A real property running on Rooms24, open to anyone. No form, no calendar invite, no twenty-minute call before you are allowed to see the software. Both halves are below — the site your guests would book on, and the panel your staff would run.
One property, shared by everyone looking at it. Expect other people's bookings in the calendar, and do not put anything real into it — treat every field as public.
01 · The guest website
What someone booking a room sees.
The public site for Cedar House Hotel, on a Rooms24 subdomain exactly as yours would be. No sign-in — this is the open internet, the same as it is for your guests.
Search a date range and watch availability change with it
Open a room type and page through its gallery
Add a package, then change the number of guests and watch the total re-break into lines
Order something from the restaurant menu and charge it to the room
Ask the assistant for a room for two on Friday, then let it take the booking
Pay with the card details shown at checkout — the demo runs in test mode
02 · The admin panel
What your front desk sees.
The other half, signed in as a manager. Every module is open, so you can see what a receptionist would be blocked from as well as what a manager can reach.
Find the property on the map by distance rather than by searching for it
Compare what the listing shows against what you entered in the admin panel
Follow a booking from the app through to the reservation on the board
When you have seen enough
Your own property, not ours.
The demo is one property with somebody else's data in it. Registering gives you an empty one on its own database, with your rooms, your rates and your name on the door.
