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Every Hotel Has These Moments

It’s 2 AM. Your night receptionist is checking in a late arrival. The phone rings — a guest in room 412 needs extra towels. Another guest walks up to the desk with a question about early checkout. One person. Three guests. Someone always has to wait.

The Language Barrier

A Japanese couple calls about your spa packages. Your team speaks English and Spanish — but not Japanese. There’s an awkward pause, a polite goodbye, and they book somewhere else. You’ll never know this call happened.

The Missed Opportunity

A guest from Germany is ready to book. They’re traveling with kids and arriving from the airport — but your website shows the same offers to everyone. A smart receptionist would offer them a family package with airport transfer, automatically, in German, without breaking rate parity.

The Repetitive Hours

What time is breakfast? Where is the pool? How do I get to the airport? Your team answers these hundreds of times a day — that’s hundreds of hours a year on questions that never change. Hours better spent on moments that need a human touch.

The Silent Cost

Every unanswered question risks becoming a review on an OTA — seen by thousands of future guests. One bad review you could have prevented, if only someone had been there to answer.
Most of the time, you don’t even know these moments are happening.

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Meet Your Newest Team Member

RecepAI is a receptionist who knows your hotel inside and out — every room type, every restaurant hour, every policy — and talks naturally with guests in over 30 languages. Your guests reach your receptionist however they prefer — typing a message on your website, tapping the microphone to talk, or calling by phone. One receptionist. Every channel. Every language. Every hour.

Text Chat

Guests type a question and your receptionist responds the way your best front desk staff would — clearly, completely, and with the right follow-up. On your website, in your app, or on a lobby kiosk.

Voice

Guests tap the microphone and speak naturally — from the chat widget, a kiosk, or a phone line. Your receptionist answers like your best colleague would: warm, knowledgeable, and to the point.
Both channels draw on the same knowledge — your hotel information — but communicate differently, because reading and listening follow different rules. That’s why your receptionist has separate personality settings for each.

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How It Works

1

You teach it

Upload your hotel’s information — fact sheets, menus, policies, FAQs — through the Training Materials page. Your receptionist starts answering the moment you upload your first document.
2

It answers guests — and never guesses

Your receptionist finds the most relevant information from your documents and responds naturally — in whatever language the guest used. If it doesn’t know something, it says so honestly. It never makes up an answer. Never.
3

It tells you what to teach next

After every conversation — chat and voice — your receptionist evaluates itself against quality standards you define. When it couldn’t answer something, it doesn’t just flag the conversation. It identifies the exact topic that was missing from your knowledge base.
Think about what that means.
Example: Remember the Japanese couple who called about the spa? With most AI tools, that conversation would happen and disappear. You’d never know what went wrong. RecepAI doesn’t fail silently. It would tell you: “A guest asked about spa packages in Japanese. I answered in Japanese, but I didn’t have your spa pricing. Here’s the gap.”Upload one document. That failure never happens again. Not tomorrow. Not next month. Not ever.
It’s like having someone at the front desk who reads every guest interaction, catches every missed question, and hands you a note each morning: “Teach me these three things, and I’ll never get them wrong again.”
Most hotels learn what their guests need from bad reviews. With RecepAI, you learn it before the review is written.

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What Changes

Imagine arriving on Monday morning. Every guest question from the weekend — in every language, at every hour — already handled. No missed calls. No unanswered chats. No frustrated guests walking away.
Your receptionist has a note waiting:“I handled 53 conversations this weekend across 9 languages. Three guests asked about airport transfers, but I didn’t have the shuttle schedule. Here’s what to upload.”You upload the schedule. Five minutes. That gap is closed — permanently.
This is the loop: guests ask, your receptionist answers, it evaluates itself, you fill the gaps.
  • Every week, your receptionist knows more than the week before
  • Every week, fewer guests leave without an answer
  • Every week, your new hires have a colleague who always knows the right answer

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Getting Started

Your receptionist starts answering guests the moment you upload your first document. If your hotel information is ready, the full setup takes 2–3 days — not weeks.
1

Shape their chat personality

Write the instructions that define how your receptionist greets and talks to guests — tone, style, and focus areas.
2

Set quality standards

Define what a good conversation looks like — for both chat and voice. After every interaction, your receptionist will evaluate itself against these standards and tell you what needs attention.
3

Teach them to speak

Choose a voice, set the first greeting, and set how your receptionist sounds on calls.
4

Share your hotel knowledge

Upload fact sheets, menus, policies, FAQs — everything your receptionist needs to answer guests accurately.
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Go live

Customize your widget, embed it on your website, and your receptionist is on duty.
After that: 15–30 minutes per week. Check conversations, fill knowledge gaps, and watch your receptionist get sharper every Monday.
The two things that matter most: well-prepared documents and well-written personality instructions. Everything else is configuration. The Quick Start Guide walks you through both.

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Ready to Hire Your New Receptionist?

Quick Start Guide

Log in, follow the setup checklist on your Dashboard, and go live in days — not weeks.