STAY is now integrated with Reserve with Google | STAY

Customers today do not want friction. They search, they click, they expect to book instantly.

That’s why we have integrated STAY with Reserve with Google, letting anyone book a table at your hotel restaurant directly from Google Search or Maps, without leaving the page or using external tools.

This new feature is available to STAY clients using Restaurants PRO and is designed for restaurants open to the public, looking to boost visibility and simplify reservations for external guests.

How does it work?

Once the integration is activated, your restaurant will appear in Google with the blue "Reserve a table" button, just like the major booking platforms.

Guests can:

• Search for your restaurant on Google
• Tap the reserve button
• Choose a time and complete the booking directly within Google
• Skip forms, thanks to autofilled information from their Google account

Take a look at this video to see it in action:

Meanwhile, you get:

• All reservations captured in your Restaurants PRO dashboard
• Real-time availability synced automatically
• Full control over bookings without switching systems
  
  

To activate this feature, just contact your Account Manager. STAY will handle the full setup for you.

Why does it matters?

This integration is not just about convenience. It is about performance.

Hotels with restaurants open to the public often rely on third-party tools to attract non-guests. But that leads to fragmented systems, duplicated effort, and less control.

With this update:

1. You increase your visibility on Google, where people are already searching
2. You simplify the guest journey, making it easy to reserve without friction
3. You unify operations, managing all bookings in one place with STAY
   
   

No more switching between tools. No more redirecting guests. It’s just a smarter, cleaner way to fill tables.

Want to see it in action?

Speak with your Account Manager or book a demo to discover how STAY can turn Google traffic into direct reservations.