Idea:

It would be extremely useful to introduce two new restriction options that control rate availability based on room count – both on the reservation level and the daily inventory level. These are different use cases but equally important for pricing strategies.

1. Reservation-based restriction: Min/Max rooms per booking
What we need:

A setting that makes a rate bookable only from X rooms or only up to X rooms within one reservation.

Why:

Group rates: Should appear only when a reservation contains at least 10 rooms.

Promo / early bird / code rates: Should be limited to a small number of rooms per booking (e.g. max 2 rooms) to avoid misuse by larger groups.

This would reduce manual checks, prevent incorrect bookings, and improve segmentation.

2. Inventory-based restriction: Max rooms per day for a specific rate
What we need:

A restriction that caps how many rooms per day can be sold under a specific rate (e.g. “Early Bird available for the first 10 rooms/day”).

Why:

Currently, it’s possible to restrict by category, but not by a simple daily room limit across the whole inventory.
For revenue management, this is essential to avoid overselling discounted inventory.

Use cases:

Limited Early Bird / Flash Sale availability

Controlled promotions without manual closures

Protecting higher BAR levels once the daily allocation is sold