Offer a higher room category, early check-in, or late checkout when inventory and the housekeeping schedule allow it.
A booked guest sends a stream of small messages. What time is check-in? Can I leave my bag early? Is breakfast included? The towel rail is broken. Your desk can answer each one in a minute, but together they fill the shift, and guests remember a slow reply to a simple question when they write the review.
Some of these messages lead to revenue. A guest asking about early check-in may pay for it, and one planning a day trip may book the tour you sell. If you ask a happy guest at checkout, they may book their next stay direct. Front desks skip these offers when the queue is long.
Osvi's guest messaging agent works from booking to checkout. Before arrival, it confirms arrival time and offers upgrades, early check-in, meals, or experiences that are available for that booking. During the stay, it answers questions from your property information, sends housekeeping, maintenance, and amenity requests to the right team, and checks back until staff finish each one. After checkout, it asks for feedback and opens a ticket for your team on each complaint, with the booking attached.
Zostel runs its agents from the first enquiry to the complaint after checkout. More than a quarter of its guest messages arrive before 9am or after 9pm, when its desks have the fewest staff.
