Sample Report

What a GM gets from us.

Every Report starts from a hotel’s public reviews and its building, and shows the rooms guests would pay more for. The Wrenfield is made up, so you can see the whole flow: the Report, the note guests get, and the page where they make an offer.

Ascensa · Example Report

Generated view of The Wrenfield Hotel, a fictional 12-storey brick-and-limestone hotel on a street corner facing a park, not a real building.
Generated view of a fictional hotel, not a photo of a real building or a specific room.

You’re still giving the better rooms away at the desk, inside the room type guests already booked.

Guests will offer more for those rooms if you ask. You keep control until the morning you’d assign anyway.

The Wrenfield Hotel · A made-up city hotel, used to show what a Report looks like. Yours is built from your hotel’s public reviews and your building.

Opportunities

  • High floor

    Upper floors in this 12-storey building

    Let guests who want a high floor bid for one.

    Guests would see: High up, above the street

  • Quiet side

    Rooms on the courtyard side of this building

    Let guests who want a quiet night bid for a room on the courtyard side.

    Guests would see: On the courtyard side, away from the street

  • Corner

    Corner rooms in this building

    Let guests who want windows on two sides bid for a corner room.

    Guests would see: On the corner, with windows on two sides

  • The best of your Park View rooms

    You sell Park View rooms on your own site today.

    Guests already pay more for a Park View room. Let the ones who care most bid for the best one you have.

    Guests would see: Higher up, with the clearest view of the park

Guests name their own price on this. Any bid you take is money you didn’t have on a room already sold.

How we found it

For your hotel, we build this from a small sample of public Google reviews plus your building layout, not your full history. The Wrenfield is made up, so the traits above are examples, not findings.

You choose what to tag. Start with what showed up in your Report, or pick any trait that fits your building.

  • Corner
  • Park view
  • High floor
  • Quiet side
  • Balcony
  • Bathtub
  • Big windows
  • More space
  • Fireplace

What guests see

A week before arrival…

Guests who already booked get a short note: some rooms in their type are better, and they can name a price.

See the invitation email →

They offer more for the room they’d prefer.

They pick a nicer room and offer what it’s worth to them. You decide the morning you’d assign anyway. If you don’t take it, they keep what they booked.

See the guest page →

Example Report · The Wrenfield Hotel is fictional

Examples of what a guest would see if these rooms were offered, not live inventory.

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