It’s one less thing to worry about at the desk. No more having to store umbrellas, no wet puddles in the lobby. It’s just smoother.

It just made sense. Dripdrop felt like a simple, smart fix for how to look at this issue. It wasn’t only about joining a “mission” it was more like: this is actually useful, let’s give it a go.

It’s one less thing to worry about at the desk. No more having to store umbrellas, no wet puddles in the lobby. It’s just smoother. Guests help themselves, and the stand does its job -quietly, like it should.

Absolutely. It’s one of those small touches people actually notice. I’ve had guests say things like, “That’s clever!” or “Why doesn’t every hotel have this?” It’s not flashy, but it shows we’ve thought about their experience beyond just check-in and check-out.