For hotels
The stay starts at the curb, and it ends there too.
Your guest’s first thirty seconds happen before they reach the desk. Their last ten minutes happen after they’ve checked out. Both are at your front drive, and both shape the review they write.
Tell us who runs your valetWhat your guest is experiencing today
Nobody at the curb knows they’re coming.
You’ve had their reservation for six weeks. The person taking their keys is finding out just now.
A name repeated at the curb, then again at the desk.
A paper ticket that has to survive the whole stay in a jacket pocket.
Calling down for the car, then waiting at the curb in heels, in the heat, or with bags, kids and an airport to get to.
Hunting for cash to tip the valet, every time the car comes back.
A parking charge nobody sees until checkout, and then it gets argued at the desk.
None of that is your valet team’s fault. They’re doing their job without the information your hotel already has.
What it becomes
Expected on arrival. Waiting at the door on departure.
Already expected. Your reservations reach the curb before the guest does, from your property management system or the nightly report it already sends, so the person taking their keys knows who they are.
Request the car from the room. Guests tap for their car before they head down, whether it’s dinner out or checkout day, and it’s waiting when they reach the door.
Parking goes on the room. There’s nothing to pay at the curb. Parking is charged to the room like everything else they touch, so nothing surprises them at checkout.
Tipping in a tap. Guests tip the valet team from their phone. No cash, no card, no awkward moment.
Your hotel’s name on the page. The page guests open carries your hotel’s name.
An easier night for your staff. Fewer calls to the desk asking for cars, and every parking charge is lined up by room for the night audit, on the schedule you set, instead of rebuilt from paper tickets.
How it works
One stay, three moments.
Arrival: the reservation is already at the curb, so the person taking the keys knows who the guest is.
During the stay: the guest requests the car from the room, and it’s at the door when they get downstairs.
Checkout: parking is already on the room, the car is waiting, and a tip is a tap on their phone.
What it costs the hotel
Nothing.
Valletto is software your valet company runs on. They carry it, and there’s no hardware for your engineering team to install. You’re simply telling the operator already working your drive which software to use.
Parking is charged to the guest’s room, and the charges are ready for your night audit on the schedule you set.
Comps and validations run through the arrangement you already have with your operator.
Get started
Tell us who runs your valet.
We’ll reach out to them and copy you on the conversation. If they already use Valletto, it’s one phone call to switch on for your hotel.
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