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Check-in and check-out information guests can always find

Arrival directions, door codes, parking and check-out steps. How hosts can make the information guests need on arrival and departure easy to find.

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Most guest questions cluster around two moments: arriving and leaving. Where do I park? How do I get in? What time do I need to leave, and what do I do with the keys?

Before arrival

  • Directions and the best route in, especially for rural sites.
  • Parking.
  • Check-in time and what to do if arriving late.
  • How to get in, sent privately to each guest.

On arrival

Once guests are in, give them a single place to find everything else: Wi-Fi, how things work, house rules and local recommendations. A tag or plate by the door that opens the guest guide works well.

Before departure

  • Check-out time.
  • What to do with keys or key cards.
  • Bins, dishes and anything else you would like done.
  • A link to leave a review, while the stay is fresh.

Keep private details private

Door codes and key safe numbers should go only to the guest staying, not on a page anyone could open. Keep public guide pages for general information.

How TAPP helps

A TAPP guest guide can hold check-out steps, house rules, Wi-Fi and review links. Guests open it with a tap or scan of a plate by the door, and you update it from your TAPP account. Run a glamping site or holiday park? See TAPP for glamping and holiday parks.

Questions

Should door codes go on the guest guide?
No. Send access details privately to each guest, and keep the shared guide for general information.
What should check-out information include?
The time, what to do with keys, any tidying you ask for, and a review link.
Where should guests find information on arrival?
In one guide they can open from a tag or plate by the door.

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