Taxi Kiosks for Hotels

Win every hotel in your area with branded booking displays and QR codes

Let hotel guests book a taxi from your lobby display, reception tablet, or a QR code in their room — all under your company brand. Give hotels a reason to choose you over the competition.

If you're not in that lobby, your competitor will be. Or worse — guests will open Uber.

Why Hotels Love a Taxi Booking Kiosk

Pitch these benefits to any hotel manager and watch them say yes. This is what makes you their preferred taxi partner.

Better Guest Experience

Guests tap a screen or scan a QR code instead of calling reception. No waiting on hold, no language barriers, instant fare quote. A modern, self-service hotel guest taxi booking experience they already expect.

Earn on Every Booking

Venue kickback schemes let you share a commission with the hotel. Give them a financial reason to promote your taxi service over competitors. It turns a placement into a partnership.

Zero Effort for Staff

Front desk staff don't need to make calls or take messages. The booking display handles everything — quoting, booking, and dispatch. Frees up their time for actual hospitality.

Professional and Branded

Co-brand each booking point with the hotel's logo alongside yours. It looks like a premium in-house service, not a third-party advertisement. Hotels are far more likely to display something with their name on it.

No Hardware, No Hassle

Works on any screen the hotel already has. A tablet at reception, a TV in the lobby, or printed QR codes in guest rooms. Nothing to buy, nothing to install, nothing to maintain.

The numbers speak for themselves

A single hotel generating 2 bookings a day at an average fare of £9 is £540 a month. Ten hotels across your area? That's £5,400 in monthly revenue from a channel that costs you a stack of printed QR cards.

Where to Place Your Hotel Taxi Kiosk

Show hotel managers exactly where your booking display fits. Every touchpoint is another booking opportunity.

Lobby and Reception Desk

A hotel lobby taxi display is the most visible placement with the highest footfall. Staff can point guests to it or use it themselves to book on a guest's behalf.

Guest Room QR Codes

Printed QR codes on bedside cards or in the guest information folder. Guests scan and book from bed — perfect for early morning airport transfers.

Lift Lobbies and Corridors

Small printed QR code signs near lifts catch guests on their way out. Low cost, zero maintenance, and visible to every guest every day.

Concierge Area

A dedicated screen for the concierge to offer hotel taxi booking as part of their service. Guests asking “Can you get me a taxi?” get an instant, professional answer.

Check-out Area

Catch departing guests who need a ride to the airport or station. The same approach works for B&Bs and guest houses too. A well-timed prompt at check-out converts guests who haven't arranged onward transport yet.

Hotel Website

Embed the booking widget on the hotel's own website so guests can pre-book transport before they arrive. Captures bookings even before check-in.

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Set up a hotel booking point in three steps

From sign-up to live bookings in under 15 minutes.

1

Set Up a Kiosk

Create a kiosk with the hotel's pickup address pre-filled. Upload the hotel's logo for co-branding. Set up venue kickbacks if you've agreed a commission deal.

2

Place It

Give the hotel a QR code poster, set up a tablet at reception, or embed the widget on their website. Deployment takes minutes, not days.

3

Earn

Every booking dispatches straight to your fleet. Track venue performance, commission owed, and booking volume from your dashboard.

Venue kickbacks: give hotels a reason to choose you

The most powerful tool for winning and retaining hotel contracts. Share revenue with the venue and they'll actively promote your service over the competition.

Flexible Commission Structures

Set a fixed amount per booking, a percentage of the fare, or a points scheme. Whatever deal works best for each hotel.

Transparent Reporting

Hotels can see their earnings, or you can report to them. Either way, the numbers are clear and auditable from your dashboard.

Configurable Per Kiosk

Different deals for different hotels. A boutique hotel might want a flat fee per booking. A large chain might prefer a percentage. You set the terms per kiosk.

Win and Retain Contracts

Revenue sharing gives hotels a financial incentive to choose you and stick with you. It turns a vendor relationship into a partnership.

Venue Commission
The Grand Hotel
This Month
£342.50
137 bookings
Commission Rate
£2.50
per booking
Recent Bookings
Airport Transfer
Today, 14:32
+£2.50
City Centre
Today, 11:15
+£2.50
Train Station
Today, 09:48
+£2.50

How to Win Hotel Taxi Contracts

A practical playbook for signing up hotels in your area. Follow these steps and you'll have a taxi kiosk for hotels across your patch.

1

Speak to the General Manager

Don't pitch to front desk staff — they can't say yes. Ask for the general manager or duty manager. They're the ones who approve vendor partnerships and care about guest services revenue.

2

Bring a Demo and a Sample

Load the booking page on a tablet and let them tap through it. Bring a printed QR card sample so they can see what goes in guest rooms. Seeing it in action is worth more than any pitch deck.

3

Offer Commission, Co-Branding, Zero Cost

Lead with what the hotel gets: a commission on every booking, their logo on the display, and absolutely no cost or effort on their end. No hardware to buy, no software to install, no staff to train.

4

Use the Killer Line

“Your guests already ask for taxis. This saves your staff the hassle and earns you money on every ride.”

That single sentence addresses their pain (staff interruptions) and their motivation (revenue). It works because it's true.

5

Follow Up With Numbers

Drop off QR cards, let it run for two weeks, then come back with real booking data. Show them how many rides their guests booked and what they earned. Numbers close deals that pitches can't.

Seasonal Peaks Mean More Bookings

Hotels aren't just a steady revenue stream — they spike at the busiest and most profitable times of year.

Christmas Party Season

Function rooms full, everyone needs a ride home. December is the highest-volume month for hotel taxi bookings by far.

Wedding Season

Predictable spikes, group bookings, often rural locations with no public transport. Operators also place kiosks at dedicated event spaces and wedding venues. Guests pre-book departure rides days in advance.

Conference Season

Business hotels with event facilities generate airport and station transfers in bulk. Delegates arrive and leave on predictable schedules.

Summer Tourism

Leisure hotels where guests don't have cars. Day trips, restaurant runs, sightseeing — tourists need taxis more than any other guest type.

Hotel Taxi Kiosk FAQs

Nothing except a spot for a QR code or screen. No hardware, no software, no training. The booking page runs in any web browser, so a tablet the hotel already owns will work perfectly. If they want printed QR materials, you can provide those yourself or we can help.
Yes. Each kiosk supports a venue logo alongside your company logo and colours. The booking page looks like a premium in-house service rather than a third-party ad. Hotels are far more likely to display something with their name on it.
You configure the commission structure per kiosk. Options include a fixed amount per booking, a percentage of the fare, or a points scheme. Hotels can see their earnings, giving them a financial reason to promote your service over the competition. You control the terms — different deals for different hotels.
Position TaxiDesk as an upgrade. Digital booking, instant quotes, branded displays, and commission tracking are hard to compete with. Most existing taxi arrangements involve a phone call and a handshake — no tracking, no data, no revenue share. You're offering something measurably better.
Yes, but creating a new kiosk takes under a minute. Duplicate an existing one and change the pickup address and venue branding. Each hotel gets its own tracking, commission settings, and co-branding — so you can see exactly which properties are performing.

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