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Help guests explore your area
Local Guide Generator
Create curated local recommendations for restaurants, activities, and services.
What your guide can include
- AI-generated local recommendations tailored to your area
- Structured place entries for dining, activities, and services
- Integrated into the guest experience and guest-facing pages
- Simple updates when your favorites or the season change
Guests should not have to research the neighborhood from zero
The same “what should we do?” messages show up in every inbox. An Airbnb local guide in the product sense is limited, and a generic “things to do near rental” search throws guests into ads and listicles. Strong vacation rental recommendations come from the host: they match your home, your guests, and the pace of the stay. A local guide for guests in Haven starts from a structured draft you review, so the neighborhood story matches your property—not a one-size list copied from a travel blog.
How it works
1
Add your location
Anchor the guide to where your property actually sits so recommendations stay relevant and drive times make sense.
2
Generate a guide
Create a first pass of structured places and notes you can use as a starting point—then make it yours.
3
Review and edit
Approve wording, add your must-visit spots, and cut anything that does not match how you host.
4
Publish to guest pages
Surface the guide where guests already look, alongside your site and guest experience, so the answer is always one tap away.
Key capabilities
AI-generated recommendations
A practical starting set of local picks you refine—so you are not staring at a blank page after check-in day.
Structured places
Spots are organized in a consistent format that is easy to scan on a phone and easy for you to maintain.
Dining, activities, and services
Cover the categories guests ask about most, from a dinner spot to a trailhead to a reliable pharmacy.
Integrated into the guest experience
The local guide is part of the same guest journey as your property story—not an orphan PDF.
Easy updates
When a restaurant changes hours or a new trail opens, you can refresh your guide without rebuilding everything.
Tied to your property context
Recommendations make sense for your home’s location and the kind of stay you promote.
Guest-facing presentation
A clear layout on guest pages so the guide is part of the stay, not a side quest.
Works with your direct booking site
Pair a polished local story with your vacation rental website and guidebook for a single narrative.
Built for
Hosts in tourist areas
When the destination is a reason to book, the guide should read like a confident local, not a generic map.
Hosts who get a lot of “What should we do?” questions
Cut repetitive messages by sending guests to a guide that answers the question before it is asked.
Hosts who want a better guest experience
Make it easy to enjoy the area without turning every stay into a private concierge thread.
Stays where the trip is the product
Long weekends and week-long trips where “nearby” recommendations shape the review.
Built for your rental—not a generic travel list
Haven sits between a blank notes doc and a one-off blog post: you get host-controlled local guidance that fits a short-term rental guest, without maintaining a separate content site for “things to do.”
Generic “things to do” articles
Search results are not written for your address, your house rules, or your guest mix. A structured guide in Haven is anchored to your property and your standards.
Relying on marketplace copy alone
A marketplace profile is not a full local guide for guests. You still need a host-owned list that matches the stay you sell—especially for repeat and direct bookers.
Static PDF welcome packets
Print has a place, but a phone-first guide that you can update keeps vacation rental recommendations current after one rainy season or a new opening.
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Next step
Ship a local guide that feels hand-picked, not copy-pasted.
Start from structured recommendations, make them match how you host, and publish them where guests already look.