The hotel's own booking page
A guest searches, sees the hotel's own rates for their party and dates, and reserves — with no commission on the price and nothing typed twice.
The booking page is the same quote and the same booking the desk uses, opened to the public. A guest chooses dates and a party, sees the room types with the plan and the price for that party, and reserves — either paying now through the hotel's own gateway, or reserving now and paying at the hotel, which is how most direct booking in India still works.
What the guest sees
- Only what can be sold: a type with no rooms, a closed date or a stay too short is not offered rather than refused at the last step.
- The price for their party, from the occupancy grid — not a "from" price that changes at checkout.
- What the plan includes, in the hotel's own words.
- The hotel's own name and logo on the page, and on the confirmation that follows.
What the hotel gets
A booking on the chart with the source "direct", the guest matched or created, the hold released if payment lapses, and a confirmation sent from an address a reply reaches a person at. Nothing is re-keyed.
Where it lives
Each hotel has its own page at its own address, and a stranger can find a hotel before choosing it. The page needs no login, no session and no database write beyond the booking itself.