing PMS, payment, identity and keycard systems—not only the kiosk model.

MARKET FIT

Malaysia, Hong Kong & UAE/Dubai

Confirm languages, identity documents, payment methods, tax steps, privacy policy and on-site support responsibilities for each project.

PROPERTY FIT

Boutique hotels, high-volume lobbies & late arrivals

Use room count, arrival peaks, front-desk staffing and available space to choose a countertop, compact or full-height lobby kiosk.

INTEGRATION SCOPE

PMS, payment, ID scanning & keycards

Confirm every interface, vendor responsibility, exception path and fallback before deployment so the kiosk completes the arrival steps the hotel actually needs.

QUOTE READINESS

What we need for an accurate assessment

Share property type, room count, arrival volume, current PMS, payment terminal, keycard brand, identity requirements, languages and target launch date.

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Designed for different hotel spaces.

The same complete arrival capability in form factors suited to large lobbies, boutique counters and compact reception environments—shown with real MythAsia product photography.

MythAsia M150 hotel kiosk installed in a premium lobby arrival scene
M150 / Lobby

Full-height lobby kiosk

A prominent standalone terminal for high-traffic lobbies and complete self-service arrival.

Hotel guest using the MythAsia M50 countertop kiosk at reception
M50 / Countertop

Boutique countertop kiosk

Integrates self check-in into a reception or concierge counter without compromising the space.

Hotel guest using the MythAsia M100 compact kiosk in a refined reception setting
M100 / Compact

Compact desktop kiosk

A compact footprint for scanning, payment, printing and arrival in lounges or satellite desks.

How does a hotel self check-in kiosk work?

From reservation lookup to keycard issuance, each step stays clear for the guest and returns usable arrival data to hotel operations.

01

Choose language & find reservation

The guest selects a preferred language and enters the reservation number to begin.

Kiosk language selection and reservation lookup screen
02

Scan & verify identity

Scan an NRIC or passport and use facial recognition to verify the guest.

Kiosk ID scan and facial recognition screen
03

Complete payment

Automatically handle tourist tax and any other outstanding fees.

Kiosk hotel payment screen
04

Sign terms & auto-fill check-in

Capture the terms and conditions signature and auto-fill the check-in record.

Kiosk terms and conditions e-signature screen
05

Issue keycard & sync PMS

Issue the room keycard and synchronize the completed check-in with the PMS server.

Kiosk keycard issuance and PMS synchronization screen

Hotel kiosks in daily operation.

Explore a 40-room hotel's late arrivals and a 526-room hotel's connected front-desk workflow.

Ukiyo by ManaTidur — Classic M100 × 1
Real Malaysian hotel deployment · 2025

Ukiyo by ManaTidur

A 40-room hotel connects late arrivals, room purchase, identification, payment, deposits and keycards through one Classic M100 and MythAsia PMS.

Property
40 rooms · Petaling Jaya, Selangor
Kiosk
Classic M100 × 1
Operational observations
Routine arrivals need less overnight waiting
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Birkin International Hotel — M50 × 4 · M150 × 2
Real Malaysian hotel deployment · 2024

Birkin International Hotel

Four M50 and two M150 kiosks connect self check-in and checkout with MythAsia PMS at this 526-room Melaka hotel, alongside the front-desk team.

Property
526 rooms · Melaka, Malaysia
Kiosk
M50 × 4 · M150 × 2
Operational observations
More accurate records and remote management visibility
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Plan the right kiosk flow for your property.

Discuss your requirements

PLAN YOUR PROJECT

Start with the systems and needs of your hotel.

Understand integration scope, implementation and cost components before discussing your solution.

01

Can it connect to existing systems?

MythAsia has project experience integrating third-party PMS, hotel locks and payment systems. Scope is assessed against system versions, device models and property requirements.

View previous integration experience

PMS: previous Opera integration. Locks: HUNE, Saflok, ORBITA, ADEM, Xeeder and Intego. Payments: Gkash and GHL. STAAH is the current channel-manager relationship; other CMs are assessed and arranged by project.

02

Who handles setup and training?

MythAsia handles device installation, system setup and staff operation training. Timing depends on complete customer information: small hotels generally within one month; larger hotels follow a project schedule.

03

How are costs determined?

Whether installation, setup and training are included in a quote depends on the project and requirements. Ongoing costs may include subscription, annual and maintenance fees, with applicable components and scope specified in the quote.

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