Group Stays: book a whole group when no single home fits

Every booking site has the same dead end. A family reunion of sixteen searches your site, your biggest home sleeps twelve, and they get zero results. They leave, and they book four hotel rooms somewhere else.

HomeRunner sites now handle this with group stays. When a guest searches for more people than any single home allows, the site offers to pair nearby homes so everyone stays together.

The guest adds dates and group size, and can set how far apart the homes are allowed to be, in miles. The site returns combinations of homes that fit everyone, with a comparison view to weigh them side by side. When the requested dates can’t seat the full group, it says so and suggests dates that can.

Picking a combination creates a trip: a checklist of the homes to book, each one a normal reservation on your site. As each home gets booked, the checklist fills in. The trip is a shareable link, so the person organizing can send it to the group and everyone sees the same plan.

Group bookings are some of the highest-value reservations a manager can take, and most sites turn them away with an empty results page. Group stays turns that search into two, three, sometimes five reservations at once.

Group stays is part of the HomeRunner AI search tools and works from your existing listings, their capacities, and their locations.