The hospitality journal

A hotel welcome booklet that carries your care into the stay.

You have just welcomed your guests. Give them a little guidance for what comes next: breakfast hours, a favourite local spot, the right person to call. A digital booklet, one scan away.

Free · No credit card · No app for your guests

Travellers being welcomed at a hotel reception
A sense of place

The welcome starts at reception. The care continues throughout the stay.

01 / From the guest’s side

A question, an answer. Back to enjoying the stay.

When does breakfast finish? Where can we park tonight? A hotel welcome booklet brings together the small details that help guests settle in, without searching through messages sent before arrival.

See the current guest guide interface for our demonstration hotel. Open it from this preview to explore its sections as a guest would on their phone.

The booklet provides information. Your team provides the welcome.

Explore what the digital guest guide can do
Current mobile guest guide interface

Hôtel du Pilat · Current guest guide interface

Open the full guest guide

02 / The content

A simple template. Your knowledge of the place.

Start with the questions guests actually ask. Use this checklist as a starting point for your hotel, holiday rental or B&B.

Settle in

The details guests look for as they put down their bags.

  • Directions, parking and arrival instructions
  • Wi-Fi, reception hours and team contact details
  • Safety instructions and useful phone numbers

Enjoy the stay

Your services and favourite places deserve to be discovered.

  • Breakfast: hours, location and menu
  • Luggage storage, dining and available services
  • Restaurants, walks, transport and nearby shops

Leave with ease

One last thoughtful touch to remove uncertainty.

  • Check-out time and arrangements
  • Key return and departure instructions
  • A contact for one last request or a future stay

A useful rule: short sections, clear labels and contact details that are easy to find.

03 / Choosing a format

A paper welcome. A digital thread through the stay.

A printed welcome note still belongs in a guest room. For practical information, choose a format that is easy to read and keep up to date.

A paper welcome. A digital thread through the stay.
Day to dayPaperPDFQR guest guide
An opening time changesEdit and reprintUpdate the shared fileEdit the content, keep the same QR code
A guest needs informationRead the booklet in the roomOpen the file, zoom if neededScan or open the link on mobile
You share the bookletLeave a copy in the roomSend a link or an attachmentPlace the QR in the room, send the link before arrival
You improve the contentListen to guest feedbackListen to guest feedbackCombine feedback with guide usage statistics
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A hotelier’s experience

Morgane Brunin
« We implemented guideyourguest to digitize our welcome booklet for Green Key goals and improve our CSR practices. »
Morgane Brunin, hotel manager

04 / Getting started

Your first booklet can be simple.

Publish the essentials first. Add services and local recommendations as you learn from your guests’ feedback.

  1. Gather the essentials

    Bring together your hours, directions, Wi-Fi and contacts. Arrange them in short sections.

  2. Read it on your phone

    Open the booklet and check the details as a guest who has just arrived would.

  3. Share where it helps

    Print the QR code for the room and add the link to your arrival message. Future edits will keep the same access point.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are you interested in the solution and have a question?

  • The free offer lets you create a first digital guest guide to share essential information: access, Wi-Fi, hours, instructions and contacts. Advanced modules remain available through paid plans.