Hotel Business

Create hotels entirely in-game, rent rooms with rotating keypad door codes driven by ox_doorlock, and run the revenue through a per-hotel treasury. Qbox, QBCore and ESX auto-detected.

A complete, self-contained hotel business for FiveM. Create hotels entirely in-game (front desk marker + map blip placed where you stand), manage rentable rooms with keypad door codes driven by ox_doorlock, and let players book rooms at the front desk with cash or bank. Revenue flows into a per-hotel treasury with owner withdraw/deposit.

Frameworks: Qbox (qbx_core) · QBCore (qb-core) · ESX (es_extended) — auto-detected, zero config.

Features

Management dashboard (/hotels)

• Create hotels in-game — stand at the front desk, click Use My Position, done. No coordinates to copy, no config files to edit.
• Blip control per hotel — sprite, color, scale, and an on/off toggle, all editable live from the NUI.
• Room management — room number, price per night, door code (custom or random), linked ox_doorlock door ID(s), and a keypad position placed where you stand.
• Door codes — regenerate a room's code with one click; codes also auto-regenerate on every booking and checkout, so past guests can never re-enter.
• Owner system — admins assign an owner per hotel (by server ID). Owners manage only their own hotels; admins manage everything.
• Treasury — booking revenue lands in each hotel's treasury; withdraw/deposit from the Overview tab.
• Booking history — last 50 bookings with guest, nights, and amount; 7-day revenue KPI.

Guest experience

• Walk-up front desk — press [E], pick a room and number of nights, pay cash or bank.
• Door code delivered instantly and always visible under My Stay (with a live countdown).
• [E] on the room keypad → enter the code → the ox_doorlock door toggles (or auto-relocks — configurable).
• Automatic checkout when the stay expires: door locks, code rotates, guest is notified.
• One active stay per character; early self-checkout at any desk.

Requirements

• ox_lib
• oxmysql
• ox_doorlock — optional but strongly recommended (without it, keypads report "door system unavailable"; everything else still works)
• Qbox, QBCore, or ESX

Installation

1. Drop rr-hotel into your resources and ensure rr-hotel after ox_lib, oxmysql, your framework, and ox_doorlock.
2. Database tables are created automatically on first start (sql/install.sql is included for reference / manual import).
3. Restart, join, and run /hotels as an admin.

Setting up your first hotel (all in-game)

1. /hotels → Hotels tab → type the hotel name → stand at the front desk → Use My Position → Create Hotel. The blip appears on the map immediately.
2. Create the room doors in ox_doorlock as usual (any auth setup — rr-hotel handles the code entry itself) and note each door ID.
3. Rooms tab → pick the hotel → room #, price, doorlock door ID(s) (comma-separated for double doors) → stand at the room door → Use My Position → Add Room.
4. Optionally assign an owner (player must be online — enter their server ID). Owners then run /hotels themselves.

Configuration (config.lua)

Locales

All player-facing text lives in locales/en.json. Copy it to locales/<lang>.json, translate, and set your server's ox_lib locale (setr ox:locale de).

Permissions model

• Admin (ACE command / group.admin, or framework admin group): create/delete hotels, assign owners, manage everything.
• Owner (assigned per hotel): full management of their own hotels — rooms, codes, blips, treasury.
• Everyone: front desk booking + keypads.

FAQ

Do I have to use ox_doorlock's passcode feature? No — create the door with any auth (or none). rr-hotel validates the code itself and toggles the door state, so codes can rotate per stay without touching your doorlock config.

What happens to a guest's stay on server restart? Stays are stored in the database with an absolute expiry timestamp — bookings survive restarts.

Can two hotels share a front desk? Each hotel has its own desk position; put them anywhere, including inside the same MLO.

Support: G.A.S. Team Developers — gasteamdevelopers.com