By property type

Paper RFID key cards for boutique hotels

For a boutique hotel, the room key is a brand touchpoint, not just an access token. A paper RFID key card turns that small, unavoidable object into something that feels considered — while working exactly like the key your locks already read.

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The key card is part of the arrival

In a boutique property, guests notice the details: the stationery, the scent, the welcome. The room key passes through check-in, the lift, the door and the bedside table — one of the most-handled objects of the stay. A paper card lets that moment feel like the rest of the property rather than a generic plastic card. And because it is a pressed wood-fibre board rather than thin paper, it keeps its look through a full stay.

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A canvas for your identity

Custom print

Full-colour artwork, monograms or illustration on a natural wood-fibre surface.

Finishes

Foil, blind emboss or gloss UV for a refined, tactile result.

Coordinated sleeve

Carry room directions, breakfast times or a short welcome alongside the card.

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Practical for a single property

Boutique operations do not need enterprise volumes to do this well. A paper RFID card is specified around your existing lock and reader setup — no system change — and confirmed with a physical sample before any production run.

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Getting started

  • Share your current room-key format and access points
  • Send your logo and brand direction
  • Approve a sample tested at your doors
  • Move to production on an approved specification

Test before production

See BioBoard in your own hands.

Request a sample and share the property information needed to review the right construction for your hotel.