TV Puls and PULS 2 join COTT.TV for Polish hotels

COTT.TV is expanding its Polish hotel television offering with TV Puls and PULS 2. Following our agreement with Telewizja Puls, hotels in Poland can request both channels through the COTT.TV TV Marketplace and build them into their guest-room channel lineup without an additional channel licence fee.

The addition gives hotel teams a straightforward way to offer familiar Polish-language entertainment alongside international news, documentaries and the hotel's own guest services. Each hotel chooses its lineup; channels are not switched on automatically.

Two channels with complementary programming

TV Puls combines films, Polish and international series, and general entertainment. The broadcaster's own productions include Lombard. Życie pod zastaw and the crime series Dzielnica strachu. For a guest returning to the room after work, an event or a day of sightseeing, this adds a familiar alternative to a news-only television selection.

PULS 2 brings another entertainment choice, with series, films and the Puls Kids programming block for children and parents. Puls Kids is part of the PULS 2 schedule, not a separate channel that a hotel needs to order. Programmes and transmission times follow the broadcaster's current schedule.

A stronger local choice for Polish properties

An effective hotel channel lineup needs to reflect the people staying at the property. International news can serve overseas travellers, while Polish-language films, series and family programming give domestic guests a different reason to use the room television.

The two services can complement the channels a hotel already offers. A city property may focus on Polish series and evening entertainment; a leisure property welcoming families may also value the children's programming on PULS 2. The hotel can choose either service or both to match its own guest offering.

Clear scope and transparent channel pricing

TV Puls and PULS 2 are offered for guest rooms in hotels located in Poland with at least 10 rooms. The arrangement does not include hotel public areas. The additional channel licence fee for both services is €0; the COTT.TV platform service and any separately agreed reception or installation work remain separate.

This means a hotel can evaluate the additional programming without having to interpret a combined software-and-content price. The TV Marketplace shows both channel profiles, the Polish territory code and the request controls in one place.

One guest experience, a chosen channel lineup

With COTT.TV, live television sits within a wider guest experience that can also present hotel information and services. The objective is to make the room television useful without requiring guests to navigate between unrelated hotel systems.

Hotel teams can explore the COTT.TV guest interface and select the content that fits their property. Supported native hotel-TV applications and COTT set-top boxes provide deployment options; the appropriate installation route depends on the property's television models and configuration.

How to request TV Puls and PULS 2

Open the Marketplace, choose Poland as the hotel location and search for Puls. Select either or both services, then send a lineup request with the hotel details. Our team will confirm the channel selection and coordinate the next steps for the property. Submitting the form is a request, not an automatic order or activation.

Is there an extra channel subscription?

There is no additional TV Puls or PULS 2 channel licence fee under this Polish hotel-room offer. The COTT.TV platform service is priced separately.

Can the channels be shown in a bar or lobby?

This offer covers eligible hotel guest rooms, not public-area screens. Public-area requirements should be discussed separately before a hotel includes those screens in its request.

About the programming

Channel descriptions were checked against the broadcaster's company and programming information and TV Puls programme catalogue. Programme examples describe the channels' editorial offer; they are not a promise that a particular programme will air during a guest's stay.