Banquet halls, guest rooms and rental invoicing — the three things a hotel bills for, finally in one system instead of three registers.
Most hotels run banquet bookings in a diary, room occupancy on a whiteboard, and rent invoices in a spreadsheet. Nothing reconciles, double-bookings happen on busy weekends, and nobody can answer "what has this customer already paid us?" without three phone calls. HotelHub replaces all three with one system that shares customers, payments and reporting.
A month view showing every hall and session at a glance. Book Party Hall or Mini Hall for a morning, evening or full day — the system refuses a slot that's already taken instead of letting two events collide.
Move a guest from 101 to 103 halfway through a four-night stay and the booking stays one booking. The receipt shows "nights 1–2 in 101, nights 3–4 in 103", rates recalculate, and the vacated room drops into housekeeping automatically.
Take an advance at booking, collect the balance on the day, record each payment against the booking. The balance is always current, and every customer's full history — banquet and rooms together — is one click away.
Many hotel owners also rent out shops and offices. HotelHub issues monthly GST rental invoices per firm and tenant, with a gap-free numbering sequence per financial year, rent-revision history, and a preview-before-issue step so nothing goes out wrong.
HotelHub isn't locked to one kind of venue — the halls, sessions and rate rules are all configurable.
Standalone kalyana mandapams with morning and evening muhurtham slots and per-event catering charges.
Room-first properties with seasonal tariffs, extra-person charges and longer average stays.
Multiple halls with hourly slots, AV add-ons and corporate billing against a GSTIN.
The rental module on its own — firms, properties, tenants and monthly GST invoices, no rooms needed.
Web today, with branded mobile builds on request.
We'll rebrand it, adapt the halls and rate rules to how you actually work, and deploy it on your domain.