Help Your guidebook

What guests see

What does my guidebook actually look like to a guest?

Guests open a welcome screen with your cover photo, the property name, and check-in, check-out, door code and WiFi pinned underneath. Below that is a search box and your cards, grouped under Arrival, Important, During your stay and Before you go.

Every setting in the editor changes one of three things a guest sees. This is where each lands.

The top of the page

Your cover photo, the words Your guidebook, the property name and the town line from your address. Under it the pinned row: Check-in, Check-out, Door code and WiFi with its name and password. A time you have not filled in shows a dash.

Details you have protected — the entry code, WiFi, your phone number in Emergency contact — appear instead as Locked details — Tap to reveal until the guest confirms their booking.

If you have a Welcome section, its text is shown under the header as A note from your host, not as a card.

The menu

A search box, then your cards in their four groups, using your names for the groups if you changed them. Only groups with cards in them appear. Weather, Games, the shop, What's on and Property details sit in the grid alongside your sections and move with them.

Inside a card

Boxes become tappable cards, text is printed on the page, and headings become titles above the cards they group. A section with nothing in it reads Nothing here just yet — your host is still filling this page.

See it for yourself

Click Preview as guest in the toolbar. Switch between This page and Whole guidebook, and between Laptop and Phone.

If the preview and the live page differ

Hidden sections never reach guests, and edits reach the live page a moment after you make them. If the live page is still behind after a minute, reply to any email from QuietStay and it reaches a person.

Still stuck? Reply to any email from us — it reaches a person, not a form, and we answer every one.