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03 / A little request, a better stay
A simple scan opens a personal service experience. Give guests an easy way to ask for what they need, with forms designed around your hotel's offer and way of working.
See the experienceA request, beautifully connected
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Hospitality on the guest's own phone
A guest scans a QR code in their room or elsewhere in the hotel and opens your branded service form in their phone's browser. There is no separate app to install.
They choose a service, provide the room details and any information your team needs, then submit a request. We design the fields and the request handover around your operation, so guests are not asked unnecessary questions and staff receive useful information.
Let guests request in-room dining or contact your team about available options. Menu choices, delivery windows and any order-specific fields are defined around your food and beverage service.
Collect the information needed to arrange washing, ironing or a collection. Explain your hotel's timings and service conditions before a guest submits their request.
Let guests express interest in a massage or treatment and share a preferred time. A request is not a confirmed appointment unless a booking connection and confirmation workflow are included in the agreed project.
Offer fresh towels, additional pillows or other practical services. Include only the options your hotel provides, with clear information about when your team can respond.
Service that feels personal
Connect guests to the experiences you already offer, from dinner in their room to time in the spa, with a form that feels like part of your hotel.
A service experience shaped around you
We adapt the form to your branding, service catalogue, guest languages and hotel style. A small boutique property may need a short list of requests; a larger resort may need separate flows for different departments.
We also define how requests reach your team. The handover might use an agreed email notification, a staff-facing queue or a compatible existing system. Delivery channels, integrations and staff access are scoped with you before development.
Your colours, logo, service names and tone of voice carry through to the mobile form and its confirmation messages.
Agree required fields, room identification, service hours and QR locations. Room-specific codes can be considered where suitable, with validation planned for your setup.
Define department routing, notifications and what a guest is told after submission. Request tracking or booking connections can be added when agreed in the project scope.
Simple for guests, considered for your team
We map your service list and staff responsibilities first. Then we design the mobile flow, agree your QR placement and implement the request handling needed for those services.
Before launch, we test scanning, form validation and request delivery with your team. We agree what guest information is needed, how staff access it and the retention settings for your implementation. We also prepare the QR assets and explain the staff handover process.
The intended guest journey opens in a mobile browser after scanning a QR code. Any room verification or additional identification is designed according to the service and your hotel's requirements.
No. A request, an order and a confirmed booking are different workflows. We agree the wording and confirmation steps for each service so guests understand whether your team still needs to respond.
Yes. The service list and form fields can be adapted as your offer changes. We agree the content-update process and whether changes are handled by your team or through Valendos.
No. The homepage form is a local demonstration. A commissioned service includes the request handling and delivery workflow agreed for your hotel.
Make service a little more effortless
Tell us which services you offer, how requests are handled today and what you would like to make easier.
Discuss your guest service flow