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QR codes for hotels and vacation rentals

Guests ask the same questions every stay. Answer them with a code by the door, on the desk and in the welcome folder.

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Where guests look

Next to the router, on the back of the door, on the bedside table and in the welcome folder. A code in each spot with a one-word label works better than a single code on a crowded information sheet.

Update between stays

The guidebook changes with the seasons; the printed frame on the wall does not. With an editable code you point it at the new PDF or page and every room follows.

Remember that a Wi-Fi code contains the password itself: if you change the password, print a new Wi-Fi code.

Learn what guests use

Scan stats show which codes guests open and when, so you can see whether anyone reads the guidebook or whether the review request at check-out gets scanned.

Questions

The code reveals the password to anyone who scans it, exactly like a printed card would. Use a guest network that is separate from your private one.

Yes, if the guidebook code is editable. Point it at the new version and the same printed code opens it.

No. The phone camera opens the code; hosted pages open in the browser.

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