A resort is not a hotel with a garden. Guests arrive on a package, eat every meal on site, spend across several outlets, and stay two or three nights instead of one …
Same system.
Different first problem.
A resort, a guest house and a service apartment run on the same eleven modules and need completely different things from them on day one. These pages say which, honestly — so you can tell in two minutes whether StayFlint fits the property you actually run.
A guest house does not need eleven modules on day one. It needs the desk to be faster than a register book, the day's cash to reconcile without an argument, and the …
A boutique property has fewer rooms at a higher rate and a guest who found you deliberately. That inverts the maths: every point of OTA commission is expensive, and …
A budget hotel lives on volume and turnover, which means the two most expensive things are a slow desk and a cash count that does not tie out. Everything else is sec…
Service apartments sell weeks and months, mostly to companies. That means the bill has to stay coherent for thirty days, a company has to be able to process an invoi…
Talk to the people who built it
No call centre and no sales script — you reach the team that writes the software. Tell us your hotel's size and what you run today; we'll tell you honestly whether StayFlint fits.
- A 20-minute call — we look at how you take bookings today.
- We set your rooms, rates and staff up on a trial property.
- You run one real day on it before any money changes hands.
Not sure which one you are?
Send us your room count and what you run — restaurant, corporate business, agents, long stays — and we'll tell you straight whether StayFlint fits.