Level 3 · Process · P12 · Reservations & Revenue

Pre-arrival upsell spa dinner transfers extras

ReviewedHotel National ZermattGuest
KPIs
KPITargetCadence
Upsell attach rate>= 15% of staysmonthly
Systems
  • Booking engine & website — Direct booking capture
People & roles
  • Reservations Manager — Booking lifecycle
  • Revenue Manager — Pricing
Process model

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Modeling notes

P12 Pre-arrival Upsell - Notes

Date: 2026-05-20 Process: process_hotel_national_p12_pre_arrival_upsell_spa_dinner_transfers_extras.bpmn

Local hotel context used

  • Hotel National publishes wellness access and massage offerings, so spa/treatment upsell is treated as a core pre-arrival add-on.
  • The restaurant is a daily operating outlet with reservation by phone/email and half-board or a la carte service, so dinner pre-booking is handled as a normal pre-arrival option.
  • The property offers transfer support in a car-free Zermatt context, so transport and arrival extras are handled before check-in rather than at arrival only.
  • The hotel appears to combine reservations, front-office, and concierge-style assistance for guest planning.

Source-backed references

Modeling assumptions applied

  • The upsell trigger is internal: approximately 72 hours before arrival, Reservations reviews upcoming stays and sends a curated add-on offer to eligible guests.
  • A single guest response may include spa, dinner, transfers, and other extras, so service validation is modeled as parallel checks across Wellness Desk, Restaurant Service, and Front Office/Portier.
  • If the requested mix cannot be confirmed exactly as asked, the hotel proposes alternative slots or a reduced package instead of silently dropping the request.
  • If the guest declines the alternative, the hotel closes the upsell cycle with a stay-unchanged notice while preserving the underlying room booking.
  • Response windows are modeled explicitly because pre-arrival add-ons cannot remain open indefinitely close to arrival; the exact cutoff durations are an operational assumption rather than a published hotel rule.