Families and friends, one booking.
Guests combine different room types in a single stay — a king for the parents, a suite for the kids — and pay once, with one clear summary.
What you get with Multi-room Booking.
Mix room types
Each room keeps its own guests and rate plan.
One merged summary
Totals calculated on the server, taxes shown once.
One payment
A single checkout for the whole stay.
Policy checks
Guests are told when rooms have different cancellation terms.
Add-ons for the group
Transfers and experiences added to the same cart.
Mobile friendly
A sticky summary bar keeps the total in view.
How Multi-room Booking works.
- 1
Choose room 1
Pick a room and plan for the first set of guests.
- 2
Add more rooms
Tabs for each room, each with its own guests.
- 3
Review one summary
Merged totals and taxes, with any policy differences flagged.
- 4
Pay once
One payment and one confirmation for the whole party.
The whole party's stay, priced correctly.
Room prices, promotions and taxes are calculated together on the server, so the summary is right even when rooms have different plans.
- Server-computed totals
- Taxes deduplicated across rooms
- Clear notice when cancellation terms differ
Questions about Multi-room Booking
Can guests book different room types in one booking?
Yes. Each room has its own guests and rate plan, and the whole stay is paid in one checkout.
How are taxes shown for several rooms?
Totals are calculated on the server and taxes are shown once for the whole stay.
What if rooms have different cancellation policies?
The guest is told before paying, so there are no surprises later.
Is multi-room booking different from group booking?
Multi-room booking is for families and friends booking a few rooms. Group booking adds group rules such as deposits, cut-off dates and volume discounts for larger parties.
Is there a limit to the number of rooms?
Guests can add several rooms in one booking; larger parties are better served by group booking.
Can each room have a different number of guests?
Yes. Each room has its own adults and children.