Aikebom Concierge AI

Your guests are on-property all year. Your concierge should be too.

Aikebom Concierge AI is a branded, always-on guest concierge for hotels and resorts — running 24/7, all year, for every guest who checks in, in their language, by voice, text or WhatsApp. It answers what your front desk answers a hundred times a day, plans the free evening around your restaurants and spa first, and knows your property as well as it knows your city. Nothing for guests to install.

A guest on a sun-drenched resort terrace using the concierge on their phone

Not another hotel chatbot. An agent on your guest’s side.

The hotel chatbot

A widget that answers FAQs and pushes upsells — working at the guest, on behalf of the inbox.

  • Scripted answers, quick handoff to a human
  • Upsell prompts on a timer
  • One language done well, the rest approximate
  • Forgets the guest between conversations

Aikebom

A concierge that works for the guest — and pays off for the house because it does.

  • Plans the whole stay: property, city, day by day
  • Follows the front desk: check-ins, room moves, checkout
  • Answers from your documents, sources cited — and shows your photos
  • Voice, text and WhatsApp, six languages
  • Your outlets and partners first — disclosed, and measured
01

Always on, not just event week

The concierge doesn’t start on a date and stop on one. It runs 24/7, all year, for every guest — the business traveller with one night, the family with a fortnight, the resident staying months. Each of them gets it in their own language, from the moment they arrive.

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Your outlets come first — transparently

Your restaurants, bar, spa and activities sit at the top of the information hierarchy, surfaced as disclosed, merit-gated recommendations inside the conversation. Ancillary revenue from the free evening, without a banner in sight.

03

It knows your property as well as your city

Wi-Fi and check-out, the mini-bar list, where the spa is and when it opens, which way to the pool bar — the facts only you own — alongside recommendations for the city outside, looked up live in Places, ratings and web search. Permanent QR points around the property mean a guest who scans at the pool bar gets answers in context.

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Voice, six languages, privacy by design

International guests talk or type in their own language — EN/PT/ES/FR/DE/IT. By default the concierge opens for your guests, not the street: they arrive on a verified link the property issues, with no account and no sign-up. Sessions stay anonymous and delete themselves once a guest stops using the concierge — about a week later, and never more than 45 days after their last message. Where your PMS reports a guest’s checkout, their access ends shortly after it, so that clock starts. Conversations are not kept for the life of the property; our privacy policy lists the short notes that remain. For European hospitality groups, the privacy story is a feature, not a footnote.

Live on day one

All of this works before we touch a single system of yours.

No integration project, no IT queue, no vendor negotiation. The concierge launches on your content and our platform — and the deeper connections below arrive later, switched on with your plan when you want them.

Your house facts: dining, spa, Wi-Fi, checkout — loaded by us
Answers from your documents, source cited
The city: restaurants, sights and day trips, looked up live
All six languages, by voice and text
Transport, weather and what’s-on, live
Guest requests routed straight to your staff

The PMS connection, verified guest links and the agent endpoint are there when you want them — but nothing about going live waits on an IT project.

A guest asks for towels to room 214 and the concierge confirms it's logged for housekeeping — in the property's own light theme
A guest ask, handled — logged for the team, no phone call

Wired into the operation

Not a chatbot on top. A concierge inside the house.

Answering questions is table stakes. What makes a concierge part of the operation is what it’s connected to: your front desk, your documents, your staff — and the AI agents your guests bring with them.

01

It knows the front desk

Connect your PMS and the concierge knows who checked in, which room they’re in and when they leave. A guest moved from 205 to 318 gets answers about 318 without telling anyone twice — and at check-in a welcome goes out to the guest, with nobody at the desk doing a thing: an email in the language on their booking where you serve it, sent to the address that booking carries, with their own private link straight into the conversation, which already knows their name, their room and their dates. Where you confirm you collect the consent, a short note goes to the number on the booking as well. The welcome is off until you turn it on, sent once per stay however often your PMS repeats itself, held to a daily limit per property, and the link expires with the stay. The connection contract is vendor-neutral, so your integrator can wire it to whatever system you run.

02

It answers from your documents — and shows your photos

Upload the in-room guide, the menus, the spa brochure, the appliance manual. The concierge reads them and answers with the source attached — “per the in-room guide, page 12” — so the facts are yours, not the internet’s. Replace a document and the answers follow. Photographs and diagrams work the same way — the breakfast room, the climate panel on the wall, the way in from the street: upload them, check the description it drafts, publish, and the concierge shows the right one inside the answer it illustrates, describing it in words too.

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Requests reach your staff — and answers reach your guest

Two more towels, a late checkout, a taxi at seven — the request lands on a live reception screen with the room attached, and your team works the queue. Then the loop closes from your side: when someone acknowledges a request or marks it done, the guest is told on its own — over WhatsApp, or by email to the address on the booking — so nobody has to remember to, and nobody has to come back and ask. Yours to switch per property, and a guest can stop it whenever they like. The concierge never books, charges or promises behind your back: staff confirm, always.

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Already agent-ready

Each property can run its own MCP endpoint — the standard interface AI assistants use to query the world. Your partners, house facts and what’s-on, machine-readable and token-gated: off by default, and switched on per property with your plan. Where the guest connection is switched on as well, a checked-in guest can go further and link their own assistant to their reservation — their room, their dates, their plan, the status of their requests — scoped to that one guest, and it expires with the stay. Where writing is switched on too, their AI can raise a request with your staff: logged, attributed, and confirmed by your team before anything happens. When your guests’ own AI comes asking, your property is the official answer.

Guests relaxing by the pool at a sun-drenched resort, the concierge a tap away

Why owners choose it

What it changes for the business.

Beyond a nicer guest experience, the concierge moves the numbers a hotel actually runs on — covers, calls to the desk, reviews and group bookings.

01

Capture the spend that walks out the door

A guest with a free evening goes wherever their phone sends them — usually somewhere that isn’t you. The concierge answers “where should we eat tonight?” with your restaurant, your bar, your spa first — disclosed, and on merit. More covers on a quiet night, no discounting, no banner.

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A lighter front desk

The same questions, all day, in six languages — directions, opening hours, what’s on, how to reach the venue. The concierge handles them in the guest’s pocket before they reach your desk, so your team spends its time on what genuinely needs a person.

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Guests who feel looked after

A guest who was never lost in a strange city, never stuck on a language, and always knew what to do tonight leaves happier — and it shows up in the review and the rebooking. Higher satisfaction without adding headcount.

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The venue that wins the brief

Organisers and planners pick the property that arrives ready. “A branded, multilingual concierge for every guest, included” is a line in your RFP response, not a line on your cost sheet.

What it learns for you

It tells you what guests wanted — and didn’t get.

Your PMS knows what was booked. A survey knows the score, weeks later. Neither knows what a guest asked for at 23:40 and couldn’t have — the concierge does, and it reports it.

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Unmet demand, ranked

Every morning, a digest of what guests couldn’t get answered the day before — grouped by topic, counted, the fix one click away. A recurring late-checkout ask, a partner you don’t have yet, a gap in the in-room guide: you see it while it’s still cheap to fix.

02

Your guest mix, in its own words

Which languages guests actually use, and what they keep asking for — evidence for staffing, partners and next season’s offer, drawn from real conversations rather than a survey nobody filled in.

03

Even what AI assistants look up

When a guest’s own assistant queries your property’s endpoint, you see which tools it used — and what it wanted that it couldn’t get.

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And a monthly report you can hand to an owner

Beyond the daily digest, each month is assembled into a dated report in your admin under Reports — the same picture over a period you can compare: volumes, languages, unmet demand, partner reach, agent traffic. Downloadable, and sent to your team’s address if you want it. Every figure counted from your own data, with anything already deleted under your retention policy labelled rather than hidden.

No transcripts stored — counts, topics and an example for each, with most email addresses and phone numbers removed.

Partners & outlets

Your outlets first — then the partners you choose.

The concierge recommends your restaurants, bar, spa and activities before anything else in the city — on merit, and always with the relationship disclosed. Beyond the property, you pick the partners: the beach club, the golf course, the winery, the transfer company. Each gets a disclosed place inside real guest conversations, offer codes surfaced at the right moment, and tracked links that show exactly what the partnership delivered.

How the partner layer works

Also hosting events?

Aikebom Events AI, for the conferences your property hosts.

A hotel with meeting space sells two things: rooms, and the events that fill them. Aikebom Events AI is the second product — a concierge scoped to one conference, incentive trip, wedding or retreat, anchored on its programme and its dates, then purged once it’s over. Same engine, same branding, priced per event rather than per month. Properties with real MICE space usually run both: Concierge AI always-on for guests, Events AI on top for each booking.

Aikebom Events AI
A guest at a warm five-star hotel concierge desk, the concierge on their phone

Pricing

A subscription per property, priced on request.

Concierge AI runs all year, so it’s a recurring subscription per property — not the per-event license. We quote it on a call rather than publish a band, because a 40-key boutique and a 900-unit extended-stay residence aren’t the same product in practice, and groups are priced across the portfolio. The per-event tiers for Aikebom Events AI are likewise confirmed on a short call.

See pricing

Bring it to your property.

Book a 20-minute demo and we’ll show your property, your city, your outlets — running in a branded concierge.

  • No engineering on your side
  • Live in weeks
  • Anonymous & GDPR-by-design