With the flexibility offered by the platform, guests can reserve a room for a few hours from 6am to 11pm, book without a credit card and pay upon check-in with the option to cancel for free up to the very last minute — all on top of access to a medley of upscale and restorative amenities.
It wasn’t very long ago when checking into a hotel for a few hours may cause a few sideways glances, but these days it has become a possible lifesaver for work-from-homers who need a change of environment, or who cannot work in peace at home due to noisy neighbours or disruptions. Thankfully, booking platforms like Dayuse offer a solution by curating an on-de- mand list of hotel rooms that you can book on the spot, based on your budget and needs.
Dayuse is bucking the traditional “per night” model and booking process to offer “dayscapes” on an on-demand basis, and between 30% and 75% cheaper than an overnight stay. It leads a growing pool of other daycation apps like Stayr, DayAway or DayPass created to meet the needs of time-stretched urbanites looking for unique ways to spend their day. Digital nomads aside, the rooms also cater to pleasure-seekers looking to pamper themselves with the hotel amenities, or travellers-in-transit who need a place to freshen up.
