Connect a supported thermostat integration and import the account's devices.
Features
Thermostats for comfort
Keep guest comfort and vacant-property settings aligned with every stay.
Connect supported thermostats, define seasonal comfort and vacant settings, give guests controlled adjustments, and reconcile device state around check-in and checkout.
Property playbook and operational loop
Comfort rules start in the playbook and respond to the reservation calendar.
Operators define safe temperature ranges and seasonal behavior once. Welcora then uses listing and reservation context to support guest comfort during the stay and efficiency between bookings.
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Connect a supported thermostat integration and import the account's devices.
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Assign each thermostat to the property it serves.
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Configure seasonal comfort settings, vacant settings, and guest-adjustable ranges.
From thermostat rule to stay-aware comfort
The exact steps vary by listing and account settings, but the shape is consistent: define the standard, run the stay, and keep exceptions visible.
Assign each thermostat to the property it serves.
Configure seasonal comfort settings, vacant settings, and guest-adjustable ranges.
Use reservation timing to reconcile the device for occupied or vacant periods.
Show supported guest controls and current comfort context inside the stay experience.
Capabilities operators can put to work.
These are the practical pieces teams use to keep guest experience, listing work, and readiness signals connected.
Seasonal settings
Define climate behavior that can change with the property's seasonal needs.
Comfort mode
Prepare the property for occupied stays using the configured guest comfort settings.
Vacant mode
Return supported thermostats to the property's between-stay settings after checkout.
Guest-adjustable ranges
Allow supported temperature changes while keeping adjustments inside operator-defined limits.
Guidebook controls
Give eligible guests a convenient place to view and adjust supported thermostat settings.
State reconciliation
Compare expected and current behavior so reservation-driven comfort rules stay applied.
Connected context
Connected to listings, reservations, and the guest stay
Thermostat controls become part of readiness when comfort rules follow the property and the active reservation instead of a separate device calendar.
Property assignment determines which reservation calendar controls the thermostat.
Check-in and checkout context can move the property between comfort and vacant behavior.
Guest controls use the range and modes the operator allows.
Device state and exceptions remain visible to the operator.
Who gets value from thermostat comfort
Operations manager
Keeps comfort preparation connected to arrivals and vacant-property behavior.
Owner-operator
Defines property-specific comfort limits without managing every stay by hand.
Guest
Gets supported temperature control in the same place as the rest of the stay.
Feature questions
A few practical details operators usually want to understand before adding this to their workflow.
Related features
Can thermostat settings change between occupied and vacant periods?
Yes. Managed thermostat behavior can reconcile to configured comfort or vacant settings based on reservation context.
Can guests adjust the temperature?
Yes. Supported guest controls can allow changes within the range and device modes the operator configures.
Can each property have different thermostat rules?
Yes. Thermostats are assigned to listings and use the applicable property and account climate settings.
Rental readiness your team can run on every stay.
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