# POS for resorts, small hotels and guesthouses: one till, charged to the room

> beevity lets a resort, a small hotel or a guesthouse sell everything a guest buys during the stay from one till: breakfast and dinner, drinks, massages, a pool lounger. Any bill can be charged to the room with the guest’s signature, and at checkout all of that room’s bills are paid together.

Source: https://beevity.io/industries/resorts-hotels/  
Updated: 10 October 2026

## At a glance

| Item | Detail |
| --- | --- |
| Typical businesses | Beach resorts, boutique hotels, small hotels, guesthouses, homestays with a café or spa |
| Outlets | Café, restaurant, bar, spa and pool on one system |
| Room charge | Room number, guest name and signature, voucher printed with the signature |
| Folio | One per room; checkout settles all its bills in one payment |
| Front desk | Checkout can pass the total to your hotel bill instead |
| Timed places | Spa beds, treatment rooms, pool loungers |
| Service charge | Optional, 0 to 30%, outside commission |
| Tips | Shared among the staff on the bill by the value each served |
| Room bookings | Stay in your hotel system; a connection to hotel booking systems is on the roadmap |

## Why one till for every outlet?

Because the guest is the same person at breakfast, at the spa at ten, by the pool at two and at the bar at eight. With one system all of it lands on one room, the staff are on one list and the night report covers everything.

This works at any size. A beach resort may run a restaurant, two bars, a spa and forty loungers. A guesthouse may have a café and two massage beds. beevity shows each business only the parts it uses.

## How does room charge work?

1. Breakfast, a massage or a round of drinks is on an open ticket.
2. The staff member chooses room charge, enters the room number and the guest’s name, and the guest signs on the tablet.
3. A voucher prints with the signature. The ticket moves to the room’s folio and the table, bed or lounger is free.
4. At checkout the front desk opens the folio for that room and pays all of them at once, with cash, card, QR or transfer, or passes the total to the hotel bill.

Signatures are stored as an image with the bill. The room appears as a customer called “Room 214”, so open amounts show up in the usual reports.

## How does beevity work with your hotel system?

beevity is the till for everything a guest buys, not a property management system. Room reservations, availability and check-in stay in the tool you use today, and beevity takes over from the moment the guest orders something. A connection to hotel booking systems is on the roadmap, so the room number and the guest’s name are filled in for room charge, and the folio total can go back to the hotel bill. [Online booking](/features/online-booking/) for spa treatments and tables is on the roadmap too.

## How are service charge and tips handled?

Service charge is switched on per location, at a rate between 0 and 30%. It is calculated on the total after discount, includes VAT, and prints as its own line on the receipt. Single products can be exempt. It is never part of the commission base.

Tips are kept apart from VAT and commission. When a bill is paid, its tips are shared among the staff on that bill by the value each one served, or equally if you prefer. A tip cannot be counted twice, even if two tablets settle at the same moment.

## What about products from local suppliers?

Consignment goods, such as a local weaver’s sarongs in the spa shop, are marked with the supplier and the cost. The consignment report shows units sold, revenue and the amount owed to each supplier.

## Frequently asked questions

### Is beevity a hotel management system?

No. beevity handles everything a guest buys during the stay and puts it on the room. Room reservations and check-in stay in your hotel system. A connection to hotel booking systems is on the roadmap, so room numbers and guest names come across by themselves.

### Does a small guesthouse with only a café need the full setup?

No. A guesthouse can start with the café on a sales screen and room charge switched on. Tables, the kitchen display and spa timers only appear if you use them.

### How does room charge work?

The staff member enters the room number and guest name, the guest signs on the screen, and a voucher with the signature prints. The bill moves to that room’s folio and the table or bed is free again.

### What happens at checkout?

All bills on the room are paid together with one payment method, or passed to your hotel bill at the front desk. Tips can be added at that moment.

### When do staff get commission on room-charged bills?

At checkout. Commission on a room-charged bill is held while it sits on the folio and released when the room is paid.

## Related

- [Room charge & folios](https://beevity.io/features/room-charge/)
- [Timed services](https://beevity.io/features/timed-services/)
- [Kitchen display & courses](https://beevity.io/features/kitchen/)
- [Service charge & tips](https://beevity.io/features/service-charge-tips/)
- [Open tickets & tables](https://beevity.io/features/open-tickets/)
- [Commission engine](https://beevity.io/features/commission/)

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beevity (ทีมขยัน กำไรหวาน) · beevity is a point-of-sale and booking system for Thai businesses whose staff earn commission: massage shops, spas, salons, clinics, bars, restaurants and resorts. beevity goes live in Thailand on 1 December 2026. These are the final testing days. Businesses on the waitlist get the first setup dates. Waitlist: https://beevity.io/waitlist/
