Write a pre-arrival email that answers the usual questions
Most guest messages ask the same five things: check-in time, parking, breakfast, Wi-Fi, directions. One clear email before arrival cuts them in half.
Steps
- List your real details: check-in and check-out times, parking, breakfast hours, key collection, dogs, accessibility.
- Run the prompt.
- Paste the result into your booking system as an automated email, with placeholders for guest name and dates.
The exact prompt
Write a friendly pre-arrival email for guests at [property name], a [type] in [place]. Details: check-in [time], check-out [time], parking [details], breakfast [times, dietary options], key collection [details], Wi-Fi [how to find the password, not the password itself], dogs [policy], accessibility [honest details], directions [from station/main road]. Keep it scannable with short headings. [British] English. End by inviting them to tell us about allergies or special occasions.
✓ Check before you send
- Every time and policy is correct.
- No door codes or passwords in a template that might be forwarded.
- The accessibility details are honest and specific.
UK notes extra
- Breakfast must give accurate allergen information when asked. Food Standards Agency: allergen guidance for food businesses.