🏨 QR Codes for Hotels, Resorts & Homestays
The in-room guest folder — laminated, outdated, ignored — is due for retirement. A small QR stand on the desk does its job better: WiFi in one scan, room-service menu that's actually current, a local sightseeing guide, and checkout feedback while the stay is fresh.
For homestays and Airbnbs run remotely, QRs are the front desk: house rules, host contact, directions and payment, all self-serve.
What to put behind the QR
A hosted menu QR — prices and seasonal dishes update without touching a single room card.
Create a restaurant menu qr code →A document QR: your curated sightseeing, food and taxi guide — guests love it, TripAdvisor mentions follow.
Create a pdf / document qr code →A Google review QR at the desk (or on the key-drop box) catches guests before the airport amnesia sets in.
Create a google review qr code →A Link Page QR: reception WhatsApp, checkout time, laundry rates, emergency contacts.
Create a link page qr code →Start with one free dynamic QR
Editable after printing, branded with your logo, and tracked with scan analytics. Annual packages from ₹999.
Create your free QR →Frequently asked questions
What should be on the in-room QR stand?
Two codes work better than five: WiFi (top) and a Link Page (bottom) that opens everything else — menu, services, host WhatsApp, local guide. Fewer, clearly-labelled codes get scanned more.
How do homestay hosts use QRs differently?
As a remote front desk: the same Link Page QR sent on WhatsApp before arrival (directions, gate code instructions) and printed inside (rules, WiFi, host contact, UPI for extras). Guests self-serve; hosts sleep.
Do QR menus work for room service?
Better than printed cards — 24×7 kitchens change availability by hour, and a hosted menu QR reflects it live. Pair with a WhatsApp QR so the order lands as a chat message with the room number.