Your points of interest
The real directions your front desk gives: the museum, the beach, the airport, the restaurant on the corner.
An online English training platform for Spanish-speaking hotel staff. Role-specific practice for employees. A progress dashboard for HR. Start with a free assessment for your whole hotel.
Free placement exam + needs analysis. No contract to start.
For the whole staff, no commitment. You keep the level map.
Your hotel's logo on what employees see; your property's content on Enterprise.
Not one course for everyone: each person practices what happens on their shift.
Who practiced, what level they are at, how confident they feel. PDF and CSV.
Real situations of the role: the complaint, the allergy, the check-in.
Nothing to install, no passwords: the hotel code and their name.
Yes · Partly · NoWhat each option does today. Capabilities, not promises about results.
Real screenshots of the platform that exists today. Your employees read the instructions in Spanish, which is why they finish; the English is what they practise.
HR shares one code. Each employee adds their name, department and position from any device. No app or password.

The placement exam measures English through situations from their role. It takes 1–1½ hours in total and can be paused over 3–5 days.

CEFR level, role, needs and goals determine what each employee should practise first.

Vocabulary, listening, conversation and speaking from the shift. The journey changes with each person’s progress.

The dashboard updates with participation, level and progress for every employee. HR can review the property and export reports for management.

Role-specific vocabulary, listening and spoken responses, matched to the employee’s starting level.
The learner surface is in Spanish: the instructions in their language, the practice in English. Tap any module to use it exactly as your team would.
“Welcome to Hotel Playa, my name is Ana.” On Enterprise the AI writes each person’s path in the context of your property: your name, your front desk, your menu, your street. Nobody practices a generic hotel — they practice yours, the one that opens on their shift tomorrow.
Whoever can't communicate sidesteps the guest. The guest notices.
"Staff was not fluent in English." That line costs room nights.
With B1 the upsell gets sold and the amenity explained. Without it, every shift loses it.
Placement exam and needs analysis for your whole team.
At least 15 minutes a day with real hotel situations.
See participation, levels, and progress in the HR dashboard.
View progress across your hotels from one account.
Online English training for hotels with Spanish-speaking teams, wherever they work. Match learner guidance to your people and English practice to your guest mix.
Enterprise practice can use your real amenities, menu, local recommendations and service standards. Employees prepare for the conversations they will have on their next shift.
The real directions your front desk gives: the museum, the beach, the airport, the restaurant on the corner.
Your server practises the names, the ingredients and the allergens on your carte, not on an invented one.
The greeting, the check-in script and the phrases your group requires, in each person’s own mouth.
The proper nouns of your property: the towers, the halls, the amenities guests actually ask about.
Your hotel's logo can appear on employee screens. A custom domain is not available today. For a hotel group, we define the content, branding and reporting scope before you sign.
English isn't learned in a classroom. It's learned where it's used: on shift, in front of the guest.
Three pieces of the system, live. What your team and your HR department would see when the program is activated.
Shown in English for you. Your team sees the same thing in Spanish.
Guest:
"I was charged twice for the minibar and I never opened it. I'd
like this corrected before I check out, and frankly I'm not
happy."
What is the best answer?
Each employee runs a role-play for their own position: 1 hour to 1 hour 30, from any device in the hotel.
“I was charged twice for the minibar and I never opened it. I’d like this corrected before I check out, and frankly I’m not happy.”
Choose a response to see the coaching note.
Each session combines context, guest audio, a service decision and immediate feedback. The path continues for at least 15 minutes a day, from any device.
Employees receive instructions in Spanish and practise in English. This sample does not save data.
Who is moving, who stalled, which department certifies this month. Without chasing anyone or asking for reports.
* Quarterly, six-month or annual contracts; annual billing pays 10 months instead of 12. The first month can be free, to try it. invoiced in USD. The placement exam and the needs analysis are free for your whole team, with no card and no obligation.
Inglés Hotelero (Hotel English Training) teaches English to the Spanish-speaking staff of hotels in the United States and Canada: a free CEFR placement exam (A1–C2) for every employee, at least 15 minutes of daily practice by position in the lean web-based platform, and a progress dashboard for HR. Priced per property, not per person, from $250 USD a month. The same product serves Mexico, Spain and Latin America at ingleshotelero.com.
The placement exam and the needs analysis are free for the whole property, with no card, no contract, no obligation and no employee limit. You keep the level map of your team. If you want the daily practice, we quote it.