Amsterdam-based hospitality software company Mews has raised $300 million in a Series D funding round, valuing the company at $2.5 billion. Led by EQT Growth with participation from Atomico, HarbourVest Partners, and existing investors, the investment marks the largest ever for a hotel software provider.
Mews serves over 15,000 customers in 85 countries, processing 42.3 million reservations and generating nearly $20 billion in transaction volume last year. Its platform has also helped hotels monetize non-room spaces, producing more than $500 million in incremental revenue.
A major focus of the new funding will be artificial intelligence. Mews plans to roll out agent-driven automation tools to streamline workflows, optimize pricing, and personalize guest experiences while keeping staff focused on service. The platform will also expand fintech capabilities, connecting operations, payments, and revenue insights in a single system.
The funding supports further global expansion in North America and Europe, following Mews’ acquisition of a generative AI analytics company. By embedding AI into hotel operations, Mews aims to become the backbone of modern hospitality, combining automation, intelligence, and guest-centric experiences.
