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QR menu and room service for a hotel

A hotel is several menus at once: restaurant, bar, breakfast, room service — and guests from all over the world who read them in different languages. WMenu ties all the outlets into one panel, and the guest opens the right menu from a QR code in the room, at the table or by the pool.

A menu in 80+ languages, with no app — a guest from Norway reads the menu in Norwegian, and reception stops translating.

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The hotel routine you know

Room service by phone

The guest calls reception, reception checks with the kitchen, something gets lost along the way — and a guest from abroad gives up entirely, because they don't want to order in broken English over the handset.

Cards in the rooms go out of date

A printed room-service menu sits in every room. One price change means swapping the cards in fifty rooms — so in practice no one does it, and the cards lie for years.

Several outlets, several menus

Restaurant, lobby bar, breakfast, a poolside bar in summer. Every outlet has its own card, its own changes and its own printing — and price and offer consistency has to be watched by hand.

Guests from ten countries at once

A German, a Norwegian, a Spaniard and a guest from Asia — each at a different table. Cards in Polish and English aren't enough, and staff won't translate the ingredients into five languages.

Benefits

What a QR menu changes in a hotel's work

  • Separate menus for restaurant, bar, breakfast and room service — from one panel
  • A QR code in the room instead of ageing printed cards
  • A menu in 80+ languages — the guest reads it in their own
  • Price changes across all outlets in minutes, with no printing
  • Seasonal outlets (poolside bar, terrace) switched on for the season
  • Room orders via QR on the PREMIUM plan — with no phone call

Room service without the handset: a QR code in the room

The biggest barrier to room service is the phone. The guest doesn't know the hours, doesn't know what's available, and a conversation in a foreign language puts them off most effectively — so instead of ordering dinner to the room, they head into town. A QR code on the desk or by the TV solves it with one scan: the guest sees the current room-service menu with photos, prices and available hours, in their own language.

On the PREMIUM plan the guest can also place an order straight from their phone — it reaches the service panel with the room number, with no reception in between. Details on the online ordering page.

One panel, all food-and-drink outlets

A restaurant with a seasonal menu, a lobby bar with wines and cocktails, a breakfast buffet with hours, room service with a separate price list — in WMenu you run every outlet as a separate menu but manage it all from one account. Changing a price in the restaurant needs no separate login from a change at the bar.

Seasonal outlets — a poolside bar, a terrace grill — you switch on for the season and off after it, with no printing materials that go in the bin in three months.

A guest from abroad reads the menu in their own language

In a hotel, multilingualism isn't an add-on but the basis of service: a typical property hosts Poles, Germans, Scandinavians and guests from Asia at the same time. WMenu gives over 80 language versions with a switcher in the menu — the guest picks their language and orders with no help from a waiter or reception. They read ingredients and allergens in their own language too, which at a breakfast buffet and room service saves dozens of questions a day. More on the multilingual menu page.

No more swapping cards in fifty rooms

A printed room-service card is a logistical nightmare: every price or offer change means printing and going round every room. In practice the cards get updated once a year — and at the order the guest hears “that item is a different price now”. You print the QR code once: an elegant sticker or a stand in the room always leads to the current menu, and you make changes in the panel in minutes for the whole property.

How much a QR menu for a hotel costs

Plans start at €15 net per month, and online ordering (room service via QR) is on the PREMIUM plan for €59 net — with no commission on orders. The first month is free, with no credit card. If you run several properties, you manage them all from one account — compare plans in the pricing.

A typical hotel week — with a QR menu and without

A German guest wants room service
With a WMenu QR menu
scans the code and reads the menu in German
With printed cards
calls reception in broken English
A room-service price change
With a WMenu QR menu
5 minutes in the panel, the whole property
With printed cards
swapping cards in every room
A new breakfast menu from Monday
With a WMenu QR menu
you edit the breakfast section with a click
With printed cards
printing and swapping cards in the restaurant
The poolside bar opens in June
With a WMenu QR menu
you switch on the seasonal outlet for summer
With printed cards
printing materials for three months
A guest asks about allergens at the buffet
With a WMenu QR menu
checks the ingredients on the item in their phone
With printed cards
staff run to the kitchen with questions
A conference: 80 guests at once
With a WMenu QR menu
everyone browses the menu at the same time
With printed cards
there aren't enough cards for half the room

How it works

01

Create the hotel account

Add the property details and logo. Registration takes 2 minutes, with no credit card.

02

Add the outlet menus

Restaurant, bar, breakfast, room service — each outlet as a separate menu with its own sections and languages.

03

Place the QR codes

In the rooms, on restaurant tables, in the lobby and by the pool — the guest always reaches the right menu.

Breakfast with available hours

The breakfast section visible in the morning, lunch at noon, dinner in the evening — you switch sections on in line with the kitchen schedule. The guest won't order scrambled eggs at 5 pm, because at that time they simply won't see it on the menu.

A QR in the room: a sticker instead of a binder

An elegant stand or a sticker with a QR code replaces the binder of information. Besides the menu, you can link breakfast hours, the spa offer or property info — all editable without going into the rooms.

The hotel restaurant menu on Google

A hotel restaurant also competes for guests from the town. An online menu visible on Google and linked to the property listing attracts guests from outside — not just those sleeping a floor above.

Several properties, one account

A chain or two hotels? Each property has its own menus, QR codes and site, and you manage it all from one account — with no switching between systems and no double work.

See a real hotel's menu

Hotel Horda runs its menu in WMenu — open it on your phone and see how guests view the hotel menu.

Open the hotel menu

Frequently asked questions

Can I run separate menus for the restaurant, bar and room service?

Yes, you run every food-and-drink outlet as a separate menu with its own sections, prices and hours — and manage it all from one account. The guest scans the code in a specific place and sees the right menu.

How does the menu work for foreign guests?

You switch on chosen languages from over 80, and a switcher appears in the menu — the guest picks their language. They read ingredients, allergens and prices in their own language, with no help from reception.

Can the guest order room service via QR?

Yes, on the PREMIUM plan the guest places an order straight from their phone, and staff see it in the panel. With no calling reception and no commission on orders.

What about the cards already in the rooms?

You replace them once with a sticker or a stand with a QR code. From then on you make changes only in the panel — the code in the room always leads to the current menu.

Can I limit item availability by hours?

Yes — you switch sections on and off by schedule: breakfast in the morning, room service until late, the poolside bar only in summer. Guests see what they can actually order.

I run several properties — do I need separate accounts?

No, you manage several properties from one account. Each has its own menus, QR codes and site — handy for chains and seasonal properties.

How much does it cost for a hotel?

Plans start at €15 net per month, room orders are on the PREMIUM plan (€59 net, 0% commission). The first month is free, with no credit card.

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