Simple and Beautiful Digital Guidebooks for Hotels and Guesthouses

It's the modern replacement for that three-ring binder sitting on the nightstand, the one with laminated pages from 2017 still recommending a restaurant that closed during the pandemic. A digital guidebook is a mobile-first, instantly updatable guide to your property and your area. Wi-Fi password, check-in code, breakfast hours, the bakery that opens at 6 AM, all in one tap on a guest's phone. Think of it as your front desk, your concierge, and your house manual rolled into a single link or QR Code.

€49. One time. Per property. That's it. During our launch phase, you get lifetime access to StayLocal for a single payment of €49 per property. No monthly fees, no annual renewals, no "Pro tier" paywall hiding the features you actually need. For context, that's roughly the price of one mid-range dinner for two, or about what you'd lose on a single late checkout you forgot to charge for. Most boutique hotels make the €49 back in the first week, sometimes the first night, through a single upsell or one fewer "what's the Wi-Fi password" text at 11 PM. The launch price won't last forever, so if you've been quietly nodding at every other answer on this page, now is the cheap moment to act.

No, and here's why that's actually good news. StayLocal is a one-time payment per property, not a monthly subscription that quietly drains your account for the next decade. You pay once, you own it forever, and you sleep well knowing there's no auto-renewal lurking in your inbox like a jump scare. For most boutique properties, the investment costs less than a mid-range bottle of wine from your minibar and pays for itself the first time a guest doesn't text you at midnight asking for the Wi-Fi password. No trials, no tiers, no "starter plans" that mysteriously stop working when you actually need them. Just one payment, lifetime access, and a guidebook that keeps earning its keep long after you've forgotten you bought it.

No, and thank goodness. Asking someone on holiday to install another app is like asking them to do their taxes at brunch. StayLocal opens in any browser. Guests tap a link, the guidebook loads, the end. No app store, no passwords, no "please update to continue" pop-ups while they're trying to figure out where to park.