Front desk & reservations
Arrivals, departures, walk-ins, group bookings and the room plan — with folios that carry every charge through to checkout.
Reservations, rooms, housekeeping, rates and channels in one system — so the night auditor, the housekeeper and the revenue manager are all looking at the same property.
Check-in happens at 3pm whether the system is ready or not, and a booking that arrives twice is a guest standing at a desk with nowhere to sleep. StayDesk is built around that: the room state, the rate and the folio are one record, and every screen that touches them — front desk, housekeeping, the channel feed — sees the change as it happens.
Switch on what the property needs; a small hotel does not have to run a group's toolset.
Arrivals, departures, walk-ins, group bookings and the room plan — with folios that carry every charge through to checkout.
Room status, cleaning assignments and inspections on the housekeeper's phone, updating the desk the moment a room is ready.
Rate plans and availability distributed to the channels you sell on, with price suggestions from your own occupancy and pace.
Guests book, upload documents, settle and make requests themselves — and earn against a loyalty scheme that is yours, not a platform's.
Restaurant and minibar charges posted to the room, maintenance tickets raised from any screen, and a support desk for the team.
The close that has to balance every night, plus occupancy, ADR, RevPAR and the figures an owner asks for.
Rooms, types, rate plans and users configured to match how the property actually sells and cleans.
Rate plans loaded, availability connected to the channels you already sell on, and tested against live inventory.
Forward bookings imported, staff trained on their own screens, and the night audit run with your team watching.
One property first, with us on hand through the first arrivals day; a group follows property by property.
By rooms and by property, quoted after a short call. A twelve-room guest house and a three-hundred-room hotel should not be on the same number.
One hotel or building, with the modules it actually uses.
Several properties under one login, with reporting across them.
For operators whose policy requires the system in their own environment.
A property sells in more places than its own website. These connections are ready or built during onboarding.
Yes. Properties are separate — their own rooms, rates and staff — with group reporting across them and permissions that decide who sees which. A single hotel never sees the group machinery.
No. The guest portal is a web page: they book, upload their ID, settle and make requests from a link, in Arabic or English, without installing anything.
Folios become compliant invoices through the same e-invoicing path our other products use, so the restaurant bill and the room charge are one document the authority accepts.
Rates and availability are pushed out and bookings come back in. We confirm your specific channels during setup rather than promising a list — an integration that does not hold produces double bookings, which is the worst thing this system can do.
That is usually enough for us to say what setup looks like and what it costs.