Samsung has introduced The Frame Hospitality Model, a television designed specifically for hotel rooms and commercial lodging. This release marks the first time Samsung has adapted its popular Art TV line for the hospitality sector. The move allows hotels to offer high-end display technology that doubles as digital art while managing guest data securely.
New TV targets hotel rooms with secure data handling and art features
The new model, identified as HL03H, builds on the standard Frame aesthetic with features tailored for shared environments. It retains the magnetic bezels that allow guests to customize the look of the screen. The device serves as a central hub for entertainment and information in hotel rooms across the United States.
Specifications
- Display Resolution: 4K QLED
- Panel Technology: Anti-glare
- Available Sizes: 55”, 65”, 75”
- Connectivity: Integrated ports (No One Connect Box), Google Cast, Apple AirPlay
- Special Features: Collection Hub, Generative Wallpaper, Live Translate, LYNK Cloud
The television features a 4K QLED display with an anti-glare panel to reduce reflections in various lighting conditions. Samsung integrated all major connection ports directly into the TV, removing the need for a separate One Connect Box. The unit supports Google Cast and Apple AirPlay for easy media streaming from guest devices.
Samsung added several software tools to manage the TV in a commercial setting. The Collection Hub organizes digital art, while Generative Wallpaper creates unique backgrounds. Live Translate assists international guests, and LYNK Cloud enables hotel staff to monitor and update content remotely. The system automatically deletes guest data upon checkout to ensure privacy.
The Frame Hospitality Model will arrive in the US in the second half of 2026. It will be available in 55, 65, and 75-inch sizes to fit different room layouts. Hotels can now equip their rooms with a display that combines entertainment, art, and secure data handling.
Source: NotebookCheck
