Angie Hospitality

Angie Hospitality was a hotel technology company acquired by Nomadix in 2021 whose Angie product line provided purpose-built in-room voice and touchscreen assistants for hotels. The devices combined hotel information, guest requests, music, telephony, and optional smart-room controls, but they are no longer commercially active products: Nomadix ended sales of Angie Spark 4, Spark 7, and Luxe on September 25, 2025, with End of Life reached on March 24, 2026.

1. Guest experience: Angie operated as a 24-hour multilingual guest-room assistant, providing hotel and local information, music, calling, and access to hotel services through voice commands and touchscreen interfaces. Different device models included the Spark 4, Spark 7, and Luxe, with PMS integration available as an add-on.
2. Smart-room role: partner integrations allowed guests to control compatible televisions, thermostats, lighting, and curtains by voice. PMS and workflow integrations could also support functions such as viewing folio information, checkout, amenity bookings, directions, and routing guest requests into hotel operations.
3. Hotel infrastructure: Angie devices could replace or consolidate equipment such as alarm clocks, telephones, and Bluetooth speakers, while optional modules covered telephony, Wi-Fi, room control, and in-room entertainment. Nomadix Cloud PBX could also use Angie devices as guest-room phones.
4. Commercial status: Angie previously offered subscription-based purchasing intended to reduce upfront per-room hardware costs. That model is now historical rather than a current buying option because Nomadix placed the Angie device family into End of Sale in September 2025 and ended product support in March 2026.

Angie is therefore relevant mainly to hotels evaluating or supporting an existing deployment rather than buyers selecting a new in-room digital concierge platform in 2026.