QR codes for hotels and vacation rentals
Guests ask the same questions every stay: the WiFi password, breakfast times, how the heating works. QR codes in rooms answer them before they're asked.
Where QR codes help
Local tips and directions
Map codes for the beach, station or best breakfast nearby.
Make a Google Maps QR code →Example: a 12-room guesthouse
Each room has a framed card with three codes: WiFi, the guest guide and 'Chat with us on WhatsApp'. Guests stop calling the front desk to ask for the WiFi password.
At checkout, guests get a card with a Google review code and a 'Book direct for 10% off' code for their next stay.
Get it right first time
- Frame codes so they don't get lost or damaged.
- Make a new WiFi code whenever the password changes.
- Use dynamic codes for menus and guides that change seasonally.
- Offer the same information in the languages your guests speak.
Questions people ask
Hotels & rentals
Can I put the WiFi password in a QR code safely?
Use a guest network separate from your staff and payment systems, and change the password regularly.
Which review platform should the code open?
The one your future guests read most: often Google or Tripadvisor for hotels, and the booking platform's own reviews for rentals.
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