QR codes for hotels and vacation rentals
Replace the dog-eared welcome folder. Guests scan to join the Wi-Fi, read your house guide, order from the menu and — at checkout — leave you a review.
Create a guest QR codeFree to try for 10 days with a free account. Pro ($6/month, cancel anytime) keeps it live for good.
- No watermark
- Static codes never expire
- Cancel anytime — codes pause, never deleted
- Privacy-first: no scanner IPs stored
How it works
- 1
Start with Wi-Fi
A free Wi-Fi code by the bed or on the desk ends the most common guest question.
- 2
Add a guest page
A link page with check-out times, house rules, local tips, the menu and your contact.
- 3
Ask for reviews at the right moment
A review code on the checkout card goes straight to Google, Tripadvisor or Booking.com.
Why hosts switch to QR codes
Update without reprinting
Change the breakfast hours or restaurant tips in one place; every room is up to date.
Multilingual guests
Phones translate web pages automatically — paper folders can’t.
More reviews
A scan at checkout is the easiest moment to ask.
See what guests use
Scan analytics show which codes and rooms get used.
Tips before you print
- Use one code per room type or property so you can compare usage.
- Put the Wi-Fi code where guests unpack — the desk or bedside, not the hallway.
- Laminate codes in bathrooms and kitchens.
Frequently asked questions
Can I use one code for several properties?
Yes, but separate codes per property let you update and track each one independently.
Can I add a Booking.com review link?
Yes — add it as an “Other” site on a review page with your own button text.
Is the Wi-Fi code free?
Yes, Wi-Fi codes are free forever. Guide and review pages are free for 10 days, then Pro.
Do guests need an app?
No, the phone camera is enough.