A guest asks for the Wi-Fi password, in German.
Answered straight away.
For short-term rental flats in Slovakia
ServusHost is an AI assistant for short-term rental flats. Guests tap their phone on a small disc in the flat, or scan its code, and ask about Wi-Fi, the door, heating or parking in their own language. Real problems go straight to you or your cleaner.

Example: a guest asks a question at 3am and gets an instant answer in their language.
They come at night, at weekends, in languages you don't speak. And the real problem, like no hot water or a lock that won't open, gets lost between them.
Here is what a typical night looks like with ServusHost.
A guest asks for the Wi-Fi password, in German.
Answered straight away.
A guest can't work out the door code.
Answered with step-by-step help.
The boiler shows an error and there's no hot water.
The assistant guides a reset. It doesn't work, so you get a short alert on Telegram.
Example Telegram alert for Flat 3B: no hot water, boiler error E3, reset unsuccessful. Guest language: Slovak. Sent at 02:31.
A guest asks about check-out, in Hungarian.
Answered straight away.
You wake up to one clear alert instead of four calls overnight.
Small discs in the flat open the chat. Tap your phone on one or scan its code. No app, no login.
Example: a phone taps a small NFC and QR disc to open the guest chat in the browser.
The assistant answers in the guest's language, only from your house manual.
Example: a guest asks for the Wi-Fi password in English. The assistant replies with the network and password.
If something is broken or it doesn't know, it sends you or your cleaner a short summary on Telegram, SMS or email.
Example notification: Flat 3B has no hot water. The host has been notified.
Each flat gets 2–3 discs: by the door, in the kitchen and in the living room.
Chat with our demo apartment. Ask for the Wi-Fi, ask about check-out, or tell it the heating isn't working and see what happens.
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We set it up on 5–10 of your flats. You see the numbers: how many guests tapped or scanned, how many questions were answered without you, and what got escalated. A short agreement.

Vlad
Founder of ServusHost
I build AI assistants for companies. I set up every flat myself, so you deal with one person.
No. They tap or scan the disc and the chat opens in the browser.
Most major languages, including English, German, Slovak, Czech, Hungarian, Polish, Italian and Spanish.
It tells the guest it will check, and sends you or your cleaner a summary.
Yes. Guests are always told they are chatting with an AI.
I do. You send me your house manual or answer a few questions per flat.
Usually a few days.
The price is per flat, per month. I'll tell you on our first call.
No login and no personal data needed to ask a question. We sign a short data processing agreement before we start.