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How to place your Little Hotelier subscription on hold

Instead of cancelling your subscription, you can temporarily suspend your Little Hotelier account for up to 3 months at a reduced fee. This option is helpful during renovations, government restrictions or unexpected closures.

If you have recently sold your property or will no longer be directly managing your account, the Change of Ownership option gives you the ability to transfer your subscription to a new owner.

Before you begin

  • Only the Primary billing user can submit requests

  • Hold periods must be in whole months (e.g., January to March)

  • Customers on a contract may have limitations on using the hold option

  • Account hold is not available for Little Hotelier Basics accounts

Important

  • Rooms will remain bookable online during the hold period

  • Update your inventory before requesting a hold (check pricing, availability, stop sells and any other restrictions)

  • An upfront hold payment will replace your regular subscription fee

  • After the hold period, you’ll return to full subscription pricing

During the hold period

  • Channels stay connected to receive future bookings

  • User access restricted. User logins will be disabled to prevent any accidental changes.

Request a hold

  1. Navigate to Property Name > Billing in the top right (must be Primary billing user)

  2. Select Accounts

  3. Click Manage account

  4. Click Continue and select Temporarily place my account on hold

  5. Complete required fields to submit the request

Our team will contact you to confirm details and gather additional information.


Reactivate your account

Before your hold ends

  • We’ll contact you near the reactivation date to confirm reopening details and next steps

After reactivation

  • Billing and user access is reactivated

  • If your property has completed renovations, remember to:

    • Update room configurations

    • Review room types and rates

    • Check channel connections and mappings

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