New partnerships highlight RoomRite’s mission to help hotels monetize need dates while giving planners access to exclusive, risk-free inventory.
FL, UNITED STATES, August 18, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — RoomRite Group Solutions today announced new partnerships with Hampton Inn St. Augustine and QDI USA, expanding its exclusive hospitality marketplace and strengthening its ability to connect hotels, venues, meeting planners, travel advisors, and inventory managers through a modern, contract-free platform built to simplify group bookings and reduce the impact of attrition.
Hampton Inn St. Augustine brings select-service inventory in a sought-after Florida destination, while QDI USA, an Orlando-based hospitality and real estate operator managing multi-property portfolios across Florida and Brazil, adds diverse inventory and a technology-forward approach to the guest experience. Together, these partnerships reflect RoomRite’s broader strategy of aligning supply and demand, helping hotel partners monetize need-date inventory while giving planners access to trusted accommodations in key destinations.
As the hospitality industry continues to look for alternatives to lengthy sourcing cycles, rigid contracts, and extended response times, RoomRite is creating a more flexible model, one that gives planners real-time access to sought-after inventory while helping hotels protect revenue, strengthen relationships, and recover value from unused room blocks.
Unlike traditional sourcing methods, RoomRite’s private marketplace allows partners to access exclusive inventory, receive rapid responses, and complete instant, contract-free group bookings backed by clear, risk-free terms.
“Group travel has changed dramatically, but many of the processes supporting it haven’t,” said Teresa (Tee) Guastella, Founder and CEO of RoomRite. “Our goal is to bring planners together with hotel sales teams, revenue directors, and hotel brands in one trusted environment where flexibility, transparency, and speed benefit everyone involved.”
Hampton Inn St. Augustine brings select-service inventory in a sought-after Florida destination, giving RoomRite planners access to additional group accommodations while giving the hotel a smarter way to put need-date and unused room block inventory in front of qualified planners. By reducing the usual back-and-forth involved in sourcing, RoomRite helps hotels recover value from available inventory while protecting revenue and relationships.
For QDI USA, the partnership with RoomRite aligns with its focus on modernizing the guest experience and adopting technology that brings greater flexibility and efficiency to group travel.
Over the coming quarter, RoomRite plans to continue expanding its network of hotels, venues, planners, and strategic partners while introducing additional technology integrations designed to make group travel more efficient and transparent across the entire travel ecosystem.
“Our industry has always been built on relationships,” Guastella said. “We’re simply giving those relationships the technology, visibility, and flexibility they need to thrive.”
About RoomRite
RoomRite Group Solutions is a private, patent-pending B2B platform that replaces outdated booking systems with intelligent, real-time solutions, connecting hotels and venues, meeting planners, travel advisors, tour operators, group buyers, and inventory managers to buy, sell, and monetize group inventory in real time. The platform delivers instant, contract-free bookings, risk-free terms, and unprecedented visibility into group inventory, helping the hospitality industry reduce attrition and maximize revenue opportunities.
To learn more, visit www.roomrite.io or contact AtYourService@roomrite.io.
Teresa Guastella
RoomRite Group Solutions
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