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About Stayhos
Stayhos helps hotels manage guest requests and in-stay communication through room-specific QR codes.
With Stayhos, guests do not need to download an app. They scan the QR code in their room, open a guest hub, and send requests directly to hotel staff.
What Stayhos does
A practical QR guest experience for hotel teams.
Room QR Codes
Each room has its own QR code so guests can open the right hotel experience from their phone.
Guest Hub
Guests access the stay information and request options they need without downloading an app.
Service Requests
Towels, housekeeping, maintenance, reception help, and other in-stay needs start from one clear flow.
Staff Dashboard
Hotel staff review incoming requests from a protected dashboard built around day-to-day operations.
Realtime Updates
New requests appear quickly so teams can notice, prioritize, and respond with better clarity.
Printable Room Cards
Hotels can prepare simple room cards that make the QR guest experience visible inside each room.
How it works
From room QR code to staff action.
Step 1
Hotel adds rooms and prints QR cards.
Step 2
Guest scans the QR code in their room.
Step 3
Guest sends a service request from the Guest Hub.
Step 4
Hotel staff manage requests from the dashboard.
Why hotels use Stayhos
Give guests a simple way to ask. Give staff one place to manage.
Stayhos is built for the operational moments that happen during the stay: requests from rooms, responses from staff, and clearer communication without phone calls.
Reduce reception workload
Organize guest requests by room
Improve response clarity
Help staff react faster with realtime updates
Avoid guests needing to download an app
Built to grow into local recommendations and partner revenue
Built for the pilot
Focused on the core QR guest request workflow.
Stayhos is currently focused on helping pilot hotels test the essentials: rooms, QR cards, guest service requests, staff visibility, and realtime request updates.
Current pilot focus
Future roadmap
Planned later as hotel needs become clearer.
Future roadmap areas may include hotel settings, local recommendations, partner revenue, analytics, and subscriptions. These are planned later and are not presented as active pilot features.