Every Guest Deserves a Seamless Stay

RightHear provides talking signage so blind and low-vision guests can navigate your property independently — from check-in to checkout.

Lobby & Arrival

Greet every arriving guest with clear audio orientation — announcing the front desk, elevator banks, restrooms, and nearby amenities the moment they enter the property.

Room Navigation

Guide guests from the elevator to their floor and room with directional audio cues at every key decision point along the way.

Amenity Wayfinding

Make restaurants, fitness centers, pools, business lounges, and spa facilities easy to find independently — in your guests' own language.

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It's A Simple Process

Schedule a call with our ADA experts

A quick 15-minute conversation is all it takes to explore how our audio signage solutions can enhance accessibility across your property.

Share details about your facility

Tell us about your hotel layout, room floors, and key amenities so we can create a customized accessibility plan tailored to your guests' needs.

Receive your accessibility kit and install

There are zero system integrations, just a simple setup with our easy-to-install kit.

Your space is now accessible to all

Create an inclusive experience for all visitors and users, meeting the spirit of ADA standards and ensuring accessibility across your hotels.

And yes, our technology is completely weather-proof. You can even ask our partners in Alaska about it.

Developed in partnership with the blind community

Columbia lighthouse

“RightHear technology expands access for people with vision loss and other disabilities. CLB is honored and grateful to RightHear for their support by installing the technology into our Silver Spring office. We look forward to our continued collaboration as it will further increase the community’s inclusion in the marketplace here in the Washington, DC Region and beyond.”

Tony Cancelosi

President and CEO

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“Making indoor spaces more accessible for people who are blind or visually impaired increases independence and inclusivity. Technologies, like the Right Hear system, not only support this effort but also help give people with vision loss the confidence to navigate new environments”

Bryan M. Wolynski, O.D., F.A.A.O.

Lighthouse Guild Chief Technology Officer