For resorts
Weekends of weddings. Weekdays of walk-ins. One system.
A resort is three businesses wearing one name tag: rooms, banquets and a restaurant that serves the pool. The software should carry all three — and reprice the whole place when wedding season arrives.
Wedding blocks that eat the calendar
Block rooms for the baraat, quote the buffet, route the bill to one family account — and keep OTA inventory honest while forty rooms are held.
F&B everywhere except the till
Poolside orders on a QR, lawn service on a KOT, room service on the folio — every plate reaches the same kitchen display and the same GST register.
Two seasons, one rate card
Seasonal rate plans, long-weekend suggestions from your own pace data, and day-use slots for the pool crowd — priced like the destination you are.
The products doing the heavy lifting
All eight are in every demo — these four are where resorts feel the difference first.
A day it already runs somewhere
4:00 pm
Poolside order, zero waiters flagged
A guest scans the lounger QR, pays UPI, and the kitchen display fires — the charge is on their cottage folio before the fries land.
6:30 pm
The wedding party checks in as one
Forty rooms, one group, one folio routing rule. The father of the bride sees one bill, not forty arguments.
11:00 pm
Next season prices itself
Pace says Holi weekend is filling five weeks early; the system suggests the raise, you approve from home.
Where most resorts start
Scale₹449/room/mo
Resorts lean Scale: dynamic pricing is already included from Growth, and the deeper long-range forecasts earn their keep on seasonal swings — while linen and stores control the back of house, and the B2B portal handles the wedding planners and agents who fill your lawns.
- Everything in Growth
- Deeper revenue analytics — 30/60/90-day forecasts, RevPAR by channel
- Competitor rate shopping (MakeMyTrip, Booking.com)
- Multi-property owner dashboard
- Payroll, attendance, roster & staff incentives
- Laundry & linen management
“The forecast said our quiet Tuesday was filling fast — a conference we hadn't heard about. We raised rates ₹600 and still sold out.”
Resorts ask us
Can't find yours? Call us — a person who has worked a front desk picks up.
Ask us directly →Can it handle cottages and villas, not just numbered rooms?
Yes — a sellable unit is a sellable unit: cottage, villa, tent or suite. Each shows on the board by name, carries its own housekeeping status, and prices by its own rate plan.
We do a lot of day-use for the pool and lawns. Does that work?
Hourly and day-use stays are first-class: 3, 6 or 12-hour slots with clean folios and clean GST — revenue most PMSs can't even represent.
Run one wedding weekend on ZimmerStack
A working demo on your own room types and rates — no slide deck, no sales script. If it doesn't fit, we'll tell you.
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