Nobody else does this. That is exactly why we do.
Ask any hotel what is out of date and they will point at the menu card, the wifi card in the room, and the business cards from two managers ago. So we put a design studio in the system and we deal with the printer.
Design it yourself
Drag, layer, done. Business cards, room cards, menus, brochures and door hangers, already in your colours and with your logo.
We check it before it prints
Bleed, trim margins, tiny type, missing images — the system flags it before you order, not after 5,000 cards arrive wrong.
Real quantities
250 to 5,000 business cards. 50, 100 or 200 menus — because a menu changes every season and nobody needs a thousand.
We handle the printer
Your order comes to us, we check it, we send it to a printer we have vetted, and it is delivered to your hotel.
What hotels order most
- Room card — wifi name and password, check-in and check-out, room service, the reception extension
- Door hanger — do not disturb on one side, make up the room on the other, in English and Swahili
- Menu card — small runs, so the kitchen can change with the season
- Business cards — for the desk, for sales, for the manager
- Brochure — for the counter, for travel agents, for the trade fair
Business cards from 250 to 5,000. Menus in 50, 100 or 200 — a menu changes with the season.
From your screen to your reception desk
You design
Open the studio, drag things where you want them, and check the warnings. Your logo and brand bar stay locked — a shifted logo on 5,000 printed cards cannot be undone.
We check
Bleed, trim margins, resolution and readability. If something is off you hear it from us, with a reason, before anything is printed.
The printer prints
We send the print-ready file to a printer we have vetted — in Nairobi, on the coast, or the one closest to you.
It arrives
Delivered to your hotel. You follow every step in the same system, so you always know where the order stands.
Tell us about your hotel.
One conversation, no slides. We will tell you honestly whether we are a fit — and if we are not, we will say so.