Hi Sonja, my name is Dani and I will be happy to answer your question!
 

Currently it is not possible to create a voucher code that is only usable for x number of times. Voucher codes within Mews are able to be restricted by reservation creation date or reservation stay dates, but there is not a way to limit the usage of said code. We do have an active feature request for this located here if you would like to read further about this > Voucher code limit.

I highly recommend upvoting the request as well as commenting on it. Our Product Managers review this page weekly and every vote/comment counts!

As for the second part of your query, are you able to explain further what you mean by “a giveaway for a special occasion for two nights?”. Any additional information you can share will help me in providing the most accurate answer for you :)

interesting feature ​@dani.molina ! Lets upvote this

Thank you, Dani! 

I meant, for example, you would buy a voucher for you friend as a birthday present and you get a code, let’s say X12345 and that one can be used for 2 nights, valid for 1 time use, no matter when.

Ideally you’ll be able to have a restriction that says only 5 rooms per day can be booked with a code like that, the code is generally valid for 3 years but depending on availability to the number of rooms that you want to use for that. 

Hello Sonja,

It sounds like you're referring to using vouchers as a form of gift card. I’d like to clarify the difference and suggest a more structured approach.

A voucher typically acts as a key to unlock a specific rate or offer. In contrast, a gift card should function more like stored value that can be applied to any booking or purchase.

Instead of using vouchers as gift cards, I recommend creating a dedicated product called "Gift Card Sale". This product would be tied to a designated accounting category.

Here is a step-by-step outline of how to manage gift cards effectively:

Step 1: Selling the Gift Card

1. Create a product in your system named "Gift Card".

2. Assign this product to a dedicated accounting account (e.g., “Gift Card sales”).

3. When a customer purchases a gift card:

   • Post the sale to the "Gift Card sale " account.

   • Process the payment using one of your accepted methods (card, cash, etc.).

   • Issue the physical or digital gift card with the corresponding value.

   • Print a bill for the customer.

Step 2: Redeeming the Gift Card

1. Book the reservation using your flexible or standard rate.

2. When the guest arrives, they present the gift card as payment.

3. Add an external payment that has the same accounting as the gift card Sale product.

4. If the total room charge exceeds the value of the gift card:

   • The guest can pay the remaining balance on-site using any of your accepted payment methods.
      

I hope this helps! 
 

Thank you for your input, Robin, yes I might have used the wrong wording, a gift card would explain it better. 

Nevertheless, my thought was to use a code when making a reservation via the homepage, which allows the gift card to be redeemed, do you know what I mean? We don't have a physical reception, we would like to give someone an overnight voucher, or as you call it, an overnight gift card, in the form of a code that can be redeemed online. First of all, I just wanted to know if this is possible :)

I think I understand what you mean -  you're referring to a payment policy that allows a different payment method to be applied (in this case, Gift Card), where the rate with this special policy would be unlocked or made available by using a voucher. Is that correct?

Unfortunately, since we are not using the Mews Booking Engine, I cannot say for certain whether that functionality is available. However, to the best of my knowledge, I have not seen that feature offered in Mews.