No reception, no keys, no one waiting in a lobby
Serviced apartments are a distributed operation: units in several buildings, guests who let themselves in, and a cleaning team crossing the city. Vyrobel is built for running that from a phone.
Where the day leaks
"What's the door code?"
Sent by hand, one message at a time, usually while you're driving. Occasionally to the wrong guest, occasionally too early.
A cleaner in the wrong building
Today's list changed at nine. The team is working from a screenshot of yesterday's, and the 3pm arrival is going into an unclean flat.
Three portals, three inboxes
A guest asks about parking on one platform and late checkout on another. Both threads sit in apps somebody has to remember to open.
A building you can run remotely
Contactless check-in that runs on time
Guests complete check-in and ID capture before arrival. The door code, wifi and building instructions release automatically at the hour you choose — to the right guest, every time.
One live list for the cleaning round
Today's turnarounds on the cleaner's phone, ordered by who's arriving first, updating as bookings change. Proof photos attach to the flat, and the flat goes guest-ready the moment it's inspected.
Every channel in one inbox
Direct, Airbnb and Booking.com conversations in a single thread list, with the reservation beside each one, delivery states you can trust and a filter for guests arriving today.
Rates for nights, weeks and months
Weekend uplift for city breaks, minimum stays for the quiet season, and long-stay pricing for the corporate guest who wants six weeks. Set per unit, per building, or across the portfolio.
Nobody meets the guest, so the timing has to be right
A hotel can recover from a bad arrival at the desk. An apartment cannot, because there is no desk. Five things happen on a schedule, and none of them need you.
Registration, ID and house rules, on their own phone from wherever they are. One reminder if it is not done.
Only once check-in is complete and the balance is settled. A code released at booking is a code that exists on a stranger’s phone for three months.
Wifi, the bin day, which buzzer, where to park, and a number that reaches a person. All in one message they can find again.
Nobody drove across the city. The apartment was marked guest-ready that morning, and the system knew before they did.
On checkout, automatically. The next guest gets a different one, and last week’s guest cannot come back.
If you also manage for owners
Plenty of short-stay operators run a mix — some flats theirs, some managed on behalf of landlords. Vyrobel handles both in one portfolio: owned units keep their costs internal, managed units generate statements and payouts automatically.
See the owner sideStart with one building
Run a single building for a month, keep the others where they are, and compare. We'll import the bookings either way.
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