Mews vs Cloudbeds: which hotel PMS fits your property
Both are mature cloud platforms with live channel managers, open APIs and app marketplaces. Mews leans towards larger independents and groups that want depth and automation, while Cloudbeds is a lower cost all in one package that suits smaller hotels and hostels. Pick on budget and how much you plan to automate.
Free, no commitment. Thirty minutes with someone who has run a venue. Updated November 2026.Larger independent hotels and groups that want depth, automation and a broad marketplace.
Small and mid sized independents and hostels that want an affordable all in one package.
If your hotel also runs restaurants, a spa or a members club, Benvo is a third option to consider. It covers rooms, front desk, housekeeping and booking sites for about $510 a month, the same as Cloudbeds, with dining, spa and member rates on one guest record. Its booking site connections go live after certification, so check the sites you rely on.
Per venue per month in US dollars, before tax.
- $0 setup, data moved for you
- $6,124 in the first year
- AI team included, no cover fees
- Setup not published
- $10,800 in the first year
- Setup not published
- $6,120 in the first year
Typical price
A typical Mews property pays about $900 a month with booking sites, against about $510 for Cloudbeds, as of November 2026.
Where guest features sit
Mews puts kiosks, guest messaging and revenue tools in its Pro plan. Cloudbeds puts online check in, kiosks and messaging in its Experience plan.
Restaurant and spa
Mews sells its own POS and Spaces add-ons that bring dining and spa onto one record. Cloudbeds connects POS through partner apps and does not unify dining and spa.
Member rates
Mews supports loyalty and private rates without club tiers. Cloudbeds has no club or member rates.
Hotel
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