02 / Hospitality & luxury developments
Shangri-La Le Touessrok
Room energy management
Room energy management for guest rooms at Shangri-La Le Touessrok.
- Status
- Live
- Years
- 2025–26
- Client
- Shangri-La Le Touessrok, Mauritius
What we delivered
- Room energy management
Project scope illustration
The drawing scrolls sideways. Everything in it is written out below.
One room at a time
A hotel is operated room by room. Occupancy, housekeeping and guest preference all change what a room is doing during a single day.
- Client context
- Shangri-La Le Touessrok
- Period
- 2025–26
- Scope
- Room energy management
Text version of this diagram
A simplified guest-room cutaway with a window, a door and a room energy panel, set beside greyed shapes representing shared hotel areas that sit outside this scope.
- One room at a time. A hotel is operated room by room. Occupancy, housekeeping and guest preference all change what a room is doing during a single day. Project record: Client context — Shangri-La Le Touessrok; Period — 2025–26; Scope — Room energy management.
- Room energy management. The delivered scope is room energy management for guest rooms: energy in the room managed as part of how the room is operated, rather than as a separate building service. The equipment involved differs between properties, so none is named here.
- What sits outside the room. Shared hotel services — public areas, plant and back of house — are a different operating area with different responsibilities. They are shown greyed because they are not part of this record. A hotel brief is clearer when it states which of these areas it covers before any system is chosen.
Room scale
The room is the operating context
Hapis carried out room energy management for guest rooms at Shangri-La Le Touessrok. The recorded project period is 2025–26.
This account stays at room scale deliberately: the guest room is where energy management and a guest's use of the space meet, and it is the part of the property the recorded scope covers.
A useful distinction when planning hotel systems
Guest-room energy management and the management of shared hotel services address different operating areas, with different people accountable for each.
For your own project, decide whether the priority sits inside guest rooms, in shared areas or across the wider property before deciding which systems to connect. That decision shapes the scope more than any product choice.
Discuss your room-energy scope
Tell us which room types and equipment are involved, how the rooms are operated and what information the responsible team needs.
- The room types in scope, and how many of each.
- How rooms are operated today: housekeeping, front office, engineering.
- The equipment already in the rooms.
- What the responsible team needs to see, and how often they will look.