hoteliga vs Mews Accounting

hoteliga is web-based hotel and property management software from a company founded in 2014 and headquartered in Krakow, Poland. It includes maintenance management and property accounting. Its three listed plans set monthly prices alongside room or apartment and user limits: Bronze is €35 a month for up to 10 units and one user; Silver is €60 a month for up to 40 units and two users; Gold is €105 a month for up to 90 units and 20 users. Each is billed as a One Month Subscription. The listed starting price is €35/mo, and a 15-day trial is noted. There is no free plan. The only listed platform is web, and mobile app coverage is web only. The included-unit count is 10, matching the Bronze tier's stated capacity. These details let lodging operators compare the defined unit and user ceilings against their needs, while noting that access is browser-based rather than through a separate mobile app.

Mews Accounting is hotel accounting software that updates financial information from deposits through checkout and invoicing in real time. Its live ledger tracks deposits, in-stay balances, and receivables, with drill-down from totals to individual bills. Teams can download a date-locked trial balance as PDF or Excel, with taxes separated from revenue across rooms and outlets. Charge-routing rules assign nights, taxes, and extras to a guest, company, or group organizer, with reservation- or guest-level exceptions. Built-in Accounts Receivable supports invoice issuance through reconciliation; teams can also send reminder batches, produce company statements, pause reminders during disputes, and share reminder history. Shared settings and templates support consistent revenue categories and accounting mappings across properties. Ledger and trial-balance data can be exported as PDF, Excel, or CSV, or supplied through open APIs. Mews names QuickBooks, Xero, and Yardi among integrations and links to a marketplace with more than 1,000 integrations. It runs on web and through an API. Pricing is on request, varies by property, and payment processing fees are separate from the subscription.