The space Airbnb provides is buried in the app, hard to read on a phone, and does not exist for your direct bookings. A padway book opens from a link, whatever the platform.
Airbnb’s arrival guide only shows to guests who booked on Airbnb, inside the app, and only if they think to look for it. It covers neither Booking, nor Vrbo, nor your own direct site. And the day you change platform, you start over.
What your guests find in it
Four sections built around them: the stay, with check-in, wifi, check-out and house rules; the home, with amenities and the details that save you a call; nearby, with your addresses as a list or on a map; and contact. The wifi connects by scanning a QR code, with no password to type.
Sent before arrival, not left on a table
The link goes out with your confirmation message, so guests read the arrival instructions on their way, not standing at the door. That is where paper books lose: nobody opens one before getting inside.
One book for Airbnb, Booking and your direct bookings
Ten languages, your own text translated on publish
No account and no app for your guests
Amenities arrive pre-ticked for your property type
Airbnb and padway.
No, deliberately. padway syncs with no platform: your book exists on its own, which is what makes it valid for every booking you take, direct ones included.
You paste the link into your confirmation message or your check-in instructions. They open it in their browser, with nothing to install.
Yes, in French, English, German, Italian or Spanish. It is not only the interface: your own text is translated automatically the moment you publish.
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