Hi Kirk. We have over 1000 hotel signed-up in the USA. Not all are live at any one day. Especially during Corona. Our rate of sign-up last year was up 38%. This year will be much greater, as hotel will need our revenue source more than ever. Thank you.

Well, dayrooms always existed. But haven't been digitized and tech-enabled before HotelsByDay in the USA and its peers in Europe.

yes. 5 years of guest polls as well as data collection from collaborative front desk staff.

Rates for dayrooms are about 50% off night rooms, for an average of about 6 to 8 hours of stay during the day (mostly 10am to 4pm, or to 6pm)

Hi everyone. True: the pandemic has slowed our growth, but:

1 - hotel sign-ups are up 900%

2 - our guests are hyperlocals (VS foreign tourists) and will be the first wave of bookings back at hotels, strengthening our partnerships

3 - we hold no physical inventory and little fixed expenses, with a team committed and willing to make sacrifices, we are not laying-off anyone and have enough cash to hold 6 months, gov. loans not withstanding.

We'll get through this. Scared. But alive.

Hey. So we have 13% of our guests that use our platform to guarantee an early check-in & late check-out. We have another 25% that use the amenities of the hotel for the day, and 'daycation' by using pool, spa, sauna. We have 9% of naps. Another 28% for long layover at an airport hotel. And yes, Stock Vamp is also correct, we have a portion that also uses it for romance. Plenty of couples want to meet up at a hotel when the kids are in school. Day or night...