I'm looking to get my first location near Atlanta and wanted...
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I'm looking to get my first location near Atlanta and wanted to do the extended stay only. Anyone here has this set up? If ...
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Do I need a QR code for guests in Victoria, Australia?
Hiya @Laurelle4 ,
Welcome to the Community Center! Could you let me know a little bit more about your question? For what reason do you need a QR code for your guests?
Thanks
Hi Stephanie,
I have the same question. Do we need to have a QR code due to Covid?
We use a QR Code for WiFi logins for the guests. It is in a our framed instructions for WiFi login.
I just suggested having the ability to add pics of QR Codes so we can send it out to guests in our automated messages. Or if Airbnb would set up there own QR Code generator that will automatically put a QR Code along with hosts WiFi information.
Maybe you could mention this to the tech people as well.
Please feel free to ask questions.
Marty
Why did I get a QR code as a guest on my reservation when the host will send me 4 digit code when I check in?
@Marty-and-Rob0 I was asking the question about the QR code. I am a guest and my reservation had this code on it. No one that I have asked so far seems to know why a guest would have a QR code. Do you know Marty and Rob0?
No, not off hand. We do not see what the guests see.
what is the QR code for? When you focus your cell phone camera on it, where does the link take you to? That should answer your question. Otherwise just call or message Airbnb and ask them.
Hi everyone! As a host, one of the best uses for QR codes is definitely WiFi access — and @Marty-and-Rob0 is spot on about that.
What I do is create a WiFi QR code that guests simply scan with their phone camera, and it connects them to the network instantly — no need to type the password manually. I print it, frame it, and place it next to the router and in the welcome binder.
You can make one for free in about 30 seconds — just enter your network name, password, and encryption type. Here's a step-by-step guide I found really helpful: **
It covers exactly how to set it up for vacation rentals and Airbnbs specifically. Guests love it — no more "what's the WiFi password?" messages at midnight!
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@Ahmad397 I now have a device the WiFi Porter and the Porter Mini, that all they need to do is tap it or scan the QR code and it connects them to the WiFi network.
We previously had the framed QR codes for years but decided to upgrade for the look of our space.
The fancy bigger one you can add web links to anyplace like a Facebook page or surveys for the guest to do etc. That one was a bit more $.
They also have Free QR code generators that make the QR code look fancy cool and artistic.
https://huggingface.co/spaces/huggingface-projects/QR-code-AI-art-generator
Marty
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