The spa sells from the guest’s phone.
Treatments are outlet items with a diary behind them: a therapist, a room and a duration. The guest opens the list from the QR code in their room, sees photographs and prices in their own language, books a free slot and finds the charge on the folio.
How the QR code works →Four taps, no phone call.
The guest scans the code in the room. Because they are already authenticated as the occupant, every step below knows who they are.
Scan and browse
The treatment list opens on the guest’s phone in their own language, with photographs, duration and price.
For the hotel One list to maintain. No printed menu goes out of date.Pick a free slot
Only times a therapist and a room are actually free are shown, so nothing has to be confirmed later.
For the hotel No phone tag, no pencilled-in bookings to undo.Confirm from the room
The guest is already recognised as the occupant, so there is nothing to type — no name, no room number, no card.
For the hotel Every booking arrives with the room and the guest attached.Arrive and sign nothing
The treatment is on the room folio. At checkout it is one line among the rest.
For the hotel Spa revenue posts to the same ledger as rooms and F&B.One diary for therapists, rooms and equipment.
A treatment holds the therapist, the room and the time it needs, so the diary cannot be double sold — from the reception screen or from a guest’s phone.
- Treatments, packages and day passes priced as outlet items.
- Photographs and descriptions in every language the guest app offers.
- Walk-in guests and outside visitors sold on the same screen.
- Therapist hours and utilisation read from the same diary.
Bookings made from a room arrive with the room number and the guest’s name attached. The charge is on the folio before the treatment starts.