Destination hospitality
Destination wineries sell more than bottles. Lodging, spa, and events are paid modules on EleVint D2C — so the guest who tastes, dines, sleeps, books a facial, and buys a concert ticket never leaves your software estate. No Cloudbeds. No spa sidecar. No Eventbrite.
Module · Lodging
Front desk, tape chart, club-member rates, direct booking without OTA take, folio with charge-to-room, housekeeping, night audit, iCal sync — inside EleVint, not Cloudbeds.
No second PMS vendor.
Explore Lodging ->Module · Spa
Dual-resource book, memberships, retail, guest self-booking, in-house rates, charge-to-room to the lodging folio — for resort spas at full-service wine country resorts.
No spa sidecar outside EleVint.
Explore Spa ->Module · Events
Public ticketed events and private function pipeline — space calendar, room blocks, real menus and wine, P&L after the toast. No Eventbrite handoff.
No outside ticketing stack.
Explore Events ->Why it sells
Club member, hotel guest, spa client, and event ticket holder share one profile. You do not re-enter them in three systems.
Tasting, dinner, spa, and room on the same bill. TOT stays separate from wine tax.
Paid hospitality modules on the demo — not three new contracts for PMS, spa software, and ticketing.
Also on D2C
Hospitality modules sit beside restaurant checks and KDS, tasting reservations, wine club, POS, gift cards, loyalty, AI website builder, and VinoShipper — same roof as the store. Production stays with facility ERP when you crush with an EleVint facility; lodging, spa, and events are D2C modules, not ERP.
Lodging, spa, and events are paid modules — pricing is discussed on the demo. Bring the outside vendors you want to retire.