Get Lost
Intelligent Hospitaliy: Lessons from Get Lost
On the coast of Zambales, Get Lost looks like a small rustic resort — but behind the palm roofs and sandy paths is an invisible layer of intelligence. The resort runs on smart automation, quietly enhancing both guest experience and operational efficiency.
For resort operators, Get Lost is a working proof-of-concept: how automation can transform any hospitality property into a space that feels effortless, secure, and adaptive.
Always-Aware Energy & Utilities
Guests never think about power or water, but operators know the risks of outages. At Get Lost, energy and water are constantly monitored. Solar production and storage are tracked in real time. Water levels in tanks are measured, and during outages the system automatically turns pumps on to prevent shortages. Instead of surprise disruptions, staff get predictive alerts and systems that self-correct.
Intelligent Security Without the Burden
Resorts are open spaces — people come and go, dogs roam, the wind moves everything. At Get Lost, CCTV cameras paired with AI cut through the noise. They notify staff when actual people are detected, whether it’s a guest arriving late at night or unexpected movement in sensitive areas. That means less false alarms, more peace of mind, and staff who can focus on service instead of surveillance.
Adaptive Guest Experience
What guests remember most is how the resort feels. At Get Lost, music fades in with sunrise, playlists shift with the weather, and lights adapt to the time of day. Guests don’t need to adjust switches or remotes — comfort simply happens around them. For operators, that means a consistently curated atmosphere without relying on staff to manage every detail.
Efficiency That Pays for Itself
Automation reduces routine workload: no constant checking of tanks, no manual resetting of lights or sound systems, fewer security patrols. Staff can focus on hospitality—the very thing guests come for — while technology quietly handles the background.
Why It Matters
Automation isn’t just about the tech. It’s about shaping spaces that feel seamless for guests and simpler for your team to manage, so the focus stays on creating memorable experiences. Get Lost shows that even a coastal micro-resort can achieve this. Larger establishments have even more to gain.
