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Portico Hotel Dashboard Template
Portico is a single-file HTML dashboard template that tracks occupancy, arrivals, housekeeping, revenue, and guest reviews for an independent hotel.
Portico is a hotel front office dashboard template for an independent property. It renders as the morning brief for the general manager: house occupancy, arrivals and departures, the housekeeping board, posted revenue, and the guest book, all on one light page styled in the Marble Viridian theme. The file is self-contained HTML priced at $6.99, and it runs in any browser with no build step.
Portico models a sample property, Hotel Portico, a 118-room city centre house, on a Friday with the night audit posted at 06:10 and the ledger balanced at zero variance. The occupancy section draws a fourteen-night calendar with fill depth for occupancy share, ADR typed under each night, and flags on sellout nights, plus a pickup table comparing the next seven nights on the books against the sheet cut seven days earlier. Arrivals lists 21 expected guests against 14 due-outs in a sortable ledger with rate codes, ETAs, and VIP amenity notes, plus a no-show ledger from the audit. Housekeeping shows 45 rooms to turn before the 15:00 check-in line on a 118-key board where clicking a room cycles its status, with attendant assignments and an out-of-order log. Revenue posts 611 room nights and $131,968 over the last seven nights, segment mix, F&B covers, and an eight-week RevPAR line against last year. The guest book holds a rolling 4.6 review score, a review ledger, and repeat guest share at 34 percent against a 30 percent target.
What is inside Portico
- Fourteen-night occupancy calendar with fill depth, ADR under each night, and sellout flags
- Pickup table comparing the next seven nights on the books against the sheet cut seven days earlier
- Arrivals ledger, sortable, with room type, rate code, rate, ETA, and VIP amenity notes
- No-show ledger posted from the night audit
- 118-key housekeeping board where clicking a room cycles its status, with attendant credits and an out-of-order log
- Revenue section posting 611 room nights and $131,968 for the last seven nights
- Segment mix table with room nights and room revenue, plus F&B covers from the audit
- Eight-week RevPAR line chart against the same weeks last year
- Guest book with a rolling 4.6 review score, review ledger, complaint log, and repeat guest share of 34 percent against a 30 percent target
Specifications
| Format | Single self-contained HTML file; zero dependencies, no build step |
|---|---|
| Theme | Marble Viridian |
| Mood | Light |
| Category | Hotel |
| Price | $6.99, one-time |
Who Portico is for
Portico serves general managers who run the 07:30 stand-up from one page: last night's audit, tonight's position, and the pickup trend.
Portico is built for front office managers who work the arrivals ledger, track VIP amenities, and watch due-outs against the check-in line.
Portico fits executive housekeepers who assign credits, turn 45 rooms before 15:00, and manage out-of-order keys.
Portico supports revenue managers who read ADR, RevPAR, and segment mix and compare pickup against the sheet cut a week earlier.
Portico serves guest relations leads who clear the review ledger each morning and watch repeat guest share against the house target.
When to reach for it
Portico fits an independent hotel where the morning brief is a PMS printout, a spreadsheet, and a whiteboard at the desk. The template consolidates the audit, the house position, and the boards into one page the whole stand-up can read.
Portico fits properties without a chain's BI stack. The figures a GM actually asks for, occupancy, ADR, RevPAR, pickup, review score, are already the sections of the page.
Portico replaces the paper assignment sheet. The 118-key housekeeping board cycles room status with a click, and attendant credits sit beside it, so the 06:10 sheet cut becomes a live artifact.
Portico also suits a management company reviewing several independents. Each property gets the same page structure, so cross-property reviews compare like with like.
Frequently asked questions
What does the Portico hotel dashboard template include?
The Portico hotel dashboard template includes five sections: occupancy with a fourteen-night calendar and pickup table, arrivals with a sortable guest ledger, housekeeping with a 118-key status board, revenue with RevPAR and segment mix, and a guest book with reviews and repeat guest share. It costs $6.99 as one HTML file.
Can Portico take a feed from our PMS?
Yes, Portico can take a feed from your PMS with a scripting task. The shipped file renders sample data embedded in the page, and pointing each section at a PMS export or API means swapping the data constants for a fetch of your JSON, after which the calendars, ledgers, and boards render your property's figures.
Is Portico only for large hotels?
No, Portico is not only for large hotels: the sample property has 118 rooms, but every figure and row is data inside the file. A 30-room inn edits the room count, key board, and ledgers to match its house, and the layout holds.
Does the housekeeping board save room status changes?
No, the housekeeping board does not save room status changes beyond the session: clicking a key cycles its status in the browser, and persisting changes to a real housekeeping system requires connecting the click handler to your PMS or a small backend.
