Yes
Response from developer
Hello there, yes we will make a way for this happen. Thanks for the review. We've just launched a whole new version of the game.

Manage a hotel business turn-by-turn, making financial and operational decisions. Grow your portfolio across major cities, hire staff, and navigate economic events. This simulation offers a realistic business experience without timers or artificial friction.
2.2
August 18, 2026
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Hello there, yes we will make a way for this happen. Thanks for the review. We've just launched a whole new version of the game.
Grand Check-In is a premium turn-based hotel management simulation game for iPhone. It allows players to build and manage their own hotel empire by making strategic decisions about finances, staff, and property.
The game simulates realistic economic factors such as revenue, costs, loans, and unpredictable world events like inflation and strikes. Players must manage cash flow carefully to avoid bankruptcy, as three weeks in the red ends the game.
Yes, you can acquire and lease properties across London's districts, as well as in New York and Paris. Each location has its own unique demand profile and economic rhythm.
No, Grand Check-In is completely ad-free. The developers prioritize a private and uninterrupted user experience, collecting no personal data and keeping save data on the device.
Grand Check-In is currently available for iPhone. It was released on April 9, 2026, and the latest version is 2.2, last updated on August 18, 2026.
Grand Check-In has an age rating of 12+. This is due to the complexity of its business simulation mechanics, which involve financial management and strategic decision-making.
The game was last updated on August 18, 2026, indicating active development. The current version is 2.2.
Grand Check-In focuses on realistic business mechanics without artificial friction like timers or energy bars. It emphasizes player judgment and understanding financial reports to succeed.