mews vs cloudbeds

Mews vs Cloudbeds: 
Built from the best.

Great hotels deserve great tech. So instead of adding integrations, we built an operating system from the best tools in the business.
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4.6/5 HotelTechReport

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4.6/5 Capterra

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4.8/5 G2

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4.6/5 GetApp

Mews vs Cloudbeds: how the two stack up

Key Feature
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Centralized guest data  

Data tied to your guest’s profile, not just the reservation.

  • Every department works from the same guest profile, in real time.

  • Preferences, upsells and past stay data follow the guest, not just the reservation.

Data only tied to the reservation, not the guest.

  • Manual data digging needed for upsells and personalization.

  • Returning guests start from scratch every time.

Embedded  payments

One card authorization covers the entire stay.

  • Reconciliation runs automatically.

  • No reauthorization at each outlet.

  • Pre-arrival charging and deposit collection is built in.

Payments are integrated, not embedded – so reconciliation isn't automatic.

  • Each outlet fires a separate authorization.

  • Manual reconciliation adds friction and cost.

  • No dynamic currency conversion for international guests.

Revenue management

Revenue management that thinks further ahead and acts faster.

  • 730-day forecasting with autopilot.

  • 150M+ daily calculations, with rates recalculating every 1-5 minutes from real booking data.

  • Rates update directly inside the PMS.

Rates routed via channel manager, not native to the PMS.

  • 90-day forecasting.

  • Rates pushed within ~30 mins.

  • Rates routed via a channel manager, not directly in the PMS.

Cross-system reporting

Full operational reporting in one place, out of the box.

  • One reporting layer across reservations, payments, housekeeping, F&B and guest ops.

  • Drag-and-drop dashboards and AI summaries.

  • Enterprise-ready across properties, departments and revenue centers.

Core reporting is native but cross-system analytics require third-party tools.

  • Advanced or multi-outlet views typically require third-party tools.

  • Payments, operations and guest data sit in separate systems.

Bookable spaces

Every space and service is bookable by the hour, day or month.

  • Meeting spaces, co-working, parking, fitness, F&B and more.

  • Dynamic pricing, automated billing and a built-in booking engine.

  • The same revenue infrastructure as rooms.

  • Available to both guests and non-guests.

Bookable services are new, limited and only available in beta.

  • Meeting rooms and cabanas announced in beta.

  • F&B, spa, parking and events not publicly supported.

AI and automation

AI that works for every team member, not just the ones who know what to ask for.

  • The right guest info appears automatically, exactly when staff need it.

  • Upsells, dynamic pricing and guest intelligence all draw from the same data.

AI only surfaces insights if you know what to ask.

  • No proactive recommendations with manual prompts needed.

Check-in experience

Flexible check-in experiences guests actually want.

  • Mobile, kiosk or traditional front desk check ins without third-party apps.

  • Digital keys via Apple Wallet and Google Wallet, 
built in.

  • One guest profile for messaging, reservations and guest data.

Digital keys and guest messaging require add-ons.

  • Only online and kiosk check ins available natively.

  • Digital keys require third-party integration.

Multi-property

Scalable whether you have one property or one hundred.

  • Shared guest profiles, centralized configuration and cross-portfolio controls.

  • Group revenue comparison and portfolio-wide housekeeping built in.

Multi-property available, but properties operate more independently by design.

  • Centralized reporting and visibility are the most-cited pain points.

Training time and onboarding

One system with one onboarding.

  • Train front desk, housekeeping, F&B and finance teams in one go, on one platform.

  • Most properties go live in under a month.

With more integrations, onboarding takes longer.

  • Channel manager setup, third-party integrations and module configuration all add time before go-live.

Support

24/7 support on every plan, not just enterprise.

  • Emergency phone support based in 10 countries (United States, Canada, United Kingdom, Czech Republic, Germany, France, Spain, Netherlands, Australia, Switzerland).

  • Dedicated implementation manager with full property context.

Support available, but speed and out-of-hours coverage are the most-cited complaints.

  • Chat, email and phone support available.

  • Slow support is the most-cited negative across Capterra, SoftwareAdvice and G2.

Housekeeping

Mobile-first housekeeping that runs in real time, powered by Flexkeeping.

  • Connected directly to reservations and room status so front desk knows the second a room is ready.

  • Assignments auto-adjust for checkouts, arrivals and priority changes throughout the day.

  • AI voice assistant, maintenance, staff comms and productivity tracking in one place.

Core housekeeping is covered, but complex operations need add-ons.

  • Room tracking, inspections and assignments available natively.

  • Workforce management and automation require third-party solutions.

Point of sale

Mews POS keeps F&B in the same operating system.

  • F&B charges land directly in the guest folio.

  • No separate reconciliation, additional vendors or integrations to maintain.

  • Already available across Europe.

  • Coming to the US in September 2026.

No native POS.

  • Third-party integration required for all F&B and outlet transactions.

  • Adds a separate vendor, separate contract and separate reconciliation workflow.

Channel management 
and direct bookings 

Coming soon: Every OTA connection, powered by the #1 channel manager in hospitality. 

  • 450+ channels and one login, in one operating system.

  • Powered by SiteMinder – the #1 rated channel manager 2026 by HotelTechAwards.

  • A booking engine built to drive direct bookings.

Rated #2 channel manager 2026 by HotelTechAwards.

  • Rates and availability sync automatically.

  • Room content, amenities and per-guest pricing require manual updates in each OTA separately.

Integrations and open API

More verified integrations than any other hospitality platform.

  • 1,000+ connections in the Marketplace.

  • 330+ API endpoints used by hundreds of partners.

A smaller ecosystem with limited API flexibility.

  • 50 API endpoints.

Awards and ratings
  • #1 Property Management System 2024, 2025 & 2026  


    HotelTechAwards (HotelTechReport)

  • #1 Hotel POS System 2026  


    HotelTechAwards (HotelTechReport)

  • #3 Revenue Management System 2026  


    HotelTechAwards (HotelTechReport) (Atomize, a Mews company)

  • #1 Channel Manager 2026 - SiteMinder 


    HotelTechAwards (HotelTechReport) 

    (Mews Channel Manager powered by SiteMinder - launching July 2026)

  • 4.6 HotelTechReport rating

    93% recommended by verified hoteliers on HotelTechReport

4.6/5

on Capterra

4.8/5

on G2

  • #2 Property Management System 2026  


    HotelTechAwards (HotelTechReport)

  • #1 Hotel Management Software 2026 

    
HotelTechAwards (HotelTechReport)

  • #2 Channel Manager 2026 


    HotelTechAwards (HotelTechReport)

  • 91% recommended by verified hoteliers on HotelTechReport

4.6/5

HTR Rating

4.3/5

on Capterra

4.3/5

on G2

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