Two systems
Hotel software here, spreadsheet there. Every double booking happens at that seam.
For hotels with apartments and mixed properties
Rooms and apartments, one business.
In STRYK, every category has a type: Room or Apartment. Both share the same calendar, the same reception, the same cleaning plan and the same invoice. Your hotel runs as before, and apartments are added.
- Type selectable per category
- One calendar, one reception
- One invoice per stay
STRYK for hotels with apartments and mixed properties
Rooms and apartments in the same calendar
Rooms and apartments in one calendar, with one reception, one cleaning plan and one invoice.
In short
STRYK runs hotels with apartments and mixed properties in one system. Every category is a room or an apartment, and both share calendar, reception, cleaning plan, invoice and reporting. Hotel rooms work as before, and apartments have a price per unit, arrival days and final cleaning.
A house with more than rooms
A hotel with an annex, an inn with holiday flats or a mountain farm with chalets: the offer has grown, the administration often has not. Rooms are in the hotel software, apartments in a spreadsheet.
STRYK does not separate by program but by type. Every category is a room or an apartment. You choose the type per category, and the type of property "Mixed" shows "Rooms & apartments" in the navigation.
The team works with one calendar, one reception and one cleaning plan. Reporting and invoices include all units.
What holds mixed properties back
Different rules
A room is sold per night, an apartment with an arrival day and final cleaning. Each needs its own rules.
Cleaning in two lists
The team gets a room list and an apartment list separately and has to merge them itself.
Reports by hand
Occupancy and revenue across the whole house have to be added up first.
One house, one system, one overview of all units.
Many houses rent out more than rooms. Besides the hotel there are apartments in the building next door, holiday flats in the village or chalets on the hillside. When every unit sits in its own list, nobody adds it all up in the end.
Rooms and apartments at a glance
Arrivals, departures and occupancy of the whole house are in one calendar, whether room or apartment.
Each unit by its own rules
You sell rooms at the usual price, apartments with a price per unit, arrival days and final cleaning.
One cleaning plan for everything
Rooms and apartments are in the same cleaning plan. The apartment's final cleaning appears as its own line on the invoice.
How to bring both together
Steps for a house that rents out rooms and apartments.
Choose the type of property "Mixed"
For new categories you choose the type, and existing rooms stay unchanged.
Create apartments as a category
Set rooms, beds, price per unit, arrival days and final cleaning, and add units.
Check your sales channels
Booking page and portals work from the same availability. The booking page shows rooms and apartments.
Work together day to day
Reception, cleaning and invoicing use the same processes for all units.
What mixed properties get
Type per category
Room or Apartment. Existing rooms work as before.
One calendar
Rooms and apartments with occupancy, arrivals and departures at a glance.
Separate rules for apartments
Price per unit, arrival days, minimum stay, weekly and monthly discount, final cleaning.
One cleaning plan
Rooms and apartments in the same plan, ordered by departure and re-occupancy.
One reception
Check-in, check-out, guest data and payment for rooms and apartments in one place.
Guest access for apartments
Arrival directions, Wi-Fi and key box code in the guest portal, where no reception is staffed.
One invoice
Room, final cleaning, breakfast, extras and tourist tax on one document per stay.
One report
Occupancy and revenue across all units and both types.
See the tools used in these examples.
Is STRYK right for your mixed property?
A good fit
- You run a hotel and also rent out apartments, holiday flats or chalets.
- You do not want to keep reception, cleaning and invoicing twice.
- Your hotel team should keep working with familiar processes.
What STRYK does not do
- Control door locks directly from the system. Guests receive a key box code.
- Send layout, kitchen and discounts to portals. You maintain these details in each portal yourself.
Get started in three steps
You can try STRYK for 14 days with no setup fee.
Choose the type of property
Choose "Mixed" and create the first category.
Add apartments
Choose the type Apartment, enter units and rules.
Check it together
Look at the calendar, cleaning plan and invoice for a test booking.
What hoteliers want to know before they start
Do our hotel rooms stay unchanged?+
Yes. The type Room works as before. Apartments are an additional type.
Do apartments have their own prices?+
Yes. An apartment has a price per unit and night up to the base occupancy, plus a surcharge for each additional person.
How is the final cleaning charged?+
You link the extra for the mandatory final cleaning to the apartment category. It appears as its own line in the booking and invoice.
Do guests see rooms and apartments on one booking page?+
Yes. The booking page shows rooms and apartments with the details that fit each, for apartments layout, beds, size and kitchen.
Further reading: guides and comparisons
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