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What the problem looks like

The confirmation email (or other emails to the guest) shows a check-out time that doesn’t match the hotel’s real operation. For example, the email says “check-out at 12:00” but at your hotel it’s actually 11:00, or the other way around.

Why it happens

The check-out (and check-in) time shown in emails comes from a property-level configuration set during onboarding. If your operation has changed since, the email may be out of date. The time can also appear written in other places that are maintained separately:
  • In your hotel’s own text included in the email (arrival directions, house rules…).
  • In the check-in form text the guest signs at check-in.
  • In your listing on each sales channel (OTA), which you maintain from each channel’s extranet.

How it’s fixed

Changing the time shown in emails is a back-office configuration handled by support. It’s not done from the app. When you contact support, let us know:
  • Exact property name
  • Current time showing in the emails
  • Correct time it should show
  • Whether it affects only check-out, only check-in, or both
  • Whether it applies from now or has a specific change date
The change applies to every email sent from that moment on, including when you resend the confirmation of an existing reservation. Emails already sent keep the old time.

Special case: seasonal time changes

The time shown in emails is a single value for the whole property: you can’t set a different time per season. If your property changes times by season (for example, check-out at 12:00 in high season and 11:00 in low season), let us know ahead of each change and we’ll update it.

When to contact support

Always. Templates and default times are managed on our side. When you ask us for the change, also check your listing on each sales channel so the guest sees the same time everywhere.
Don’t try to change the time manually in every email you send to the guest. Breaking the consistency between the automatic email and what you say by hand creates confusion and late check-out complaints.