Futuristic Japanese Hotel Staffed Entirely by Robots

     A hotel in Japan is believed to open July 17 at Huis Ten Bosch theme park, which used life-sized replicas of old Dutch buildings to re-create The Netherlands in Japan. The robot experience starts when you first walk into the hotel. Robots will help you carry all your bags, as well as manage the front desk and other hotel services such as cleaning, waiters at restaurants etc. 
    Instead of using a key, facial-recognition technology will replace room keys, so you'll be able to unlock your door with your face. The first building in the hotel will open with 72 rooms, followed by another 72-room building within an additional year. A single room will be priced around 59$ a night. A twin room will cost about $76 a night.
     "We will make the most efficient hotel in the world," company President Hideo Sawada said during a news conference, according to Japan Times. "In the future, we'd like to have more than 90 percent of hotel services operated by robots." 
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