Breda-based hotel software startup RoomRaccoon acquires Dutch software company Vuursteen BV
In a recent development, RoomRaccoon B.V, a hotel software provider has taken over software developer firm Vuursteen B.V for an undisclosed amount. With this acquisition, it is certain of development capacity, in line with the very strong international growth in hoteliers who use the software.
All-in-one hotel solution!
Based out of the Netherlands in Breda, RoomRaccoon is an all-in-one hotel solution made for independent hotels and B&Bs. It also organises the reservations from all the booking channels and maintains track of guests’ preferences.
Say goodbye to overbookings!
Founded in 2017, RoomRaccoon B.V. creates innovative cloud hotel software for independent hoteliers in Europe and South Africa. The software is delivered as SaaS, organizes everything related to reservations within a hotel and, among other things, ensures connections with various booking channels like Booking.com and Expedia.
Breda Startup Award
The company aims to provide the most complete, versatile and affordable software package for independent hoteliers internationally. Notably, the company also won the Breda Startup Award last year based on the factor of scalability and economic impact.
Expand and optimise the RoomRaccoon products.
On the other hand, Vuursteen B.V was founded in 2003 and a specialist in the development of customised web applications. The specific competence in customised PHP realization is the expansion that will strengthen RoomRaccoon B.V. Post this acquisition, the Vuursteen team is used to expand and optimise the RoomRaccoon product for the various markets that the company serves.
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