Hotel software that runs the desk, the floor and the direct channel
Built for properties between fifteen and two hundred keys — big enough that the shift matters, small enough that nobody has time for a six-month implementation.
The three o'clock problem
Fourteen arrivals, nine rooms ready
The desk phones housekeeping, housekeeping checks a printed list, and a guest stands in the lobby while two people reconcile the same building.
A fifth of the rate, gone
Guests who stayed last summer rebook through the same marketplace, because the alternative was a contact form and an email two days later.
RevPAR by feel
You know last month was good. Proving it — by channel, by room type, against the same month last year — takes an afternoon and three exports.
The parts a hotel actually uses daily
An arrivals board the desk trusts
Everyone due in and out on a live timeline, with room-ready status coming straight off the housekeeping board. Check in, take the balance, hand over the key.
Housekeeping on the floor's phones
Rooms move dirty → cleaning → inspected with a drag. Guest-waiting rooms pin to the top, elapsed time shows against expected, and the desk sees it all live.
A booking engine on your own site
Room types, rate plans, weekend uplift and deposits — on a storefront in your brand, taking cards, feeding the same calendar the desk works from.
Occupancy, ADR and RevPAR on tap
By room type, by channel, over any range you choose, with peak months flagged and a PDF your board or your bank will accept without reformatting.
A hotel does not close, so neither does the handover
Villas and apartments hand over by message. A hotel hands over in person, three times a day, and every one of those moments is where something gets dropped.
Late arrivals let themselves in with a code released the afternoon before. The night audit runs on its own; nobody prints a report at four in the morning to close the day.
Nine checkouts drop onto the housekeeping board as they are recorded. The board orders itself by who arrives first, so the busiest rooms are cleaned first without anyone deciding.
Eleven completed check-in from home. Reception hands over keys to rooms it already knew were ready, because guest-ready reached the desk the second housekeeping marked it.
Also here when you need it
Group bookings for a wedding block. Walk-ins at midnight. A guest inbox that covers every channel. Shift scheduling for the whole team. Owner statements, if some of your keys belong to someone else.
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