
One place for the whole stay
Trip dates, property context, and what to do next — in a fast, mobile-first guest portal guests can bookmark.
A PWA-style trip hub with property detail, trip context, messaging, and local picks — without a scavenger hunt through inboxes.
You share one link in your pre-arrival flow. Guests return to the same place all week.
No credit card required


Trip dates, property context, and what to do next — in a fast, mobile-first guest portal guests can bookmark.

Check-in, Wi‑Fi, rules, and norms live where guests already are — beside messaging and local ideas.

Curated picks and context in the same link as the stay — so guests stop asking “what should we do?” in five different threads.
Guests often piece together check-in, Wi‑Fi, parking, and “what do we do today?” from email threads, partial OTA screens, and attachments. It works, but it does not feel premium—and it is not the same as a true hospitality guest app or guest portal you control. Haven gives guests a modern, centralized place after booking: property details, trip details, communication, and local recommendations in one trip hub, so the hospitality guest experience matches the stay you are trying to deliver.
App-style trip hub, guest messaging, local guide, and printable touchpoints — cycle through the scenes or tap a step.
Guests get a downloadable app with check-in details, WiFi, directions, and everything they need—all in your branding.
Beach House
Malibu, CA
Welcome, Sarah!
Your stay starts Mar 15
Check-in details
WiFi password
Directions
Guests get a clear notification, open your link once, and land in a structured hub — not another long email thread.
Guest phone
The pieces guests actually use before arrival, on check-in day, and when they want ideas mid-stay.
A guest-facing experience that feels like a hospitality guest app, without requiring a separate store download for core use.
A single screen for the stay: what is booked, what is next, and where to go for the rest.
House norms, access expectations, and amenity context—structured so the right detail is easy to find.
A cleaner alternative to a long text chain: communication lives alongside the rest of the trip.
Local picks and context in the same place as the booking—less “DM me for ideas,” more clarity on day one.
Guests can return to the details that matter—dates, party context, and stay rules—without re-opening old confirmations.
Optional pre-arrival rental agreement with typed-name signature. We snapshot the markdown to PDF, capture IP and timestamp, and gate WiFi, check-in steps, smart-lock / keypad codes, directions, and host contact until the guest signs—turning the legal step into a natural part of the trip hub.
One stable link from confirmation through checkout — no new URL for every attachment.
Haven is built for the reality of a booked guest: the questions are specific, the timing matters, and the “Airbnb guest app” experience is not the same as your full story as a host. This is a guest experience platform and guest portal for short-term rentals, not a one-size-fits-all consumer app template.
It can work, but it is hard to search under stress, easy to miss one attachment, and it rarely feels like a product. A trip hub keeps the same information structured and in order.
The Airbnb guest app and similar surfaces help inside the platform, but they are not a substitute for a host-owned walkthrough, local line-up, and direct relationship if you are building beyond a single channel.
Print and PDFs still have a place, but they do not update easily and they are not where guests ask a quick follow-up. Haven pairs structured content with a living link guests can use on the go.
You still care about the stay—you just do not want the same questions on repeat in five channels.
The trip feels modern when the digital side matches: clear, fast, and composed—not improvised.
A stronger hospitality guest experience makes it easier for guests to remember you—and come back through your site.
Next step
Connect the link, bring property detail and local ideas into one place, and let guests return to the same experience all week.