Nigerian Man Abroad Lodges in Hotel Where There Are No Human Staff, Checks in With Automatic Method

• A Nigerian man has shared his experience after lodging in a hotel where there are no human staff
• The man said he did not see anyone, all was automated and customers checked themselves in
• The man picked a room key hung on the fence and used a card to open the gate and the room

A Nigerian man shared a video showing how he checked into a hotel where there was no human staff.

The man did not speak to any human being as there were none in sight when he arrived at the hotel.

In a video he shared on TikTok, the man, Tuku, said he checked into the hotel himself without talking to anyone.

He said everything in the hotel was automated and that no human staff were needed to do things even as basic as opening doors and gates.

The video showed Tuku arriving at the hotel. He picked a key from where several were hung on the fence.

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Tuku used a card to open the gate and walked to the main hotel building. He also used the card to open the door to the hotel room.

The automated hotel is generating many reactions from social media users. While some said they would like to try it, others said they would like to interact with human staff and not just machines.

The video was captioned:

"Self check-in hotel experience without any human being on site."

Speaking to Legit.ng, an IT and coding expert, Chukwudi Omeke who works with IT firm MyTeacher Institute said computers can help organisations to do many things automatically.

He said:

"Computers can aid about 60% to automate jobs in hotels, like bill payments, receipts, check-ins and bookings. Moreover, some key areas that need human presence cannot be overruled in key areas like hotels that require human interactions."

Watch the video below:

Reactions as man shares his experience at a hotel

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@michigank2 said:

"Oga do fast data don cost."

@Dre Okocha said:

"I burst into laughter the moment I saw the bed."

@King_Franklyn said:

"So after you leave who arranges the room?"

@kasa_blanka said:

"Na that small stairs wey U climb, Naim make U dey breath heavily like that?"

@Milez said:

"And if you need food? Or room service?"

@onye ocha said:

"I can’t enter his hotel for the fact that I didn’t see people in there."

@tomi shokunbi said:

"What is heheh, jesus, is that not what you paid for? Didn't you see pictures before going there?"

@UdeywhynMe said:

"Looks cool but spooky. Then what about security concerns, how do you defend yourself in the event of an attack. What if an issue comes up dead of nite."

@Forex G said:

"This isn’t even an innovation, what happened to human interactions? Omo this world sef, I think you’re happy with this but that’s not cool at all."

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Nigerian man shares his experience in Denmark

Legit.ng also reported that a Nigerian man said travelled to Denmark after hearing that women approach men.

He said he doubted it until it happened to him one day when he was sitting outside without any place to stay.

The man said an old woman approached him and offered him a room after saying that he looked handsome.

Proofreading by Nkem Ikeke, journalist and copy editor at Legit.ng.

Source: Legit.ng