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10 Best Hotel Management Software 2026
I've researched, reviewed, and compared dozens of all-in-1 HMS tools since 2017. Here are the best Hotel Management Software tools to streamline your hotel operations.
Jordan Hollander · Ex-Starwood, Kellogg MBA, Hotel Tech Expert
Jordan Hollander
CEO @ Hotel Tech Report
Jordan is the co-founder of HotelTechReport, the hotel industry's app store where millions of professionals discover tech tools to transform their businesses. He was previously on the Global Partnerships team at Starwood Hotels & Resorts. Prior to his work with SPG, Jordan was Director of Business Development at MWT Hospitality and an equity analyst at Wells Capital Management. Jordan received his MBA from Northwestern’s Kellogg School of Management where he was a Zell Global Entrepreneurship Scholar and a Pritzker Group Venture Fellow.
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Here are 10 of top Hotel Management Software platforms that are covered in this in-depth guide:
- 1. Mews — Best for simplifying operations, managing bookings, and boosting your hotel's income.
- 2. Cloudbeds — Best for integrating multiple functions into a single, easy-to-use system.
- 3. Anand Systems — Best for simplifying reservations, online check-in, and rate management.
- 4. eviivo — Best for handling reservations, payments, and guest interactions with ease
- 5. Shiji Group — Best for integrating property management systems effortlessly
- 6. WebRezPro — Best for integrating online bookings and payment systems seamlessly.
- 7. Oracle Hospitality — Best for reliable hotel operations and increased guest satisfaction
- 8. roommaster — Best for integrating all your hospitality tools in one place
- 9. Preno — Best for properties looking for an all-in-one that's easy-to-use
- 10. Little Hotelier — Best for managing reservations across multiple channels effortlessly
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Managing a hotel is one of the toughest jobs in hospitality. Without the right technology, even great teams struggle—reservations slip, guests get frustrated, and staff burn out. A hotel management system is the backbone of efficient operations, but not all platforms deliver on that promise.
I’ve spent 15 years in hotel management, operations, and hospitality technology, supporting everything from boutique independents to large global chains like Marriott (back in the Starwood days). Over that time, I’ve seen firsthand how much the right—or wrong—HMS can impact a hotel’s success.
At HotelTechReport, my team of analysts has demoed hundreds of HMS platforms and gathered 6929 verified reviews from hoteliers across 131 countries. This guide distills those insights into unbiased rankings, side-by-side feature comparisons, integration maps, pricing benchmarks, and real-world feedback to help hotel owners, GMs, and tech leaders make confident decisions.
Hotel Management Software sits at the center of your hotel’s tech stack. It’s the system every team member touches and the platform every other tool integrates with—often bundling a PMS, booking engine, website, and channel manager under a single vendor. That central role is exactly why doing proper research matters.
To help you save time and reduce risk, we surveyed 6929 hoteliers across 131 countries to create this in-depth guide. Inside, you’ll find everything you need to choose the right HMS for your hotel, including:
- 1. Rankings & Reviews: Top-rated HMS vendors based on verified hotelier feedback
- 2. Expert Insights: Expert recommendations by hotel type and size
- 3. Comparisons: Side-by-side feature and capability comparisons
- 4. Pricing: Cost estimates, insights and common tradeoffs
- 5. Integrations: Guidance and real-world implementation lessons
Our goal is simple: help you choose hotel software that actually works for your operation.
TR’s Perspective: PMS vs All-in-1 HMS — What Hoteliers Should Know
Firstly let me start by clarifying that there are different schools of thought when it comes to the PMS vs HMS debate.
Some industry experts claim PMS and HMS are the same thing. Some claim that PMS is a term that can reference either type of system. Our perspective is defined based on how buyers actually search, technological differences in tooling and capabilities as well as the segments of hotels that each is best suited for.
When hoteliers talk about “PMS” and “HMS,” they’re really talking about different scopes of technology — and each has trade-offs depending on your operation, priorities, and growth plans.
What Is a PMS?
A Property Management System (PMS) is the core operational backbone of a hotel. At its heart, a PMS handles the essential day-to-day workflows your team executes every shift — reservations, check-ins and check-outs, room inventory and statuses, billing, guest profiles, housekeeping coordination, reporting, and more.
For most hotels — from small inns and boutique properties to large portfolios — the PMS is where your real operations live. It is optimized around running rooms efficiently, reducing errors, and giving your team a single source of truth for guest stays.
What Is an All-in-1 HMS?
An All-in-1 Hotel Management System (HMS) builds on the PMS by bundling additional features like a booking engine, channel manager, CRS, CRM, POS, and other modules into a single suite.
On paper, the HMS promise is simple: one system instead of many, one login instead of several, and one vendor relationship instead of multiple. This looks appealing, especially for smaller properties where teams wear many hats.
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PLATFORM “JOB TO BE DONE” |
MUST HAVE PLATFORM ESSENTIALS (USE CASES) |
ADD-ONS |
EXAMPLES |
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All-in-1 Platforms The core OS (operating system) for your hotel |
Ability to manage reservations (PMS) Ability to have a web presence (website builder or dig agency) Ability to take online bookings (booking engine) Ability to sell indirectly (channel mgr or CRS) |
Email Marketing & CRM, Revenue Management System, Housekeeping Software |
Little Hotelier, Cloudbeds, RoomRaccoon, RMS, innRoad, WebRezPro, Guestline, Clock, ResNexus, Newbook, HotelRunner |
Why It Matters to Hoteliers
HTR’s view isn’t that one approach is universally “better” — rather, it’s about fit and strategic choice:
1. PMS: Best-of-Breed Flexibility
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A standalone PMS can integrate with specialist tools (revenue management, guest messaging, loyalty, analytics) that are best-in-class.
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This “modular stack” approach lets you choose the best tool for each job and swap pieces as your strategy evolves.
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Larger hotels, portfolios, and operations with specialized needs often benefit from this composable stack approach.
📌 Example: A revenue management system from a top specialist usually outperforms a built-in RMS in an all-in-1 product because it’s purpose-built. HTR survey data consistently shows hoteliers value integrations and flexibility when optimizing revenue and guest experience.
2. All-in-1 HMS: Simplicity & Consolidation
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All-in-1 solutions can reduce complexity by centralizing multiple modules under one vendor.
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Smaller properties with limited tech resources often prefer this because it cuts down on management overhead.
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For teams that don’t want to manage many integrations or contracts, this approach can be operationally simpler.
📌 Note: While simplicity is valuable, it can come with trade-offs in depth and specialization — especially in areas like revenue management, guest CRM, and advanced distribution.
3. Buyer Intent vs Operational Reality
From our analysis and buyer data:
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Hoteliers searching for “PMS” may not always search for “HMS” — even if an All-in-1 system would fit their needs — which has historically caused confusion in the market.
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Conversely, buyers explicitly seeking an All-in-1 suite tend to be looking for consolidation and ease of use, not just a PMS.
HTR categorizes PMS and All-in-1 HMS separately not to diminish either, but because hoteliers have distinct buyer intents and use cases for each.
Bottom Line for Hoteliers: Pick based on operational strategy, not buzzwords.
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Choose a PMS + Best-of-Breed Stack if you want deep functionality, flexibility, and long-term scalability.
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Choose an All-in-1 HMS if you prioritize simplicity, consolidation, and fewer integrations — especially important for smaller teams.
Every hotel tech decision affects operations, revenue, and guest experience. At HTR, our goal is to help you understand the real differences and make the right fit decision for your property.
| Property Management System (PMS) | All-in-1 Hotel Management System (HMS) |
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| DESCRIPTION Vendor can offer a standalone PMS where the hotelier can purchase booking engine, channel manager, CRS, and website from other vendors à la carte. |
DESCRIPTION Vendor offers an all-in-1 solution with at the very minimum PMS, booking engine, and channel manager as the core components of an HMS. |
| EXCEPTIONS & RECOMMENDATIONS ✅ All-in-1 HMS solution providers are permitted to also list in the PMS category even if they don’t offer a standalone PMS. |
EXCEPTIONS & RECOMMENDATIONS 🚫 PMS providers who do not offer a bundled all-in-1 system may not list in the HMS category. |
| WHY? Many hoteliers searching for a PMS may not know to search under HMS but are open to an all-inclusive system. Listing in both categories increases visibility and lead flow. |
WHY NOT? Buyers looking for an all-in-1 HMS are specifically seeking a unified platform—not individual modular tools. |
| TYPICAL HOTEL PROFILE Larger hotels and portfolios with more complex needs and team specialization. |
TYPICAL HOTEL PROFILE Smaller independent properties with leaner staff, tighter budgets, and a preference for simplicity and consolidation. |
| TYPICAL BUYER PROFILE Management companies, brands, luxury hotels, resorts. |
TYPICAL BUYER PROFILE Individual property owners, B&Bs, limited-service operators. |
1. Large Hotels & Resorts
Common Needs & Preferences:
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Enterprise operations with complex workflows
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Emphasis on cross-department functionality and data unification
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Guest expectations for personalization and brand consistency
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Formalized procurement and preference for proven vendors
Key Features and Needs
| Feature Title | Description | Why It’s Critical | Feature Type |
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| Multi-Property & Multi-Outlet Management | Manage multiple departments, outlets, and locations from a single platform | Large resorts need unified oversight across F&B, spa, events, and multiple properties | Feature |
| Enterprise-Grade Integrations | Deep connectivity with POS, RMS, spa, CRM, and loyalty tools | Cross-department data flow is essential for operational efficiency and guest personalization | Integration |
| Advanced Analytics & Reporting | BI dashboards and automated revenue, occupancy, and service performance reports | Complex operations demand data-driven decision-making across all revenue centers | Feature |
| Custom Workflow Automation | Triggers and logic to automate internal tasks and guest journeys | Frees up staff and ensures consistency across a high-volume, high-touch environment | Feature |
| Scalable Licensing and Support | Tiered packages with multilingual 24/7 support | Ensures uptime and growth flexibility across chains and high-demand seasons | Pricing Model |
2. Boutique & Independent Hotels
Segment Overview
Boutiques aren’t just selling rooms—they’re curating an experience. With design-conscious guests and high expectations for personalization, the HMS needs to be as sleek as the lobby. GMs or owners often wear multiple hats, so intuitive software, fast setup, and excellent support matter just as much as functionality.
Defining Characteristics:
- Focus on guest experience, design, and brand identity
- Lean teams with limited IT support
- High reliance on direct bookings and reputation
- Value tools that enhance service without adding complexity
- High sensitivity to visual design, UI/UX, and customization
Common Needs & Preferences:
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Design-focused operations with experiential branding
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Limited tech resources; needs simple, intuitive tools
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Strong focus on direct bookings and online reviews
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Wants tech that reflects their aesthetic and helps create memorable stays
Key Features and Needs
| Feature Title | Description | Why It’s Critical | Feature Type |
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| Visual Customization | Branding and theming flexibility for booking engine and comms | Keeps software consistent with the boutique’s design-forward identity | Feature |
| Integrated Booking Engine | Direct booking with promo/upsell tools | Drives higher-margin bookings with better control over the guest experience | Integration |
| Guest Messaging Integration | Centralized comms for pre-arrival, during stay, and feedback | Helps personalize service without adding staff overhead | Integration |
| Simple Automation & Templates | Pre-configured workflows for confirmations, review asks, upsells | Enables consistent guest comms without complex setup | Feature |
| Modular & Aesthetic UI | Clean, user-friendly design with fast learning curve | Staff onboarding is quick; matches high-touch service with minimal friction | Feature |
3. Small Hotels & B&Bs
Defining Characteristics:
- Single person wearing multiple hats
- Limited budget, high sensitivity to operational costs
- Heavy reliance on direct and return bookings
- Needs tech that is dead simple to use and doesn’t require IT support
- Low tolerance for hidden fees or complex onboarding
Common Needs & Preferences:
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Budget-conscious, often managed by owner/operator
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Prioritize simplicity and quick onboarding
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Value direct bookings and repeat guest tracking
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Avoid anything requiring lengthy setup or training
Key Features and Needs
| Feature Title | Description | Why It’s Critical | Feature Type |
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| All-in-One Core Functions | PMS, booking engine, and payments in a single tool | Owners don’t have time or budget for multiple systems | Feature |
| Direct Booking Tools | Basic booking engine with calendar view | Maximizes direct margins, particularly important with low OTA budgets | Feature |
| Plug-and-Play Onboarding | Self-service setup with minimal steps | Saves time and avoids the need for external implementation help | Feature |
| Basic Invoicing & Housekeeping | Manual status updates and guest folio creation | Sufficient for lean ops without adding cost or complexity | Feature |
| Simple Monthly Pricing | Transparent, low monthly cost | Avoids surprises and fits limited cash flow profiles | Pricing Model |
4. Budget Hotels, Motels & Hostels
Running a budget hotel means maximizing efficiency without breaking the bank. With low margins and high guest turnover, the tech needs to be light, fast, and cheap—focused on core functionality like check-in/out automation, OTA syncing, and housekeeping turnover. Bells and whistles? Not unless they’re saving time or money.
Defining Characteristics:
- Focus on automation and cost control
- Guests are highly price-sensitive
- Limited or no front desk staff; rely on tech for ops
- High OTA dependence and short stays
- Minimal tolerance for complexity or downtime
Common Needs & Preferences:
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High turnover, lean staff, price-sensitive guests
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Operational automation is essential
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OTA-heavy booking mix, needs rock-solid channel management
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Must be fast to implement, cheap to run, and easy to maintain
Key Features and Needs
| Feature Title | Description | Why It’s Critical | Feature Type |
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| Mobile/Self Check-In | Kiosk or web check-in options | Reduces front desk workload, especially during high-turnover periods | Feature |
| OTA Channel Manager | Real-time sync with OTAs and rate parity tools | Ensures rooms are filled without overbooking | Integration |
| Housekeeping Automation | Task assignment and room status updates via app | Keeps staff lean while maintaining turnover efficiency | Feature |
| Lightweight PMS | Simple interface with core functions only | Keeps costs and training time to a minimum | Feature |
| Pre-set Configurations | Out-of-the-box settings tailored for economy ops | Removes need for custom setup or complex training | Feature |
If you’ve ever tried comparing Hotel Management Software platforms side-by-side and ended up more confused than when you started, you’re not alone. The truth is, comparing HMS vendors is like comparing hotel properties themselves—what works brilliantly for a 12-room B&B in Vermont would be a total disaster for a 400-room beach resort in Cancun. And that’s exactly the problem.
Most HMS platforms sound similar on the surface. They all claim to offer “all-in-one” solutions with PMS, channel management, booking engine, and guest messaging. But scratch the surface, and the differences start to matter—a lot. Here’s why the comparison process is more complicated than it seems:
1. HMS Platforms Are Designed for Different Types of Hotels
An HMS built for a lean, budget motel focused on maximizing OTA occupancy will look and feel nothing like the one powering a resort with spas, golf, and multiple F&B outlets. Each HMS is designed with different workflows, integrations, and scalability in mind. Comparing them without segment context is like comparing a bicycle to a tour bus—both are vehicles, but only one is built to carry 50 passengers with luggage and onboard Wi-Fi.
2. “All-in-One” Means Different Things to Different Vendors
The term “all-in-one” is frustratingly vague. For some vendors, it means a PMS with bolt-on booking and payments. For others, it’s a fully integrated ecosystem with spa, golf, RMS, CRM, and even guest mobile apps. The functionality may exist on the feature list—but how robust, intuitive, or scalable it is can vary wildly. Unless you dig into the actual use cases for your hotel type, you won’t know what’s missing until it's too late.
3. Pricing Models Are Opaque and All Over the Place
Flat monthly fees. Per-room pricing. Commission-based booking engines. Tiered add-ons. Setup fees. “Free” plans with limited functionality. It’s almost like HMS pricing was designed to be un-comparable on purpose. One vendor might quote you $300/month all-in, while another comes in at $100/month but charges you extra for every integration you actually need. Comparing pricing without context is a recipe for surprises.
4. Integration Depth Is Rarely Transparent
Sure, the vendor “integrates with your POS.” But does that mean real-time sync of revenue and guest profiles, or just a nightly CSV export? The quality and depth of integrations—especially with your RMS, CRM, or payment gateway—can make or break an HMS in daily operations. Yet this info is often buried or vaguely described in marketing materials.
5. Demo Environments Don’t Reflect Real-World Complexity
Demos always look slick in a vacuum. But your actual workflows—whether it’s managing group bookings across three properties or automating check-in for 100+ guests every Friday—rarely get stress-tested in a demo. The friction only shows up later, during onboarding or peak season when the gaps are too costly to ignore.
6. Hotel Tech Needs Are Hyper-Specific by Segment
This is the big one. A boutique hotel might care most about visual branding, guest messaging, and upsell tools. A budget motel? Speed, automation, and OTA syncing. A resort? Multi-department visibility, group bookings, and loyalty. If you don’t filter HMS vendors based on your segment’s operational DNA, every platform starts to look “pretty good”—until it’s not.
The Bottom Line
Comparing HMS platforms is hard because the category itself is fragmented, multi-dimensional, and deeply tied to hotel operational models. Unless you’re comparing within your segment and prioritizing the features that actually move the needle for your property type, you’ll end up overwhelmed by sameness—and potentially making a very expensive mistake.
Choosing a Hotel Management System (HMS) isn’t just about picking the platform with the most features—it’s about finding the system that actually fits the way your hotel operates.
That’s why we built our vendor selection framework from the ground up around one simple principle: tech decisions should reflect operational reality. Not just star ratings or brand tiers, but how your hotel actually runs day-to-day—your team structure, guest expectations, booking behavior, and budget ownership.
Our methodology groups hotels into four core segments—Large Hotels & Resorts, Boutique & Independent Hotels, Small Hotels & B&Bs, and Budget Hotels—each with distinct tech priorities. This lets us cut through the noise of one-size-fits-all software rankings and show you the HMS platforms that are proven to work best for hotels like yours.
Whether you’re managing 400 rooms with multiple outlets or running a 10-room B&B solo, our segment-aware approach helps you:
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Identify features that actually matter in your context
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Compare vendors with similar operational use cases
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Avoid tools that look great in demos but don’t fit your workflow
And because our framework is backed by 80,000+ verified hotel tech reviews, real-world case studies, and constantly updated integration data, you’re not just getting opinions—you’re getting evidence-based recommendations tailored to your type of hotel.
In a crowded category where everything claims to be “all-in-one,” our framework helps you find the one that’s actually right for you.
These rankings are powered by data, not opinions. By analyzing tens of thousands of verified reviews and usage signals within each hotel segment, we’re able to identify the HMS platforms that perform best for specific operating models. The result: smarter recommendations based on what works for hotels most similar to yours.
Best for Bed & Breakfast & Inns
Little Hotelier is rated 91% by 617 Bed & Breakfast & Inns
Best for Boutiques
Cloudbeds HMS is rated 90% by 546 Boutiques
Best for Resorts
Little Hotelier is rated 92% by 540 Resorts
Best for RV Parks & Campgrounds
RMS is rated 87% by 44 RV Parks & Campgrounds
Best for Limited Service & Budget Hotels
Cloudbeds HMS is rated 90% by 379 Limited Service & Budget Hotels
Best for Luxury Hotels
Little Hotelier is rated 91% by 307 Luxury Hotels
Best for Vacation Rentals & Villas
Little Hotelier is rated 92% by 275 Vacation Rentals & Villas
Best for Hostels
Cloudbeds HMS is rated 91% by 266 Hostels
Best for City Center Hotels
Cloudbeds HMS is rated 91% by 246 City Center Hotels
Best for Airport/Conference Hotels
Cloudbeds HMS is rated 89% by 236 Airport/Conference Hotels
Best for Branded Hotels
Cloudbeds HMS is rated 89% by 145 Branded Hotels
Best for Extended Stay & Serviced Apartments
Little Hotelier is rated 88% by 121 Extended Stay & Serviced Apartments
Best for Motels
Little Hotelier is rated 88% by 104 Motels
Best for Casinos
Cloudbeds HMS is rated 92% by 12 Casinos
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- AbodeBooking
- ACI Hotel
- Acigrup PMS
- Acomos
- Agilysys PMS
- AidaX
- Aiosell - Property Management System
- Alacer
- Amadeus Property Management
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- AsyaSoft PMS
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- Backpacker Panda Holidays
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- BedBricks
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- Bnovo PMS
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- BookingSync
- Bookster
- Bookzo
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- Campgest
- CASABLANCA hotelsoftware (PMS)
- Caspeco PMS
- Casy
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- ChoiceADVANTAGE
- Chr365
- Ciaobooking
- CiHMS
- Ciirus
- Citadel
- Clarity Hospitality Software
- Clock
- Cloudbeds PMS
- CMS Hospitality (GuestCentrix)
- Comanche PMS
- ComSyS Software
- Counter
- CQR PMS
- Desbravador
- Dhynet
- Digicard Systems
- dihotel
- Diventa PMS
- dormakaba Ilc
- Dothotel
- E4jConnect/VikBooking - Property Management System
- easyGuestmanagement GmbH
- Elina PMS
- Elite Front Office
- EMMA
- Engisoft
- epitome PMS (by HIS-MSC)
- Eptera PMS
- Erbon PMS
- Ericsoft
- eviivo Suite™ PMS
- Execu-tech PMS
- eZee Absolute
- FairCloud PMS
- Felix
- FifthKeys
- Flatswire
- FlexiGuest by HITEK
- Flyhotel
- fnsRooms
- FOSSE
- FoxHis
- freetobook
- FrondeskNextgen
- Front Office Cloud
- Front2Go
- Frontdesk Anywhere
- Gearco - True Extended Stay
- GlobRes
- GMS
- GMS Hotel Felix
- GODO
- GoldenUp
- GP Dati Scrigno (by Zucchetti)
- GRAND PMS
- Guest Tracker PMS
- Guestline (Rezlynx PMS)
- GuestPoint PMS
- GuestPro
- Hestia PMS
- High Level Software
- Hilton OnQ
- Hogatex PMS
- HOIST GROUP - HotSoft
- Hop PMS
- HoresPlus
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- Hospitality Technology International
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- Host PMS
- Hostify
- Hosware FRO
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- Hotel.care
- Hotel.Profi
- HOTELCUBE PMS
- Hotelgest
- Hotelizer PMS
- HotelKey PMS
- Hotellinx
- Hotello PMS (Acquired by Mews)
- Hotelogix
- HotelSync
- HotelTime PMS
- HotelXP
- Hotix PMS
- hotsoft by planet
- HS/3 (acq Mews)
- HUGO
- Hune Door Lock
- ibelsa.rooms
- ICG Fronthotel
- IDB PMS
- Inaxel
- Indra TMS
- Infor HMS
- Innfinity
- InnGenius
- innRoad
- InovGuest
- iPro Software
- Isidoro
- ISTES
- isystems
- Jaras
- Jazhotel
- Jonas Chorum
- Kross Booking
- KrossBooking
- kwentra
- Lean Hotel System
- Lightspeed Galaxy
- LiveRez
- LMPM
- Lobbi Hotel Software
- Lodgable
- Lodgical Solution
- Lodging System
- Lodgit Desk Hotelsoftware
- Logiciel Chloe
- Logus by Libra Hospitality
- Logus PMS by Libra Hospitality
- lucid
- Maestro PMS (Northwind)
- Masteryield
- Maxial
- Medialog
- Mefisto
- Merlin Software for HOA Resorts
- Mews PMS
- MillenniumSoft
- MiniHotel
- Mister Booking
- Misterbooking (PMS)
- MIWA Lock Co.
- Modotel PMS
- Molo Marina Management
- My vr
- my-bookings
- myCloud Hospitality PMS
- ncm Rezeptionsassistent
- Nehops
- NewBook (PMS)
- Newway
- Nitesoft PMS
- NiteVision by MSI
- Noovy PMS
- Oasis PMS
- Occupancy Plus
- Octorate (Easy Planning)
- OnRes PMS
- OpenHotel PMS
- Opera
- Ophelia GmbH & Co. KG
- Optima PMS
- Oracle OPERA PMS
- Otelia
- Passepartout
- Passpartout
- Persefone
- protel PMS
- PMS by HotelRunner
- PMS hotelizer
- PMS Link
- Pod.Camp
- Portfolio HMS
- Power Pro Hotel Solution
- Preno
- Previo
- Prologic First
- Prostay
- protel PMS (by Planet)
- PT. Supranusa Sindata
- PYLON Hybrid
- Pyxis
- Quohotel PMS
- RDPWin
- reconline AG
- Redforts
- Rentlio
- ResHarmonics
- Resly PMS
- ResNexus PMS
- Resort Data
- Rezcontrol PMS (by Avon Data)
- Rezovation
- Rhapsody
- RIO
- RMS
- RNS
- Roombler
- RoomBoss PMS
- RoomKey PMS
- roommaster PMS
- RoomRaccoon PMS
- RoomRack
- Roomsy
- SabeeApp Property Management System
- Scidoo
- Sedna PMS
- Seekda PMS
- Selfie
- Semper
- Sentec PMS / POS / Finance
- Shalom PMS
- Shiji Daylight PMS
- Siesta extranet
- Sigh Ulyses
- Sign Request
- SIHOT
- Simplelinkup
- Sirvoy
- SiTec
- SkyTouch Technology
- Skyware Systems
- Slope
- SMS Host
- Softstar
- Soraso
- Spectra PMS
- Springer Miller
- Stayntouch
- Suite 8: CSV
- Suitech Cloud
- SuperControl
- SynXis Property Hub
- sysdat
- Tesipro
- Thais-Soft
- The Alpha
- Theova UHS
- ThinkReservations PMS
- Timon Hotel
- TK System
- TMS (by Minsait)
- Tokeet
- Topsys
- Travel Tripper
- TTLock
- Uplisting
- V12.Net
- VHP Sindata
- VIPS PMS
- Visual Hotel
- Vreasy
- WavePM
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Cloudbeds HMS is a comprehensive hotel management system designed to streamline and enhance hotel operations for properties of all sizes. The platform offers a user-friendly interface that speeds up staff adaptation and integrates seamlessly with essential tools such as revenue management systems, guest experience applications, and payment processors. This integration helps reduce booking errors and boosts guest satisfaction. Cloudbeds HMS also includes robust reporting tools that facilitate analysis of revenue and occupancy trends, empowering strategic decision-making. By unifying operations, revenue, distribution, and guest experience, the system enables hoteliers to run smarter and more efficient operations.
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Cloudbeds is an all-in-one Hotel Management Software praised for its seamless integration with OTAs, efficient reservation processes, and real-time operation optimization. Users commend its ability to streamline workflows, enhance guest experiences, and improve revenue optimization. However, improvements are desired in customer support times, reporting customization, and mobile app functionality. Ideal for small to medium-sized hotels, Cloudbeds increases productivity while reducing operational errors.
What industry experts are saying about Cloudbeds
Industry experts recommend Cloudbeds for its robust, all-in-one hotel management platform, which integrates seamlessly with various systems, including revenue management, guest experience tools, and payment processors. Unique aspects include their continuous innovation, user-friendly interface, efficient integration with external systems like POS, and emphasis on improving operations through technology and partner collaborations. Experts highlight Cloudbeds' commitment to both customer support and scalable solutions, tailored for properties of various sizes.
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Little Hotelier is a property management system specifically designed for small hotels and boutique accommodations. It streamlines daily operations by integrating all aspects of property management, including reservations, guest check-ins, rates, and payments, into one user-friendly platform. The system features an efficient channel manager that synchronizes bookings across various platforms in real-time, minimizing double bookings and errors. With comprehensive reporting tools, it enables data-driven decision-making, enhancing operational efficiency and guest satisfaction while reducing the manual workload for owners and staff.
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Little Hotelier excels in helping small to mid-sized hotels streamline operations and increase revenue. It provides robust OTA integration, minimizing overbooking and optimizing rate management. Users praise its ease of use and comprehensive reservation and billing features. However, some feedback highlights slow system updates and a need for better app functionality. Overall, it enhances guest satisfaction through efficient booking and housekeeping management, vital for maintaining service quality and hotel profitability.
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eZee Absolute is a cloud-based property management system (PMS) designed to automate and streamline hotel operations. It is crafted to enhance operational efficiency and improve guest experiences by managing everything from front desk operations and reservations to billing and housekeeping. Its intuitive interface makes it easy to implement and handle daily tasks, facilitating smooth check-ins, check-outs, and inventory management. The platform supports revenue growth through seamless workflows and robust integration capabilities, making it ideal for various accommodation types such as hotels, motels, B&Bs, and more.
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eZee software enhances hotel operations with its easy-to-use interface and comprehensive features tailored for quick implementation and efficient handling of daily tasks. It aids in revenue management and simplifies operations from check-ins to inventory handling, offering robust integration capabilities. Its proactive support team further ensures a seamless experience. However, improvements are needed in quote response times and mobile app functionality to fully optimize the user experience.
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RoomRaccoon HMS is a comprehensive hotel management system designed to streamline operations for independent hoteliers. This all-in-one cloud-based platform integrates property management, channel management, and booking engine functionalities, along with payment processing. By automating tasks such as rate optimization and upselling, RoomRaccoon enhances guest experiences and boosts revenue. Its user-friendly interface and seamless integrations make it an ideal solution for hoteliers aiming to improve operational efficiency. With features like automated housekeeping management and over 300 integrations, RoomRaccoon effectively supports hoteliers in scaling their businesses confidently.
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Hoteliers like RoomRaccoon for its integrated solutions that automate and streamline operations, enhancing guest experiences and increasing revenue. The system's channel manager and automatic upsell tools maximize occupancy and boost direct bookings. However, some users report challenges with reporting and customer support, indicating areas for potential improvement.
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Industry experts recommend RoomRacoon for its innovative all-in-one cloud hotel management system that integrates PMS, Channel Manager, booking engine, and payments. Its unique approach includes real-time rate optimization and upscale features that streamline operations. Experts specifically highlight its user-friendly interface, seamless integrations, transparent pricing, and customer-centric approach, making it a strong contender for hoteliers aiming to enhance guest experiences and operational efficiency.
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SabeeApp is a cloud-native Property Management System designed to meet the needs of hotels, hostels, and serviced apartments. It excels in reservation and channel management by synchronizing booking channels in real-time, reducing overbookings, and streamlining operations. This leads to increased revenue and reduced costs. Users appreciate its ease of use and automation capabilities, allowing teams to manage operations efficiently from anywhere. SabeeApp integrates essential tools like Channel Manager, Booking Engine, and more into one platform, helping businesses focus on hospitality over administration.
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SabeeApp's hotel management software stands out in its reservation and channel management capabilities, synchronizing booking channels in real-time to reduce overbookings and streamline operations, driving revenue and lowering costs for hotels. Users applaud the ease of use, task automation, and efficiency in managing operations. However, improvements are needed in mobile accessibility and user interface polishing. These enhancements could further optimize customer experience and operational efficiency.
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eviivo Suite™ HMS is a comprehensive property management system designed to simplify and enhance the operations of independent accommodation providers. This robust platform seamlessly synchronizes with Online Travel Agencies (OTAs), ensuring that your property listings are always up-to-date across multiple channels. It offers dynamic pricing capabilities, allowing you to maximize revenue based on real-time demand. Complete reservation management, from bookings to prepayments, is streamlined through an intuitive interface, making it easy for staff to use and improving the overall guest experience. Reliable updates and automation reduce manual errors, enhancing efficiency and freeing up time for you to focus on delivering exceptional hospitality.
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Eviivo stands out in the hotel management software category due to its exceptional customer service and ease of use. Users frequently praise its efficiency in booking, billing, and report generation processes, which helps in improving operational efficiency and enhancing guest experience, ultimately leading to increased revenue. However, some reviews highlight areas for improvement in communication among customer service staff during chat interactions and a need for more customization options.
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ThinkReservations All-in-1 HMS is an all-inclusive property management system designed specifically to streamline and enhance the operations of hospitality businesses. This platform amalgamates essential tools such as an online booking engine and a channel manager into a single, cohesive system, making it easier for hoteliers to manage their properties efficiently. By integrating with Online Travel Agencies (OTAs) and offering robust yield management, ThinkReservations helps in driving higher revenue through effective rate setting and upselling opportunities. The software significantly reduces labor costs by automating various tasks and offers detailed reporting to keep track of business metrics. Its efficient booking and communication systems contribute to improved guest satisfaction, ensuring a seamless experience from reservation to check-out. While it provides a comprehensive and user-friendly interface, some users have mentioned the need for enhancements in group booking features and certain integrations. Overall, ThinkReservations All-in-1 HMS is tailored to help hospitality businesses save time, stay organized, and focus more on client service rather than administrative tasks. Contact them for a free demo to explore how this system can fit into your current business operations.
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Hoteliers like ThinkReservations for its robust property management system that significantly enhances guest experience and operational efficiency. Its seamless integration with OTAs helps in managing online bookings effortlessly, thus decreasing operational costs. The user-friendly interface allows quick adaptation, even for new staff, ensuring smooth operations. Its powerful upselling and revenue management features have notably increased many properties' revenues, making it a favored choice for hoteliers aiming for growth.
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RMS Cloud HMS is a comprehensive hospitality management system designed to streamline operations for hoteliers managing various scales and types of properties. This all-in-one platform includes a robust Channel Manager, POS integration, and cloud-based access, which collectively help reduce operational overheads while enhancing revenue management through seamless automation and insightful reporting. With its adaptability, RMS Cloud HMS allows for easy customization of rates and efficient management of multiple properties. By facilitating smoother bookings, secure payments, and guest interactions, it empowers hotels to focus on delivering an exceptional guest experience.
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The reviewed hotel management software offers comprehensive functionality that appeals to a broad range of hospitality businesses. Its strengths lie in its reservation management and integration capabilities with third-party channels, which help optimize room bookings and revenue. Despite its broad feature set, users face challenges with the frequent and occasionally problematic software updates that disrupt operations. Additionally, while the invoicing feature is capable, it often requires tedious corrections, affecting clients' satisfaction.
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WebRezPro HMS is a comprehensive cloud-based property management system designed to enhance productivity and increase revenue for hospitality businesses. It excels in managing reservations, offering personalized reporting, and seamlessly integrating with various online travel agencies (OTAs) and essential tools like QuickBooks, Stripe, and SiteMinder. Key benefits include efficient onboarding supported by training videos, custom reporting options, and intuitive navigation. It helps streamline both front desk and back office operations, improving overall efficiency and customer experience, and significantly reducing operational costs. WebRezPro also features an integrated, commission-free online booking engine and mobile optimization to fit modern business needs.
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WebRezPro offers a blend of notable advantages and significant drawbacks for hotel management. Users appreciate the seamless integration with OTA channels, comprehensive reporting, and robust customer service, contributing to increased efficiency and guest satisfaction. However, criticisms focus on the archaic design, complex navigation, and ineffective group functions, impacting operational simplicity and user experience. Notable improvements in reservation editing are suggested to boost revenue and service quality.
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Freetobook is highly valued by small to medium-sized accommodations for its easy usability, no expensive fees, and effective channel management. It integrates well with multiple channels, allowing for simple price and reservation updates. Users appreciate its real-time room availability and the added flexibility of advertising rooms at lower prices. However, there's feedback for a modernized interface and the inclusion of more languages like Dutch.
Not sure where to start with Hotel Management Systems? This section is your crash course. We’ll walk you through what an HMS actually is, what features to expect, how pricing typically works, which integrations matter (hint: PMS, booking engine, channel manager), and what to think about when it comes to implementation. We’ll also cover benefits, common pitfalls, and trends shaping the category. It’s everything you need to get oriented—and it’s based on real-world insights from thousands of hoteliers.
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What is the Best Hotel Management Software?
The best hotel management software is an all-in-one platform that includes booking engine, PMS, channel manager, and payment processing. It should support hundreds of distribution channel integrations and offer real-time reporting.
HotelTechReport’s global ranking of the best hotel management systems is designed to help hoteliers cut through the noise and quickly identify trusted solutions used by peers around the world. That said, what’s “best” ultimately depends on your hotel’s unique context—from your location and tech stack integrations to the number of rooms, on-site amenities, types of guests you serve, and even team preferences.
How we evaluate hotel software products:
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1. Verified user reviews from real hoteliers
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2. Customer satisfaction scores across categories like ease of use, support, ROI, and implementation
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3. Integration compatibility with other tools in the hotel tech ecosystem
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4. Review recency and volume, ensuring rankings reflect current user sentiment
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5. Company traction and market share within specific property segments
Tip: Before choosing a system, narrow your options by filtering based on property size, location, and key integrations to find the best fit for your operation.
The key functionality and core jobs to be done of a hotel management software (HMS) are crucial for hoteliers in the hospitality industry to streamline their day-to-day operations and enhance guest experience. A modern hotel management software, often cloud-based and user-friendly, includes several modules and features:
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Property Management System (PMS): A central reservation and front desk operations hub that automates check-in, reservation management, and guest check-out processes in real-time.
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Booking Engine: An online booking engine integrated with the hotel's website to enable direct bookings and maximize occupancy.
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Channel Manager: Manages various online travel agencies (OTAs) and other distribution channels, preventing overbookings and ensuring pricing consistency.
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Rate Management: Helps in rate management and pricing strategies to maximize profitability.
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Point-of-Sale (POS): Handles payment processing and invoicing for various hotel services, including upsell opportunities.
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Customer Relationship Management (CRM): Manages guest information and helps in personalized messaging and customer support.
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Integration: Seamless integrations with OTAs, social media, and third-party software solutions like Expedia, Airbnb, and others.
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Mobile App: Offers an intuitive mobile app for both guests and hotel staff, enhancing the guest experience and providing ease of use.
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All-in-One Solution: Provides an all-in-one solution to cater to different types of properties, including hotels, motels, inns, hostels, B&Bs, vacation rentals, campgrounds, and even hotel chains.
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Cloud-Based: Utilizes cloud technology for accessibility and real-time updates from anywhere, allowing hoteliers to manage their property remotely.
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Guest Experience: Focuses on enhancing the guest experience through efficient check-in processes, messaging, and online booking capabilities.
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Front Office and Back Office: Manages front desk operations as well as back-office tasks like inventory management and accounting.
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Payment Processing: Ensures secure credit card transactions and payment processing.
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Social Media Integration: Helps in marketing and engaging with guests through social media platforms.
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Direct Bookings: Encourages guests to book directly through the hotel's website, reducing commission fees to OTAs.
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Ease of Use: Offers user-friendly interfaces for both hotel staff and guests to navigate effortlessly.
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Maximize Profitability: Aims to increase revenue and profitability through efficient operations and pricing strategies.
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Upgrades: Allows for easy system upgrades and customization to adapt to evolving hotel business needs.
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Invoicing: Generates invoices for various services and tracks payments.
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Central Reservation: Provides a centralized system for managing reservations across different channels.
Hoteliers use these functionalities to streamline operations, increase direct bookings, and ultimately provide an exceptional guest experience, regardless of the type and size of their property. Leading hotel management software solutions like Cloudbeds, Little Hotelier, WebRezPro, and others offer comprehensive solutions for the hotel industry.
- Multi-currency
- Gift Vouchers
- Direct billing
- RevPaR & ADR Reports
- Transactional Emails (booking, folios, etc)
- Automated night audit
- Payment Requests
- Multi-currency
- Gift Vouchers
- Direct billing
- RevPaR & ADR Reports
- Transactional Emails (booking, folios, etc)
- Automated night audit
- Payment Requests
- Native Email Marketing
- Group Booking Engine
- Website Development
- Booking Engine
- Channel Manager
- Gift Vouchers
- Transactional Emails (booking, folios, etc)
- Guest Communication (SMS Messaging)
- Native Email Marketing
- Guest profiles
- Guest CRM
- Native Email Marketing
- Group Booking Engine
- Website Development
- Booking Engine
- Channel Manager
- Gift Vouchers
- Transactional Emails (booking, folios, etc)
- Guest Communication (SMS Messaging)
- Native Email Marketing
- Guest profiles
- Guest CRM
- Multi-lingual
- Multi-currency
- Centralized user & role management
- Multi-lingual
- Multi-currency
- Centralized user & role management
- Native Email Marketing
- Guest Feedback Management
- Gift Vouchers
- Transactional Emails (booking, folios, etc)
- Guest profiles
- Centralized Messaging
- Native Email Marketing
- Guest Feedback Management
- Gift Vouchers
- Transactional Emails (booking, folios, etc)
- Guest profiles
- Centralized Messaging
- Guest Feedback Management
- Housekeeping module
- Property Management System
- Automated night audit
- Mobile Device Notes & Tasks (Voice-to-Text)
- Mobile App
- Calendar view
- Task Management
- Automated reminders
- Guest profiles
- Tablet/Kiosk Check-in
- Payment Requests
- Centralized Messaging
- Automated Space Optimization
- Guest Feedback Management
- Housekeeping module
- Property Management System
- Automated night audit
- Mobile Device Notes & Tasks (Voice-to-Text)
- Mobile App
- Calendar view
- Task Management
- Automated reminders
- Guest profiles
- Tablet/Kiosk Check-in
- Payment Requests
- Centralized Messaging
- Automated Space Optimization
- Group functionality
- Automated Space Optimization
- Group functionality
- Automated Space Optimization
- Guest Feedback Management
- Gift Vouchers
- Integrated ID & Passport Scanner
- Digital Registration
- Guest App
- Online Check-in
- Online Checkout
- Guest Messaging
- Transactional Emails (booking, folios, etc)
- Tablet/Kiosk Check-in
- Guest Feedback Management
- Gift Vouchers
- Integrated ID & Passport Scanner
- Digital Registration
- Guest App
- Online Check-in
- Online Checkout
- Guest Messaging
- Transactional Emails (booking, folios, etc)
- Tablet/Kiosk Check-in
- Housekeeping module
- Automated Space Optimization
- Housekeeping Mobile App
- Real-Time Status Updates
- Automated Assignments
- Real Time Reporting
- Shift Planning
- Employee Messaging
- Online Checkout
- Housekeeping module
- Automated Space Optimization
- Housekeeping Mobile App
- Real-Time Status Updates
- Automated Assignments
- Real Time Reporting
- Shift Planning
- Employee Messaging
- Online Checkout
- Multi-currency
- Gift Vouchers
- Payment Requests
- Direct billing
- Automated reminders
- Integrated Payment Terminal & Card Reader
- Multi-currency
- Gift Vouchers
- Payment Requests
- Direct billing
- Automated reminders
- Integrated Payment Terminal & Card Reader
- Rate Shopping Module
- Property Management System
- RevPaR & ADR Reports
- Gift Vouchers
- Channel Manager
- Integrated CRS
- Drag-n-Drop Tapechart
- Rate Management
- Automated Space Optimization
- Automated Assignments
- Rules Based Room Assignments
- Transactional Emails (booking, folios, etc)
- Rate Shopping Module
- Property Management System
- RevPaR & ADR Reports
- Gift Vouchers
- Channel Manager
- Integrated CRS
- Drag-n-Drop Tapechart
- Rate Management
- Automated Space Optimization
- Automated Assignments
- Rules Based Room Assignments
- Transactional Emails (booking, folios, etc)
- Rate Shopping Module
- Revenue Management Module
- Pricing Intelligence
- Channel Manager
- RevPaR & ADR Reports
- Custom rates
- Ancillary revenue tracking
- Base Pricing
- Rate Shopping Module
- Revenue Management Module
- Pricing Intelligence
- Channel Manager
- RevPaR & ADR Reports
- Custom rates
- Ancillary revenue tracking
- Base Pricing
- PCI Compliant
- GDPR Compliant
- SOC2 Complaint
- Tax Configuration
- PCI Compliant
- GDPR Compliant
- SOC2 Complaint
- Tax Configuration
- Online 24/7 support
- Online 24/7 support
- Point of Sale
- Point of Sale
What are the benefits of hotel management software?
Hotel management software is typically used in smaller properties like B&Bs and guest houses to streamline front desk functions like property management, check-in, back-office tasks and POS (point of sale) functions when staffing is lighter. This is a non-customizable hotel management solution generally combines core hotel property management system functionality with fully integrated channel management (prevent overbookings and connect to travel agents like Expedia), online booking engine, hotel website, guest service portal, housekeeping, maintenance, event management, email marketing, text messaging, customized reporting, surveys, rate management, dynamic pricing, sales lead generation, point-of-sale, payment gateway, and more.
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Increase ADR (increase revenue): Cross-utilization of key components of the hotel software allows properties to track current and past guest behavior and target market upgrades, add-ons and packages through the reservation/ online booking process (credit card processing) as well as through targeted marketing campaigns. Past occupancy trend reports can be utilized to apply dynamic pricing methodology to increase ADR for in-demand periods and shoulder nights. The ability to apply restriction-based pricing within your rate manager that integrates seamlessly to the built-in channel manager connectivity easily and efficiently increases ADR to higher occupancy periods.
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Grow Occupancy: In order to increase occupancy, your system must be able to quickly and agilely adapt to booking trends. A true All-in-1 hotel management system provides pace reporting variances so that the property can identify areas of low occupancy and make price changes that immediately flow out to all channels, along with quickly sending targeted email marketing campaigns to entice more customers during the slower periods. The ability to quickly create packages to increase occupancy and interest in targeted dates is equally important.
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Save Time & Money: all-in-one hospitality software providers bundle various automation tools and services into one solution to help unify systems to an integrated all-in-one management solution, saving staff time and providing more visibility throughout hotel operations. Best-in-class providers offer a built-in channel manager with live, two-way direct connections to all major OTA’s and GDS’s. This saves properties time and money by eliminating the middleman. Room inventory is live across corresponding OTA/GDS, with no need for an intermediary such as a CRS. That being said, many all-in-one hotel software providers do connect with top-rated CRS platforms as well.
When you're evaluating a Hotel Management System (HMS), it’s easy to get lost in the integration checklist. But here’s the thing: a true HMS should come fully loaded with the core components already built in.
At a minimum, your HMS should include:
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✅ Native PMS for reservations, room management, and guest profiles
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✅ Integrated Booking Engine that’s synced with availability and rates
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✅ Channel Manager to distribute inventory across OTAs
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✅ Website Builder / CMS to manage your direct channel presence
These shouldn't be third-party bolt-ons. They should be seamlessly native—or at the very least, deeply embedded. That said, some HMS platforms do white-label third-party channel managers or booking engines, so it’s worth asking what's truly native and what’s not. If it’s not fully owned or deeply integrated, you may run into issues with data syncs, support delays, or limited functionality down the line.
Once you've got those native tools covered, here are the external integrations that actually matter—the ones that help your HMS plug into the broader ecosystem of your hotel’s financial, marketing, and operational tech stack.
Hotel management software typically costs between $50 to $500 per month, depending on features, number of rooms, and user access. Basic systems for small hotels start at $50–$100 monthly, while enterprise solutions with advanced analytics and integrations can exceed $500.
Most hotel management software is priced on a per room per month basis with several tiers based on feature requirements, integrations and more. At a high level, the typical price of hotel management software ranges from $4-$10 per room per month. If you are paying less than $4/room per month please make sure to very carefully vet your vendor as this is very deep in the 'budget' end of the spectrum. Most vendors will provide some minimum room count in their pricing. For example, they might say $4/room per month but have a 50 room minimum, so if you have a 20 room hotel your actual cost of ownership will be $200/month. This is very normal, don't be alarmed when you hear it.
These figures do not factor payment processing fees as some vendors offer integrated payment processing while others require your hotel to work with a 3rd party payment processor. When evaluating solutions; however, you should definitely compare payment processing fees of one vendor to the next as these can add up quickly and often cost more than the hotel software subscription itself.
Key Factors Affecting Pricing
- Feature Set: More advanced and comprehensive features increase the cost.
- Scalability: Systems designed for larger properties with complex needs tend to be more expensive.
- Support and Implementation: Higher-end systems usually include more extensive support and implementation services, contributing to higher costs.
Entry-level HMS are more affordable and suitable for smaller properties, while mid to high-end systems are geared towards larger properties with more complex requirements, reflected in their higher pricing.
Here's a broad overview of market pricing:
System Tier Typical Price Range Target Market Key Features Entry-Level Systems $90 – $400/month Smaller properties (B&Bs, motels, small inns) Core functionality: reservation management, basic channel management, guest communication tools Mid to High-End Systems $300 – several thousand/month Mid-sized to large hotels, groups, chains Advanced features, custom workflows, rich integrations, enterprise-grade support
Hotel software that succeeds in quick and efficient on-boarding of new properties is adept at sharing the full scope of the implementation project on the kickoff call and communicating effectively with key decision-makers.
The provider should ensure that key decision-makers are available for each of the following calls and that they understand how their role is vital to the success of the implementation.
Importing data from the current system, setting up gateway connections, and building out rooms, rates and third-party connections takes diligence. Working with a hospitality management system that can port in previous guest experience and hotel reservation data will help shorten the onboarding process, as well as provide historical data for reporting purposes.
Smaller properties can plan for a 3-week onboarding time frame, while larger properties with more complex integrations should plan for 4+ weeks of implementation.
API technologies refer to open API platforms and the transition to the cloud, which allows easier access, better connection of multiple modules, and faster data transfer.
APIs enable hotels to manage real-time data through property management system (PMS) integration with customer relationship management (CRM) tools and third-party service providers. Thus, hotels provide their guests with accurate information about room availability and prices and simplify the management of reservations on multiple platforms.
Plus, by introducing mobile apps for faster access to hotel services, guests can have easier check-in/check-out processes.
Here's what this could mean for your hotel...
- Dynamic personalization across the guest journey. PMS integrations with CRM, upselling, and guest feedback tools will enable real-time personalization—offering specific room upgrades or amenities based on a guest’s loyalty tier, preferences, and behavior in real time.
- Unified command centers for multi-property brands. Instead of jumping between siloed systems, hoteliers will manage bookings, revenue, guest messaging, and inventory across multiple hotels through a centralized interface powered by interconnected APIs.
- Self-configuring tech stacks. Hotels will be able to plug-and-play new third-party tools (e.g. POS, housekeeping, wellness booking apps) without lengthy onboarding or development cycles—automatically syncing relevant data to the PMS in real time.
API technologies refer to open API platforms and the transition to the cloud, which allows easier access, better connection of multiple modules, and faster data transfer.
APIs enable hotels to manage real-time data through property management system (PMS) integration with customer relationship management (CRM) tools and third-party service providers. Thus, hotels provide their guests with accurate information about room availability and prices and simplify the management of reservations on multiple platforms.
Plus, by introducing mobile apps for faster access to hotel services, guests can have easier check-in/check-out processes.
Here's what this could mean for your hotel...
- Dynamic personalization across the guest journey. PMS integrations with CRM, upselling, and guest feedback tools will enable real-time personalization—offering specific room upgrades or amenities based on a guest’s loyalty tier, preferences, and behavior in real time.
- Unified command centers for multi-property brands. Instead of jumping between siloed systems, hoteliers will manage bookings, revenue, guest messaging, and inventory across multiple hotels through a centralized interface powered by interconnected APIs.
- Self-configuring tech stacks. Hotels will be able to plug-and-play new third-party tools (e.g. POS, housekeeping, wellness booking apps) without lengthy onboarding or development cycles—automatically syncing relevant data to the PMS in real time.
API technologies refer to open API platforms and the transition to the cloud, which allows easier access, better connection of multiple modules, and faster data transfer.
APIs enable hotels to manage real-time data through property management system (PMS) integration with customer relationship management (CRM) tools and third-party service providers. Thus, hotels provide their guests with accurate information about room availability and prices and simplify the management of reservations on multiple platforms.
Plus, by introducing mobile apps for faster access to hotel services, guests can have easier check-in/check-out processes.
Here's what this could mean for your hotel...
- Dynamic personalization across the guest journey. PMS integrations with CRM, upselling, and guest feedback tools will enable real-time personalization—offering specific room upgrades or amenities based on a guest’s loyalty tier, preferences, and behavior in real time.
- Unified command centers for multi-property brands. Instead of jumping between siloed systems, hoteliers will manage bookings, revenue, guest messaging, and inventory across multiple hotels through a centralized interface powered by interconnected APIs.
- Self-configuring tech stacks. Hotels will be able to plug-and-play new third-party tools (e.g. POS, housekeeping, wellness booking apps) without lengthy onboarding or development cycles—automatically syncing relevant data to the PMS in real time.
Hospitality management software provides all software necessities in one easy-to-use, cloud-based platform: hotel booking and reservations management as well as functionality to manage day-to-day front desk agent workflows and general hotel operations.
Hotel management software is typically used in smaller properties like B&Bs and guest houses to streamline back-office and POS (point of sale) functions when staffing is lighter. This is a non-customizable hotel management solution generally combines core hotel property management system functionality with fully integrated channel management (prevent overbookings and connect to travel agents like Expedia), online booking engine, hotel website, guest service portal, housekeeping, maintenance, event management, email marketing, text messaging, customized reporting, surveys, rate management, dynamic pricing, sales lead generation, point-of-sale, payment gateway, and more.
A single login allows the user to streamline access for one or multiple properties based on security profile credentials so hoteliers can see real-time inventory data.
A cloud-based hotel software can be used across all platforms and browsers. Hotel management systems are typically used by smaller boutiques, inns, and vacation rentals that require simple software solutions that combine basic reservation system functionality and automate front office tasks in a user-friendly interface. Larger players in the hotel industry tend to prefer dedicated property management systems for more comprehensive functionality that serves larger properties. Hotel chains and even larger independent hotels tend to use dedicated property management systems that can leverage integrations with other SaaS products in order to boost direct bookings, connect to distribution systems, manage occupancy rates, etc.
Having said that, many popular HMS players like Cloudbeds do offer fully integrated property management systems (cloud PMS) that are purpose built for the hotel business. Less common functionality amongst hotel management software includes room service ordering and a turnkey loyalty program.
Hotels most often use a property management system to manage all reservations, check-ins, invoices, and guest profiles. In addition, hotels might use a booking engine to allow reservations to be booked on the hotel website, plus a channel manager to connect to third-party platforms, a revenue management system, and customer relationship management system, and more. Hotels in the hospitality industry utilize a variety of computer software systems to optimize their day-to-day operations, enhance guest experience, and improve profitability. These software solutions include:
Property Management System (PMS): This is the cornerstone of hotel management software, offering an all-in-one solution to streamline front desk operations, reservation management, and other key features of hotel operations. Hotel PMS like Cloudbeds and Ezee are cloud-based, user-friendly, and customizable, catering to different types of properties, from small hotels and B&Bs to vacation rentals and campgrounds.
Booking Engine: Integrated with the hotel's website, this tool allows for direct bookings, providing real-time availability and pricing. It's a crucial component for increasing occupancy and reducing reliance on OTAs like Booking.com and Expedia.
Channel Manager: This tool synchronizes inventory management and rate management across various OTA platforms, including Airbnb, ensuring real-time updates and minimizing overbookings. It's essential for hotels to maintain consistent information across all booking channels.
Point of Sale (POS) System: Integrated POS systems streamline the guest experience by managing on-site transactions for services like dining, spa treatments, and other amenities, ensuring ease of use and efficient payment processing.
Revenue Management System: This software helps hoteliers optimize pricing strategies based on occupancy levels, market demand, and other variables, aiming to maximize revenue and profitability.
Customer Relationship Management (CRM): These management tools help hotels personalize guest communications, manage guest profiles, and implement targeted marketing strategies through channels like social media and email, enhancing guest loyalty and repeat business.
Central Reservation System: This system is crucial for multi-property management, allowing hotel chains to manage reservations across various locations from a single platform, offering a streamlined workflow and centralized data management.
Hospitality Management Solutions: Platforms like Little Hotelier and innRoad offer management solutions designed specifically for independent hotels, motels, and smaller property types, focusing on ease of use, intuitive design, and key functionality to manage front office and back office tasks.
These award-winning software solutions are designed to be intuitive, customizable, and mobile-friendly, ensuring that hoteliers, regardless of the size or type of their property, can manage their operations efficiently, improve guest services, and ultimately drive the success of their hotel business. They support the hotel industry by providing robust customer support, regular updates, and integrating with various payment gateways for secure and efficient credit card transactions.
A hotel management system first receives reservations from the hotel’s website, booking channels, or manual entry. Then, the reservations are available for staff to manage in the system’s dashboard. Hotel management systems often offer integrations with complementary systems like payment processors and customer relationships management (CRM) systems to seamlessly leverage reservation data.
The most advanced hotel PMS software vendors include vendors like RoomRaccoon, Cloudbeds, RMS Cloud, and Little Hotelier (by Siteminder). The most advanced software is typically built by companies focused on the specific needs of mid-sized to smaller hotels that are well funded with strong engineering and product design resources. While design is not necessarily indicative of advanced capabilities you will likely be able to tell in an instant if a system is dated if it has poor usability. Some vendors may be more advanced than others in specific areas. Cloudbeds for example, has invested significant resources in modules for rate management (PIE) and payments.
Hotel managers should have strong leadership, communication, and problem-solving skills. In addition, hotel managers will benefit from marketing skills, budgeting and financial acumen, a high degree of patience, a strong work ethic, and even foreign language proficiency. Experience in the hotel industry is helpful, though it’s not a requirement.
The most senior position in a hotel is the general manager. General managers are like the CEO of a hotel; they are responsible for coordination between all departments, hiring employees, solving problems, and ensuring that the hotel meets its goals. Department directors typically report to the general manager (GM), and the GM reports to the hotel owners.
Hotel Software (like any software is subjective). Popular players include Cloudbeds, Room Raccoon, Ezee, RMS, and Hotelogix. Read reviews above when selecting a vendor. Make sure their revenue model is aligned (commission-free!) and that their customer support is top-notch because this system will be the lifeblood of your hotel.
The purpose of hotel management is to coordinate all operations of a hotel, from the front desk and housekeeping to food and beverage and finance. Hotel managers are often also responsible for marketing the hotel, complying with local regulations, and hiring and training employees. In addition, the hotel manager will respond to guest complaints and solve any problems that arise.
Property Management Systems (PMS) are software solutions commonly used in the hotel industry by hoteliers to manage various aspects of their properties, such as booking engine, front desk, check-in, room service, and more. These systems can automate many tasks and streamline hotel operations, allowing hoteliers to focus on providing a great guest experience. Many PMS are cloud-based, which allows for real-time access to data and the ability to access the system from anywhere. Some popular PMS providers in the hotel industry include cloudbeds, ezee, little hotelier, hotelogix, and others. These solutions often include functionality such as channel management, revenue management, rate management, and online booking. Some even have modules for vacation rentals, event management, and credit card payment processing. These all-in-one management solutions are user-friendly and can help hotels increase direct bookings and reduce dependence on online travel agents (OTAs) such as Expedia. A hotel website with an online booking engine and mobile app can also help to increase reservations and upsell services to guests. Other software solutions commonly used in the hotel industry include Point of Sale (POS) systems, CRM solutions, and software for managing social media and customer support. These software products can help hoteliers manage day-to-day operations and improve overall revenue management. Some providers offer commission-free solutions for small properties, such as inns, hostels, B&Bs, motels, and independent hotels.
The concept of a "best" hotel management system is subjective and largely dependent on the specific needs and requirements of each hotel. Hoteliers understand that various variables, such as room count, location, amenities, average daily rate (ADR), outlets, and more, play a crucial role in determining the most suitable hotel management software.
When it comes to managing hotel operations effectively, a hotel property management system (PMS) is a fundamental tool. It encompasses a wide range of functionalities, including check-in/check-out processes, front desk operations, guest services, room service, event management, and allocation management. The PMS serves as the central hub for streamlining various aspects of hotel operations and ensuring a seamless guest experience.
Real-time functionality is essential in a hotel PMS, enabling hotel managers to have up-to-date information on room availability, pricing, and occupancy. This information is vital for revenue management and optimizing distribution channels, including online booking engines, direct bookings, travel agents, and OTAs (Online Travel Agencies).
To maximize revenue potential, a hotel management system should also integrate a channel manager to automate the process of managing rates and inventory across different distribution channels. This helps prevent overbookings and ensures that pricing is optimized across multiple platforms.
In addition to revenue management, a robust hotel management system often includes a point-of-sale (POS) system, allowing seamless integration with various outlets within the hotel. The POS system enables efficient management of billing and payments, including credit card processing and integration with payment gateways.
Customer relationship management (CRM) functionality is another crucial component of a comprehensive hotel management system. It allows hoteliers to track guest profiles, preferences, and interactions, enabling personalized services and targeted marketing efforts. Integration with social media platforms can also enhance guest engagement and loyalty programs.
Furthermore, customizable software solutions are preferred as they enable hoteliers to tailor the system to their specific requirements and branding. This flexibility is especially valuable for independent hotels, bed and breakfast establishments, and small properties that may have unique needs.
Several hotel management system providers offer comprehensive solutions that meet the diverse requirements of the hospitality industry. Some well-known names in the market include Cloudbeds, Hotelogix, Oracle, and many others. These systems often provide additional features such as mobile apps, kiosks, chatbots, and customer support to further enhance the guest experience.
Ultimately, the "best" hotel management system is one that aligns with the specific needs of the hotel, offers a wide range of functionalities, integrates with distribution channels, and supports the automation and optimization of hotel operations. By leveraging technology effectively, hoteliers can streamline processes, improve guest satisfaction, and drive revenue growth in the dynamic and ever-evolving hotel industry.
A lodging management system is a comprehensive software solution used in the hospitality industry to streamline hotel operations and maximize profitability. It is also known as a hotel property management system (PMS) or hotel management software. This cloud-based software provides functionality for various aspects of hotel management, including front desk operations, direct bookings, point-of-sale (POS) transactions, upselling, revenue management, and guest services.
The primary purpose of a lodging management system is to automate day-to-day hotel operations and enhance the guest experience. It serves as an all-in-one solution for different types of properties such as hotels, hostels, B&Bs, vacation rentals, inns, motels, and campgrounds. The system offers modules for front office and back-office functions, including reservation management, check-in/check-out processes, room service, billing, and inventory management.
One of the key features of a lodging management system is the online booking engine, which allows guests to make direct bookings through the hotel's website. It integrates with various distribution channels, such as OTAs (Online Travel Agencies) like Expedia and Airbnb, to ensure real-time availability and pricing updates across multiple platforms. This integration helps to maximize occupancy and revenue by reaching a wider audience.
The system also includes a channel manager, which synchronizes room availability and rates across different distribution channels, avoiding overbookings and discrepancies. This functionality is crucial in managing pricing and inventory effectively. Revenue management tools help hoteliers optimize rates and occupancy to achieve the highest possible revenue per available room (RevPAR) and average daily rate (ADR).
Lodging management systems provide an intuitive user interface and are designed to be user-friendly for both hotel staff and guests. They often offer mobile apps for convenient access to the system and allow guests to manage their reservations, request services, and communicate with the hotel via messaging features.
Payment processing and credit card integration are essential components of a lodging management system, enabling secure and efficient transactions. It supports various payment gateways to accommodate different payment methods.
In addition to operational functionalities, a lodging management system may include customer relationship management (CRM) features to track guest preferences, history, and provide personalized services. Integration with social media platforms allows hotels to engage with guests and promote their services.
Popular lodging management system providers, such as Cloudbeds and Little Hotelier, offer comprehensive software solutions tailored to the needs of hospitality businesses. These systems are backed by customer support to assist with any technical issues or inquiries.
A lodging management system streamlines operations, enhances guest satisfaction, and increases profitability for hotel businesses by providing a centralized solution to manage reservations, automate processes, and optimize revenue.
The hospitality industry relies on various management software solutions to enhance guest experiences, streamline operations, and drive profitability. A Property Management System (PMS) serves as the backbone of hotel operations, handling reservations, check-ins, and room assignments while ensuring real-time availability updates across booking channels. Many modern PMS solutions offer extensive integrations with other hotel technologies, allowing properties to automate processes like room pricing, housekeeping management, and guest communications.
Revenue management software leverages data analytics and AI to optimize pricing strategies and maximize occupancy. Point of Sale (POS) systems are essential for processing transactions in hotel restaurants, bars, and room service, seamlessly connecting with the PMS for accurate billing. Business intelligence tools enhance decision-making by providing deep insights into market trends and hotel profitability.
Hotel management software also includes guest engagement platforms, enabling properties to personalize marketing efforts and loyalty programs. Housekeeping and maintenance systems ensure operational efficiency, while event and meeting space solutions streamline group bookings. Many of these technologies now feature real-time dashboards, allowing hoteliers to track performance and make data-driven decisions. As the hospitality industry evolves, robust functionality and seamless integrations will continue to define the success of hotel technology ecosystems.
Digital check-in at a hotel leverages technology to streamline the traditional check-in process, enhancing convenience for both guests and hotel staff. Here's how it typically works:
Pre-Arrival Communication: Before arriving at the hotel, guests receive an email or SMS with a link to the hotel's digital check-in platform. This platform is often part of the hotel's property management system (PMS) or a dedicated hotel management software.
Online Booking Engine Integration: Guests who booked through the hotel's online booking engine or through OTAs like Booking.com or Expedia are directed to the digital check-in process. This integration ensures that all necessary booking details are already in the system.
Identity Verification: Guests provide identification information, such as a photo of their ID or passport, through the digital platform. This can be done via a secure web page or a mobile app.
Reservation Management: The system verifies the guest's reservation details, ensuring the correct room type, dates, and any special requests. This is managed through the hotel’s property management system.
Credit Card and Payment Processing: Guests can enter their credit card details for payment and pre-authorization through a secure payment gateway. This integrates with the hotel's point of sale (POS) system for seamless transactions.
Room Assignment and Key Issuance: Once the check-in process is complete, the system assigns a room and provides the guest with a digital room key. This key can be sent via email, SMS, or accessed through a mobile app. Some hotels use mobile apps that allow the guest’s smartphone to function as a room key using NFC or Bluetooth technology.
Upselling and Upgrades: During the digital check-in process, hotels can offer room upgrades, additional services, or amenities through the platform. This helps in upselling and enhancing the guest experience.
Messaging and Communication: The hotel can communicate important information to the guest through the digital platform, such as hotel policies, amenities, and local attractions. Messaging capabilities within the system ensure guests have all the information they need.
Guest Experience and Automation: The entire digital check-in process is designed to be user-friendly, minimizing the need for guests to wait in line at the front desk. This automation helps streamline hotel operations, allowing staff to focus on providing personalized service.
Customer Support and Assistance: If guests encounter any issues during the digital check-in process, they can access customer support through the platform, ensuring a smooth and hassle-free experience.
By incorporating digital check-in, hotels can enhance the overall guest experience, reduce wait times, and improve operational efficiency. This technology is especially beneficial for modern travelers who prioritize convenience and contactless services.
Hotels use a variety of software solutions to manage their check-in process and overall operations. A property management system (PMS) is central to this functionality, integrating various hotel management software components to streamline operations and improve efficiency. Hoteliers rely on PMS for front desk operations, reservation management, and guest experience enhancement.
A cloud-based hotel PMS offers several advantages, including real-time updates and seamless connectivity with online travel agencies (OTAs) like Expedia and Booking.com. This integration helps manage pricing, inventory management, and occupancy more effectively, minimizing overbookings and optimizing rate management.
To further enhance the guest experience, hotels often employ booking engines on their hotel websites to facilitate direct bookings. This reduces dependency on OTAs and their commissions, providing a commission-free booking channel. Additionally, channel managers help hoteliers distribute room availability across multiple platforms, ensuring consistent information across all booking channels.
For payment processing and credit card transactions, integrated point of sale (POS) systems within the PMS are crucial. These systems not only handle payments but also support revenue management, helping hoteliers maximize revenue through dynamic pricing strategies.
Inns, motels, hostels, B&Bs, and even vacation rentals can benefit from using all-in-one management solutions that offer ease of use and cater to various property types. These solutions often include modules for CRM, messaging, upgrades, and upselling, providing a comprehensive toolkit for hotel operations.
Advanced hotel software solutions also feature inventory management, reservation systems, and management tools to automate workflows and streamline operations. This level of automation allows staff to focus more on guest interaction and less on administrative tasks, improving the overall hospitality industry standards.
Providers like Airbnb have also influenced the market, leading to the development of mobile apps and cloud PMS options that cater to modern traveler expectations. These user-friendly solutions offer real-time updates and customer support, enhancing the flexibility and responsiveness of hotel businesses.
In summary, the combination of a robust property management system, online booking engine, channel manager, and other integrated management tools forms a comprehensive software solution for hotels to automate and streamline operations, improving both efficiency and the guest experience across the hotel industry.
Cloud-based hotel management software is an all-in-one property management system (PMS) designed to streamline operations in the hospitality industry. This hotel management software integrates various modules to enhance the guest experience and improve profitability for hoteliers.
Key features of a cloud PMS include a booking engine for direct bookings, a channel manager to handle multiple booking channels such as OTA and travel agents, and rate management to optimize pricing. The software facilitates real-time updates on room inventory, ensuring efficient hotel operations.
The front desk functionality supports seamless check-in and check-out processes, while the POS (point of sale) system manages payment processing. The front office and back office operations are automated, reducing the hassle for hotel staff and enhancing productivity. Cloud-based hotel management software also includes features like CRM, messaging, and guest engagement tools, which are crucial for maintaining strong relationships with guests.
For independent hotels, hotel chains, hostels, and vacation rentals, this software offers multi-property management, allowing general managers and hotel groups to oversee multiple locations from a single platform. The reservation system and hotel booking capabilities ensure efficient handling of occupancy and reservations.
Automate your hotel’s workflows with cloud solutions that support contactless operations, including check-in, onboarding, and guest services. The software’s API integrations enable partnerships with various tech stack providers, enhancing the overall functionality and ensuring a user-friendly experience.
Cloud-based hotel management software supports revenue management strategies, helping hoteliers maximize profitability. The software's commission-free model for direct bookings saves on costs associated with third-party booking channels. PCI compliance ensures secure credit card transactions.
By adopting cloud-based hotel management software, hospitality management professionals can discover new efficiencies, streamline operations, and enhance the guest experience through innovative technology solutions.
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