Built for
Teams running repeat guest guidance across multiple properties
For operators who need one place to manage guest guidance, property rules, and repeat questions across listings.
Hinoki is a guest-operations system for vacation-rental teams. It starts with an in-room QR guide after check-in, can add optional voice support inside the same guest session, keeps replies grounded in verified guidance, and adds Beds24 only when booking-linked workflows are worth the extra integration.
In-room QR guide · Verified replies only · Optional voice support



Hinoki workspace
Inquiry queue
24 activeLate check-in request
Parking clarification
Damage complaint
Rule review
2 pendinghouse_rules.quiet_hours
Quiet hours are from 22:00 to 07:00. No rooftop access after 21:00.
Operator handling
Handled by operatorBuilt for
For operators who need one place to manage guest guidance, property rules, and repeat questions across listings.
Operating model
Guidance and rules are reviewed before they are used, so the system does not improvise with unverified information.
Launch lane
The first workflow is the guide guests open after arrival for access steps, stay FAQ, and repeat requests.
Human handoff
Damage, complaints, and refund-related cases are handed to an operator instead of being forced through automation.

Setup Chat
Import manuals and message templates, then turn them into usable operating information.
Rules
Manage the guidance and rules used in automated replies.
Desk
Hand off only the cases that actually need a person.
Activity log
Review why a message was sent, held, or handed off.
How it works
Hinoki automates the repeat work in vacation-rental operations: QR guidance after check-in, common questions, and property rules. Optional voice support stays inside the same controlled guest session, and anything that needs confirmation or judgment can be stopped and reviewed before it reaches the guest.

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Guidance and operating rules are reviewed before they are used in replies.
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Guests enter from an in-room QR and short PIN, then Beds24 is added later only where booking-linked workflows materially improve the operation.
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Optional voice support uses the same approved knowledge, trace, and Desk handoff rules instead of becoming a separate unsupervised lane.
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Refunds, damage, and complaints move to an operator instead of being forced through automation.
Public guides
These public pages are meant for early requirement-setting, internal review, and post-purchase setup planning. They explain how to structure the in-room QR lane first, where optional voice support fits inside the same guest session, and when to add a Beds24 webhook after the workspace is active.
Open the LP on desktop, scan this QR with your phone, and step through the sample guest lane directly. The sample PIN is 4826, and refund or complaint requests fail closed into a manual follow-up state.
Open the stable demo guide from a guest point of view without touching tenant data.
Read guideUsageReview the workspace, endpoint, secret, Beds24 registration, and first test flow before go-live.
Read guideSolutionA public guide on using QR after check-in, with optional voice support kept inside the same controlled session.
Read guideSolutionA public guide on where reservation data should join the guest-guidance flow.
Read guideSolutionA public guide on keeping what text and voice can say aligned with approved operating guidance.
Read guideUse caseA public guide on check-in steps, short-PIN entry, and repeat guest questions after arrival.
Read guideHinoki Concierge MCP
Hinoki Concierge MCP is not a hosted autonomous agent. After payment, the owner issues a credential and each team installs the MCP locally on the machine that runs the client. The first release includes MCP in active paid plans, with the public MCP page routing operators to GitHub docs and releases.
Install on Python 3.10+, then add the owner-issued token after payment. Downloading the package alone does not connect to a workspace.
A paid workspace unlocks MCP entitlement while Hinoki backend remains the source of truth.
The owner issues a tenant-scoped token for Codex, Claude, or OpenClaw from the operator console.
Each client launches the same `hinoki-concierge-mcp` stdio server from the operator's machine.
Automation boundary
The line is explicit. Automated replies use verified information only. Refunds, damage, complaints, and anything outside that scope are handed to an operator.
Handled automatically
Check-in steps, access instructions, and arrival guidance
Approved answers to repeat guest questions
House rules and property-specific guidance
Late check-out availability based on booking data
Repeat inquiries that match verified information
Handled by an operator
Refund requests and compensation questions
Damage reports and complaints
Questions outside the registered guidance
Cases that need operator judgment
Anything automated handling cannot answer safely
Pricing
Every plan uses verified information, activity logs, and human handoff. QR self-service and voice-agent rollouts can be added as controlled workflows instead of being bundled as unlimited chatbot usage.
Starter
For operators running 1 to 3 properties, billed per property
No setup fee. No peak-season surcharge.
Review Starter plan →Support larger portfolios and custom workflows without changing the safety model.
| Capability | Small¥16,800/ mo | Standard¥27,800/ mo | Pro¥49,800/ mo |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rules + operator handoff + activity log | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Check-in guidance | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Approved FAQ auto-replies | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Properties | 4 to 5 | Up to 15 | Up to 30 |
| ECI / LCO workflow | — | ✓ | ✓ |
| Local recommendations | — | ✓ | ✓ |
| Luggage handling | — | — | ✓ |
| LINE connector | — | Add-on | ✓ |
| Visual dashboard | — | — | ✓ |
Need a custom rollout?
For operators that need deeper PMS integration, a Grok voice-agent pilot, QR self-service menus after check-in, or rollout across more properties.
Scoped project fee. Voice usage is capped or metered so the base plans stay predictable.
Get started
Review plans, enter your operator details, and move into secure payment when you are ready to activate the workspace.
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Review plans and enter the operator details you will use for workspace activation.
Review plans →02
Review the QR-first guest guide and how optional voice stays inside the same safety boundary.
See QR lane →03
We review your property count, workflow, and pricing before launch.
Request a fit check →