Holiday rental
A good book answers the questions before they reach you. Here is what it should contain, and how to write it without losing a weekend to it.
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Check-in and check-out with times and key handover, the wifi, house rules, how the appliances that raise questions actually work, waste sorting, useful numbers, and your local addresses. These are the same headings from one property to the next, which is exactly why they should not be reinvented every time.
padway is not a free-form page builder. The four sections are fixed and built around the guest, which spares you the question of where things go. You fill in, you do not organise. Inside them your pages are free: waste sorting, the bike store, the stove manual.
You say whether it is a flat, a house, a studio or a cottage, and padway already ticks the matching amenities out of seventy, across twelve categories. You untick what you do not have and add what is missing. It is the opposite of a blank page.
The wizard asks for six screens: property type, name and address, check-in and check-out times, wifi, welcome photo. Amenities arrive already ticked. Count a few minutes for a first publishable version, then refine at your own pace.
Yes, one book per property, at the same rate, and you only pay for the ones you publish. Your places library is shared across all of them: write an address once, reuse it everywhere.
You do not need to. The link goes out with your confirmation message, so guests have it before they arrive. Many hosts still put the QR code up in the hallway, to keep it at hand during the stay.
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