The Henn na Hotel, located east of Tokyo, offers a unique check-in experience with robot dinosaurs that greet guests with a bellowing 'Welcome' as they approach the front desk. These robots are equipped with sensors to detect motion, activating their greeting. The hotel aims to provide an unusual and memorable experience for its customers, leveraging advanced technology to stand out in the hospitality industry.

The Henn na Hotel, located east of Tokyo, offers a unique check-in experience with robot dinosaurs that greet guests with a bellowing 'Welcome' as they approach the front desk. These robots are equipped with sensors to detect motion, activating their greeting. The hotel aims to provide an unusual and memorable experience for its customers, leveraging advanced technology to stand out in the hospitality industry.

The Henn na Hotel chain in Japan, known for its robot-staffed hotels, offers a unique experience to its guests with robot dinosaurs at the reception and other robotic staff throughout the facility. The hotel's name translates to 'weird', and it lives up to this with features like multilingual dinosaur robots at the front desk, mini-robots in rooms assisting guests, and robotic fish in the lobby. The first of these hotels opened in Nagasaki in 2015 and was recognized by Guinness World Records as the world's first robot-staffed hotel. While some guests find the robots unnerving, others enjoy the novelty. The chain addresses Japan's labor shortage by using robots for various hotel services, despite occasional glitches that require human intervention.