A QR code for the welcome folder
Print it for the fridge, the front door or the welcome folder. Guests sign from their phones in seconds.
Thanks and tips from every stay.
The paper guest book on the coffee table gets a few lines a year. A QR code in the welcome folder and a link in your check-in message get far more, and every future guest can read the tips.
Casa Azul, Lisbon
Sign the guestbookMaya Chen · Toronto
Perfect base for exploring. The rooftop sunsets were the highlight of our trip.
Henrik Dahl · Oslo
Spotless and quiet. Thank you for the restaurant tips, the fish place was wonderful.
Print it for the fridge, the front door or the welcome folder. Guests sign from their phones in seconds.
Guests share their favorite places to eat and walk, and the next guests read them before they arrive.
Thank each guest with a reply that shows right under their message.
Three steps, then the messages arrive.
Casa Azul, Lisbon
Sign the guestbookMaya Chen · Toronto
Perfect base for exploring. The rooftop sunsets were the highlight of our trip.
Henrik Dahl · Oslo
Spotless and quiet. Thank you for the restaurant tips, the fish place was wonderful.
Name it after your place, like “Casa Azul, Lisbon”, and pick a theme.
Print the QR code for the welcome folder and add the link to your check-in message.
Thank your guests and keep a record of every stay.
Yes. The Share page has a QR code for your guestbook. Print it for the tables or the front door, and guests can sign from their phones in seconds.
Yes. Your reply shows under the message on the guestbook page.
Anyone with the link can read and sign it. A public guestbook with at least three messages is also listed on Explore and can show up in search engines. An unlisted guestbook never appears there; wedding, memorial and event guestbooks start unlisted.
No. Reviews on booking sites are separate. The guestbook is for personal notes and tips between your guests and you.