Plan stays. Check room moves.

It connects every real room with its bookings, free periods, blocks and operational states. Reception and management therefore see not only occupancy but also the next sensible action.

The team switches between day, week, two weeks, month and a custom date range. The two-week view is especially useful for daily reception work, while the month reveals longer-term gaps.

Week and two-week views start on Monday. This matches normal hotel planning and avoids jumping into the middle of an operating week when changing views.

STRYK treats calendar dates as local property days. Arrival, departure and week start are therefore not accidentally shifted by a day through an unsuitable time-zone conversion.

Booking bars use the centrally defined state and property colours. Confirmed, checked in, checked out, cancelled and no-show remain distinguishable without opening every booking first.

A visible today marker anchors the calendar in live operations. Arrivals, departures and overdue actions can therefore be prioritised around the actual day.

Yes. Rooms, bookings and guests can be searched; the team can also narrow by room category, occupancy, room state and room tag. This reduces a large occupancy plan to the workspace that matters now.

Options include room number, category, room state, guest count and available or occupied rooms first. Each shift can read the same data in the order most useful for its work.

Authorised users can define an individual order for hotel operations, for example by building wing or walking route. Without it, the clear room-number order remains available.

Clicking a free cell opens booking creation with room and date already selected. This avoids repeated entry while availability, guest, rate plan and price are still fully checked before saving.

STRYK opens the correct stay with guest, dates, room, source, payment state, notes and operational actions. The team works on the real record rather than a detached calendar copy.

Yes. The team drags the stay to the desired room and date. Before changing it, STRYK shows the new assignment in a confirmation dialog and saves only after deliberate approval.

The target room is checked against existing bookings and active room blocks across the entire new period. A conflict identifies the room and cause and blocks confirmation instead of creating double occupancy.

Authorised employees adjust arrival or departure on the booking bar. STRYK again checks the new period for occupancy and blocks and requires confirmation before saving.

No. Room or date changes first show the starting point, target and any conflict. This short control point protects a busy reception from accidental moves.

Historical changes are an exception and require a traceable reason. Timestamp, user context, booking number and justification remain available for later review.

Yes. Active blocks remain visible on the affected room row regardless of optional information filters. Maintenance or renovation therefore cannot accidentally appear as sellable free time.

The calendar opens central availability management for overview, new block and active blocks-optionally already focused on the selected room. The authoritative rule remains in shared availability.

The operational room state appears directly on the room row. Check-in, checkout and housekeeping updates use the same state, so a ready, occupied or dirty room is not managed in two separate worlds.

Reading, editing and critical booking actions are separated. Housekeeping and availability actions follow their own permissions. Employees therefore see and change only what their job requires.

Yes. The property maintains state colours centrally and chooses suitable calendar density and room-state display. Meaning remains consistent throughout the property even when more or less information should fit on screen.

Depending on the job, STRYK shows booking source, payment state, housekeeping, notes, warnings, guest and room tags or booking numbers. The team chooses the useful layer without losing the occupancy plan itself.

The calendar is part of the single STRYK offer, with no setup fee or hidden calendar module price. In your demo access you try it yourself with rooms, bookings, gaps, blocks and a controlled room change.