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Guests ask the same questions: the Wi-Fi password, breakfast time, how to get around. QR codes answer them in the room, so the front desk is free for other things.
A Wi-Fi code on the desk or in the room folder lets guests connect without typing the password.
One code opens a page with breakfast hours, checkout time, pool rules and phone numbers. Update the page when hours change.
Link to a map or guide of restaurants and sights. Small independent hotels can make this a point of difference.
A code on the checkout slip or the door card opens a short feedback form or your review page.
Anyone who scans it can read the password, like a printed password. Use a guest network separate from your staff network, and change the password if needed.
Yes, if the card uses a dynamic code. The printed code keeps working while the page behind it changes.
Recent iPhone and Android cameras do. Older phones may need a scanner app, so keep the password printed too.
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