These hotel guests were blown away when a real-life robot delivered items to their room at a hotel in Sandiego, California.

Footage shows a robot delivering sanitary products to the room after guest Austin Kelekian and his girlfriend Ariana called the front desk of the Towneplace Suites in downtown San Diego on July 11.

Kelekian explained to Newsflare: "We got a phone call on the room phone, so I picked it up.

"I then heard through the phone, an automated voice saying 'your robot is here with your delivery.'

"I felt a little nervous, so I checked the peephole as you can see in the video, then proceeded to open the door and keep filming the whole interaction on Snapchat.

"I was very curious as to how it was going to take the elevator after we had grabbed the delivery and went through the onscreen courtesy questions."

Robot butlers and waiters have been used more frequently since the global coronavirus pandemic.

He later said: "It entered the elevator and wirelessly chose which floor to head back down to. For context, we were on the third floor of the hotel."

My name is Austen Kelekian and I am the male talking in the background and filming. My girlfriend is the girl in the video. She had just gotten her period and needed a pad so I called the front desk of a hotel in San Diego, we were staying at on July 11th, 2020. They said they had one left and that they will bring it right up, not knowing what we were about to see. 5 min later we got a phone call on the room phone, so I picked it up. I then heard through the phone, an automated voice saying “your robot is here with your delivery.” I felt a little nervous so I checked the peep hole as you can see in the video, then proceeded to open the door and keep filming the whole interaction on Snapchat. I was very curious as to how it was going to take the elevator after we had grabbed the delivery and went through the onscreen courtesy questions. So I followed it but hit that snapchat recording limit, hence why the video cuts off after 60 seconds since you can only film on Snapchat for 60 seconds at a time. Then saved the first video and kept recording as it entered the elevator and wirelessly chose which floor to head back down to. For context, we were on the third floor of the hotel.

The name of the hotel is Towneplace Suites by Marriott in Downtown San Diego. And yeah just her first name Ariana.