Puw for Hotel owners
Puw for hotel owners
A hotel changes constantly and its photos do not. Puw lets you rephotograph a refurbished room, a new breakfast spread or a reopened terrace on a phone and have it come back at 4K in about twenty seconds — so the listing stops being two years behind the property.
The photographer you booked when you opened did good work, and it is now a record of a hotel that no longer exists. Room 12 has new furniture. The breakfast is different. The terrace was rebuilt over the winter. None of those individually justify a shoot, so they accumulate, and the gap between the photos a guest sees and the room they walk into becomes the thing your reviews are quietly about. The problem was never photography — it was that reshooting cost enough to need a decision.
The numbers
- A 30-room property
- $9 one-time
- Per photo on Studio
- $0.07
- Time per photo
- ~20 seconds
- Booking.com preferred size
- 4000 × 3000 px
- Render output
- 4K native
- Commercial licence
- Included on paid plans
Where this fits in your week
After any refurbishment
One walk-through with a phone the morning it is finished. Twenty minutes, and the listing is current the same day.
When the season turns
The terrace in July and the lounge in January are two different properties. Both should be on the listing.
Before the booking season
Google takes up to 24 to 48 hours to show a new photo, so refresh before demand arrives rather than during it.
When a review mentions the photos
That is the cheapest signal you will ever get that a room type needs rephotographing.
Drop one or many — they all render at the same time, each with its own mode and notes.
Mode and size below apply to every photo — set a different mode or note on any row to override it.
Real outputs
A feed, not a pitch deck.
Every photo below started as a phone snapshot. Tap one to compare before / after.
Questions people ask.
Do I still need a photographer?
For the hero image that defines the property, probably yes — book it once and keep it. For everything that changes, a shoot is the wrong instrument: too slow and too expensive to use as often as the property actually changes.
Will the photos still be accurate?
On Precise mode the geometry is pinned and nothing is added or removed — only the lighting and colour change. That matters here more than almost anywhere, because a guest checks the room against the photo within a minute of arriving.
Can my front desk staff do this?
Yes. There is nothing to learn beyond taking the photo and pressing Generate. The mode picker is the only decision, and Precise is the right answer for rooms.
How long does a whole property take?
The walk-through is the slow part. Thirty photos render at the same time rather than one after another, so the render itself is minutes, not hours.
