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Interactive 3D maps for hotels and resorts

Show guests exactly where they’ll stay.

We build an interactive 3D map of your property from survey data and your own plans. Every cabin, path and sauna sits where it really is, under the real sky, styled to your brand and ready for your website.

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A live Map My Stay map: Aurora Village, Ivalo, Finnish Lapland. Click in, drag, open a cabin.Map data © National Land Survey of Finland (CC BY 4.0) · © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL)

Everything guests ask about, on one map.

Where is the cabin? How far to the sauna? Does the deck get the evening sun? The map answers before anyone has to ask.

  • Every unit in its real place

    Built from land survey data, aerial imagery and your plans. Each building stands where it stands and faces the way it faces.

  • Photos and details on tap

    Each room type has its own card with photographs, size and beds, and a link to book that type.

  • The real light

    Show the sun for any date and hour, so guests can see which decks catch the evening light.

  • Wherever guests look

    On your website, on a screen at reception, at a travel fair, or as a link you send before arrival.

For your guests

Every room, its own page on the map.

Tap a cabin and its card opens where it stands: your photographs, the size and the beds, and what makes that room type different. Guests compare a glass-roof cabin with a two-floor tower without leaving the map.

When they are ready, they book the room type through your own booking engine, which assigns the cabin as it does today.

  • Photographs, size and beds for each room type
  • Availability and booking per room type
  • The sun for any date, and a guided tour you choose
A guest in bed under a glass roof, the northern lights overhead

Aurora Cabins · 28 on the map

Aurora Cabin

28 m²2, max 4Glass roof

Booked as a room type.

A dark wooden suite with a sofa and two armchairs

One map, wherever guests look.

The same map, kept up to date in one place, runs on your website, on a screen at reception and as a link you send.

The map embedded in a hotel website
On your websiteA short snippet you paste into your site once.
The map in full-screen kiosk modeTouch to explore
At reception and fairsA full-screen kiosk mode for a lobby screen or a travel-fair stand.
The map on a phone
As a linkSend it before arrival, so guests can find their cabin.

From your plans to a live map.

  1. Step 1

    You send the basics

    The quote form below. Plans and photos help; nothing has to be ready.

  2. Step 2

    We build from data

    Terrain, buildings and paths from survey data, room types from your photos.

  3. Step 3

    You review a preview

    A private link. Tell us what is off and we correct it.

  4. Step 4

    It goes live

    Link, website embed and kiosk mode, all from the same map.

Your photography, in its place.

Photos make guests want to come. The map shows them where each moment happens. Six moments where the two work together.

A couple watching the northern lights through a cabin’s glass wall
Choosing a room typeThe photo opens the room type’s card, standing where those cabins really are. Guests weigh the view against the walk to the restaurant.
A bright wooden room with a kitchen and a window onto the snowy forest
Stepping insideFrom the card, a photo of the room itself. If you have 360° panoramas, a walk-through instead.
A warmly lit lounge and restaurant set for the evening
ArrivingA link sent before arrival: the entrance, reception and where their cabin stands, the same view they will see.
Ice karting on a snowy track under a pink winter sky
Planning the daysSaunas, dining and activities have their own cards with photos and details, and the guided tour links them up.
The cabins in the forest from above at sunrise
Groups and eventsOne link for the organiser: the venue, the rooms for their guests and how close they are to each other.
Guests by a campfire in a lean-to shelter at night
At the fair and the front deskKiosk mode on a large screen: the strongest image on the stand is the place itself.

Guests choose a place by looking at it. Give them the whole place to look at.

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Begin with a conversation.

Each map is made for one property, so each quote is too. Send us the basics; plans and photographs help, and none of it needs to be ready today.

We reply personally, usually with a few questions first. Or write to us directly: hello@mapmystay.co