Grandstream GHP611W Slim Hotel Phone with WiFi

The Grandstream GHP611W is the wireless version of the GHP611 hotel phone, in black. It joins the property's Wi-Fi instead of needing a network socket in the room — which is what makes it possible to put a phone in a listed building, a converted room or a wing that was never cabled.

Everything else is the guest phone unchanged: ten labelled speed dial keys for reception, housekeeping and room service, three programmable keys, two SIP accounts, an HD speaker in the handset, 3-way conferencing, and no screen or menu for a guest to get lost in.

It is powered by the supplied mains adapter, not PoE — with no network cable there is nothing to carry power. Plan a socket where the phone will sit.

Key features

• Integrated dual-band Wi-Fi — no network socket needed in the room
• 10 speed dial keys — label them once, guests use them without thinking
• 3 programmable keys — for the calls a specific property needs
• 2 SIP accounts
• HD speaker in the handset
• 3-way conferencing
• Mains adapter included
• Desk or wall mounted
• GDMS provisioning — configure and monitor a whole property centrally

Works with

• GHP610W — the same phone in white
• GHP611 — the cabled, PoE-powered version
• GHP621W — six programmable keys instead of three
• GHP630W — Wi-Fi 6, colour display and USB-C charging
• Grandstream GWN access points — the Wi-Fi the phones will live on
• Grandstream UCM IP PBX range — register the rooms to an on-site PBX

Frequently asked questions

Can it be powered over Ethernet?

No — the W models connect over Wi-Fi and are powered by the supplied adapter. If the room has a network socket, the plain GHP611 with PoE is the tidier install.

Will hotel Wi-Fi be good enough for calls?

Usually yes, if the access points cover the rooms properly. Voice needs very little bandwidth but dislikes weak signal and congested channels. If coverage is patchy, fix the Wi-Fi before adding phones.

Should the phones share the guest Wi-Fi?

Better not to. Put them on their own SSID or VLAN so guest traffic cannot interfere with them and the phones are not visible to guests.

What is the difference between the GHP611W and the GHP610W?

Colour. Black and white respectively; everything else is identical.

How do I label the speed dial keys?

The phone takes a printed paper insert under a clear cover — print your own service names, in more than one language if it suits the property.

Fitting out a property? Call 0333 242 1314 or email sales@clisecure.com — tell us the room count and how the rooms are covered and we will quote phones and Wi-Fi together.