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Just think about all the times friends and family have invited you over and offered food, encouragement, and advice free of charge. While the hospitality industry is a little less selfless, it operates on a similar concept:, something that should always accompany a hotel stay, no matter the room cost. Aims for this same level of excellence. Some solutions achieve this by providing outstanding support or a user-friendly interface. Most software provides such services for an associated cost or fee. Others—like your friends—offer it for free. Free and open source hotel software gives even the smallest of operators the option to find a tool that works for them and their business.

There are a lot of software offerings out there, so we’ve collected the top five free and open source hotel management software solutions (presented in alphabetical order) to get you started. We break down the pros and cons of each so you can decide which solution is right for you and get back to focusing on your customers.

Let’s dive in. Screenshot of Abacre’s website This free cloud-based solution for hotels and motels is designed for Windows and browser-based interfaces. It works for properties of all sizes, from small, family run hotels up through. Pros • Customizable user interface • Encrypted database and varying access privileges • Collects data and generates reports Cons • Intended for Windows; Mac users must use the web-based interface option • Relies on / requires a stable internet connection Have you used Abacre? HotelDruid’s scheduling dashboard HotelDruid is an open source hotel management program developed by DigitalDruid.Net. While it’s free to download and install, if you’d like someone else to handle hosting and implementation DigitalDruid.Net offers paid hosting plans.