Located within Huis Ten Bosch theme park, Henn na Hotel will be staffed by robots. Not entirely by robots – not at first – but at least in past by what the company calls "Actroids".

But the "Henn'na Hotel," which translates to "strange hotel" in Japanese, lives up to its name. "Please ask me your request, but don't ask me a difficult question because I am a robot," says the ...

The Henn na Hotel in Japan, which translates to "Weird Hotel" in English, is almost entirely operated by robots. The only humans on staff are security officers and a cleaning crew. A night's stay ...

A hotel in Nagasaki, Japan, has seen the future, and it involves C-3PO offering turn-down service. At least, that’s the goal for the Henn-na Hotel, set to open this July. The 72-room hotel ...

Bye bye, bots. Henn na Hotel in Japan laid off droids that annoyed customers by failing to perform simple tasks. Journalist Bonnie Burton writes about movies, TV shows, comics, science and robots.

A hotel known for using robots and quirky animatronics is making the wrong kinds of headlines for its in-room smart assistants. Henn na Hotel, a Tokyo-based, robot-staffed chain, has announced it ...

At an idiosyncratic hotel in Nagasaki, Japan, there are no humans manning the front desk—every primary staff member at the Henn-na Hotel is a robot. The robotic staff members are part of an ...

A hotel staffed by ten multi-lingual robots is set to open later this year in Japan. When the Henn-na Hotel opens in July, it will be run by robots that can greet guests before carrying their ...

The hotel will be called Henn-na Hotel, which translates as Strange Hotel. According to the park, the first phrase of the two-story hotel will open on July 17 with 72 rooms. The second phrase will ...