RevConnect solves the fragmented hotel booking experience by bringing rooms, dining, spa, experiences and transportation into one journey on a hotel brand's own website.
It connects the systems a hotel group already uses, giving guests one itinerary and one checkout while keeping reservations, changes and preferences in sync. Planning is easier for guests, hotel teams see a more complete picture of each stay, and every stay has more opportunities to book additional services through a consistent, personalized brand experience.
Brand site, property and F&B sites, guest account, on-property view, email and AI assistants.
The front end, the CMS editors already use, and one design system across every property.
Availability, itinerary, booking, guest profile, events, measurement and agent access, shared by every surface.
Booking engine, property management, experiences, spa, dining and CRM. Each keeps doing what it does well.
The platform stays. Each system keeps doing what it does well, and RevConnect links them. It replaces nothing.
Rooms, rates and reservations.
The property system and the guest folio.
Sessions, capacity and bookings.
Treatments, therapists and time slots.
Reservations, by venue.
Guest data and email.
A guest books a room and adds experiences, dining and spa in a single journey. The itinerary is always visible and always the truth. Every price is itemized before anything is added.
Room first. Every addition is optional and never gets in the way of the room.
Shown with Stanly Ranch, Auberge Collection. Every step is designed for mobile.
Seven services, one guest layer. Everything the itinerary does runs through these.
Rooms, experience sessions, spa slots and tables, answered together for the stay window.
A first-party plan that follows the guest across devices and time: before booking, after booking and on property.
One checkout that creates the reservation and every add-on booking in the system that owns it, with charges posted to the guest folio.
One record per guest: stays, preferences, occasions and upcoming trips.
Confirmations, changes and cancellations flow back from every system, so the itinerary is never stale.
One analytics spec across every surface, server-side and with consent.
The same services, exposed so an AI assistant can read availability and, with approval, book.