English for the Spanish-speaking staff of your hotel — taught in Spanish, practiced 5 minutes a day on a lean web-based platform, measured on a dashboard your HR team reads at a glance. By role — front desk, bell staff, F&B — and by level, from A1 to B2.
Inglés Hotelero (Hotel English Training) teaches English to the Spanish-speaking staff of hotels in the United States and Canada: a free CEFR placement test (A1–B2) for every employee, five 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 $150 USD a month. A brand of Diego Lujan Studio LLC, a Texas company; the same product serves Mexico, Spain and Latin America at ingleshotelero.com.
When an employee can't communicate, they sidestep the guest. The guest notices. The review says so.
"Staff was not fluent in English." That one line on TripAdvisor or Google costs you room nights and a reputation built over years.
A front desk agent with B1 sells upsells, explains amenities, and keeps the guest coming back. Without the language, the opportunity is lost every shift.
Four connected engines. You see it as a dashboard; your team experiences it as five minutes a day on their phone.
30 minutes per employee: diagnostic, listening with real audio, and spoken responses scored by AI.
Five minutes on shift: listen, respond, speak. By role and by level, with a visible streak.
Progress per employee, inactivity alerts, and exportable CEFR certificates.
Consolidated corporate dashboard, cohorts by department, and per-property billing.
Modules built for your property, your brand, and your city: directions to your real points of interest, your chain's service standards, the dishes on your menu. Vocabulary sticks best when it's the vocabulary used tomorrow on shift — and the result isn't just better English, it's better service.
Brand customisation for chains — logo, own domain, corporate reporting — is on the product roadmap, not available today. Tell us what you need and we confirm in writing what is possible 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 from day one of the pilot.
Product demo shown in Spanish — the product trains English.
Guest: "The air conditioning in my room isn't working."
¿Cuál es la mejor respuesta?
Cada empleado presenta un role-play de su puesto: 30 minutos, desde cualquier dispositivo del hotel.
Sin app nueva, sin contraseñas, sin sala de capacitación. El drill encuentra al empleado en su bolsillo, en su turno.
Quién avanza, quién se estancó, qué departamento certifica este mes. Sin perseguir a nadie ni pedir reportes.
The placement exam that sets each employee's starting CEFR level is free, for your whole team, with no obligation. What you pay for is the daily practice, if you want it. No hidden costs under the perforation.
A CEFR placement exam built per role: front desk, bellboy, food and beverage, housekeeping, concierge, spa, security and maintenance. Listening and speaking, not grammar. It returns each person’s real level, A1 to B2, as a map your hotel can read on one page.
Free, for any hotel, no commitment.
Annual turnover measured across 67 hotels in Guanajuato came to 48.72%. That figure is not ours and we did not invent it: it is from Caldera González et al., 2019. It is precisely why we charge per property and never per person — turnover costs you nothing extra.
Cited, verifiable, published.
The whole platform is open: the exam, the daily practice and the HR dashboard. No signup, no forms, no sales call. Take the exam yourself and judge the product rather than the promise.
When we have results from real hotels we will publish them here with the name, the number and written permission. Until then this space stays free of testimonials, because an invented testimonial is not marketing: it is a lie that somebody eventually checks.
The placement exam is free for your hotel, with no contract and no obligation. You keep the level map of your team, role by role, whatever you decide afterwards. If you want the daily practice on top of it, that is where the subscription starts.