The AI central system for extended stays

Weekly and monthly stays, billed and managed correctly next to nightly ones.

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Length-of-stay pricing built in
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Recurring billing on schedule
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Occupancy across long calendars

Long stays need a different rhythm

A guest who stays six weeks is billed differently, cleaned differently and priced differently from one who stays a night. Aloha models both on the same calendar, so weekly rates, mid-stay cleans and monthly invoices happen on schedule.

Invoices on the date, not on memory

Set a weekly or monthly billing cycle per stay and the system raises the invoice, charges the card on file and records the payment. Balances stay visible on the reservation.

Recurring invoices per stay with the guest's card on file
Deposits, utilities and extras on the same folio
Overdue balances flagged before check-out day

Rates that reward the long stay

Length-of-stay pricing applies automatically: 7 nights get the weekly rate, 30 the monthly one. The direct booking site quotes the right price without a call.

Weekly and monthly rates per unit type
Minimum stays by season and channel
Nightly and long-stay inventory on one calendar

Where extended stays differ

Choose a topic to see how Aloha handles the long version.

Check-in

Longer stays collect ID, lease-style terms and a card on file up front, then the guest settles in.

Smarter operations start here