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HotelTonight Stock
Mobile same-day & discounted hotel bookings
About HotelTonight Stock
Founded
2010
Headquarters
San Francisco, CA, US
Total Funding
133M
Industries
Travel and Tourism, Mobile
HotelTonight provides same-day, last minute hotel deals, primarily through a mobile application and recently through the web. HotelTonight partners with hotels that provide unsold rooms and markets it on its platform at discounted rates. For Hotel Partners, the Company does not require allotments or rate requirements and guarantees instant payment. HotelTonight also allows users to book up to 100 days in advance.Â
The Company was founded by Sam Shank and Chris Bailey and is headquartered in San Francisco, California.Â
HotelTonight Press Mentions
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TechCrunch • Mar 10, 2019
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New York Times • Mar 07, 2019
Airbnb agrees to acquire last-minute hotel-booking app HotelTonight
TechCrunch • Mar 07, 2019
Airbnb Discussed Potential Deal to Acquire Hotel Tonight: Report
Gizmodo • Jan 19, 2019
Airbnb Talked to HotelTonight About an Acquisition But Would It Make Sense?
Skift • Jan 18, 2019
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HotelTonight Management
Leadership team at HotelTonight
Co-Founder & CEO
Sam Shank
Chief Architect & Co-Founder
Chris Bailey
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