Overview
- The companies announced the partnership in late May and said product teams are building an in-platform integration with a pilot planned for 2026.
- Planned features include staff- and guest-initiated Uber booking, live vehicle tracking and trip confirmations, and automatic billing to the guest folio via Mews Payments.
- Mews says its 2026 research found guests spend about $50 per stay on transport, a sum the company frames as an opportunity to capture ancillary revenue that currently bypasses hotels.
- Hotels will gain operational visibility over pickups, airport transfers and last-minute changes, which Mews and Uber say will simplify front-desk workflows and remove manual reconciliation.
- The tie-up fits wider industry moves to embed third-party services into property management systems and follows Uber’s recent GO-GET 2026 repositioning, though final regional availability and commercial terms will be set during the pilot and customer briefings.