Hotel software for boutique hotels with a small team
Twenty rooms, three people on shift and guests who expect to be known by name. Room55 keeps the timeline, the channels and the invoices in order, so the desk has time for the guest in front of it.
What gets in the way
Too many screens
The PMS, the channel manager and the eTurizem portal each want their own login, and they still disagree on who is in room 6.
A website that doesn't sell
Guests find you on Instagram, then book on Booking.com because your website can't take a payment.
Evenings spent on admin
Invoices, tourist tax and guest reports get finished after the last guest has gone to bed.
The parts that help
PMS
The whole house on one timeline, so whoever is on shift sees the same rooms, folios and room status.
Booking engine
A widget in your website's colours and fonts takes direct bookings with payment.
Channel manager
Booking.com and Airbnb follow the rates you set once.
Slovenian compliance
Invoices go to FURS and arrivals to eTurizem as part of check-in and check-out.
An example: a Saturday in September at a 20-room hotel
At 9:40 a couple books the last suite on your website and pays a deposit. Within moments the suite is closed on Booking.com and Airbnb, and the evening shift sees it on the timeline. When they arrive, the registration card is already started, and one click reports them to eTurizem. Housekeeping marked the suite inspected an hour earlier.
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Frequently asked.
Yes. Room55 is built for independent properties with roughly 5 to 60 rooms.
Yes. The owner, manager, front desk and housekeeping roles each see what their work needs, and all staff sign in with a second factor.
You set its colours, fonts and corners in Room55. The payment step keeps a fixed, secure layout.
Yes. We bring over your rooms, rates and future reservations, check them against your old system and switch your channels on a day you choose.
See your own hotel in Room55.
Open a demo guesthouse in about a minute, or book a short call with the people who build Room55.