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A clear arrival message: six details guests need
A compact structure for check-in instructions that is easier to scan on a phone.
Put the arrival information in the order a guest uses it: property name and address, arrival time, entry method, where to find the key or code, Wi-Fi, and a contact route if something fails. Keep each step short and use the same names guests will see on signs or devices.
Separate confirmed facts from optional suggestions. Do not promise early entry or a parking space unless it is confirmed. Keep access codes private and share them only through an appropriate booking channel. Before sending, open the message on a phone and check every link and time.
Some translations were AI-assisted and have not had independent native-language review.
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