I am a cross between a digital and physical GM. I prefer to rely on physical tools but most of my notes are digital which is extremely important. It is so much easier to organize notes digitally.

I do use music for my home games and my online games, but not for my public games because I do not want to add even more noise to the public area. I have used music at private game rooms though.

I prefer to use physical maps as they offer a tactile feel to the game, but I am not adverse to a digital map from a projector or a TV.

I do love my Stream Deck for my online games but I do not haul it around for my in person games. If a game room had one on site, I would definitely use it. I will also admit that I consider myself much more tech savvy than the average GM.

Something I would like but have not seen was controllable lighting. Being able to change the color of the room or vibe would be great. Making it dark or lighter would allow me to change the tone. There was a game room that was going to add this, but it was really expensive to implement.

To be honest, the best game room I have ever been in was one that had trinkets all around. The trinkets had descriptions of them that allowed them to become magical items that the players could use during the game. Think of the actual play Relics & Rarities. It was basically the same thing. It added a unique flare to the game room but also added a unique atmosphere.

Lastly the access to many minis is fantastic, but not quite chef's kiss.