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Made for hostels too: beds, not rooms

A hostel sells beds, not rooms, and its guests choose on a phone, by rating and by what other travellers say. OneHorizyn reads a hostel's prices per bed for one guest, follows “hostels near me” on Google Maps, and ranks the complaints that cost your rating the most. The dashboard says beds and hostels, not rooms and hotels.

How it grows your revenue

A hostel's revenue is beds sold at the right price and a rating travellers trust. OneHorizyn shows where you lose both.

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What a hostel sees
  • Bed prices on every booking site
  • “Hostels near me” on Google Maps
  • The complaints that cost your rating
  • Every hostel in your group on one page
For
Hostels and hostel groups
Prices
Per bed, for one guest, without tax
Checked
Every month, with screenshots every week
You connect
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Hostels

What a hostel sees

  • Prices per bed, for one guest

    Your website's bed price against each booking site that sells your hostel, such as Booking.com, Agoda and Hostelworld, for the next 90 nights, without tax.

  • A bed price for each coming night

    When the places around you move their prices and you haven't, a price per bed is suggested for that night, with the reason.

  • “Hostels near me” on Google Maps

    Where you appear when travellers nearby search, who is shown above you, and what to change to move up.

  • The complaints that cost your rating

    What guests complain about, ranked by how far each pulls your rating down, in their own words.

  • Across all your hostels

    For a group, the complaints that repeat at more than one hostel are shown together on the group's page.

  • Reviews waiting for a reply

    Every review with no answer on Google and Tripadvisor, low ratings first, with a draft you can edit and post.

  • Compared with the places guests compare

    A hostel competes with hotels, apartments and other hostels. You confirm the places you're set beside.

In detail

The features behind it, each on its own page

How it works

From your hostel's name to a list of what to fix

  1. 1

    Type your hostel's name

    OneHorizyn finds it on Google with its address, rating, photos and website.

  2. 2

    Confirm what it suggests

    The places you compete with, your guests' questions and the searches that matter are filled in for you. Untick what doesn't fit.

  3. 3

    Read the short list

    Each month, what to fix first, most impact for the least effort, each with the evidence behind it.

Questions

Questions from hostels

Are prices per bed or per room?

Per bed, for one guest and one night, without tax. A hotel's prices are read per room for two adults.

Does the dashboard use a hotel's words?

No. For a hostel it says beds and hostels, and its photos are grouped as dorms and rooms, café and food, events and activities.

Who is a hostel compared with?

The places guests compare you with: other hostels, and hotels or apartments where they are a guest's other choice. OneHorizyn suggests them from Google when you set up, and you confirm the list.

Our hostel is one page on a brand's website. Does that work?

Yes. One website health check covers the brand's whole website, and your hostel's own pages are picked out.

Can a group see all its hostels together?

Yes. Every hostel is on one page with its headline findings, and each person can be given all the hostels or only the ones they look after.

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Grow your hostel's revenue, starting this month

Find your hotel and see its first look: what fixing what we find is worth a month, and what to fix first. Or talk it through with us on a call.

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