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Your booking site gives every active listing its own page. This guide covers what fills it: photos, amenities, the headline and description, the extras on the Listing page tab, and the guest resources (door code and Wi-Fi) guests get before they arrive. For a building, the listing page shows the building’s photos, description and Listing page tab. Each unit type has its own photos and amenities, shown on its card on that page.

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Photos

1

Upload

Open the listing → Details → Photos and click Upload photos. Pick one or several at once: JPG, PNG or WebP, up to 10 MB each.
2

Put them in order

Drag photos by their handle to reorder them. Guests see them in this order.
3

Choose the cover

The first photo you upload is Featured: it’s the cover on your booking site and in your lists. To pick another, click Set featured on it.
Deleting the featured photo makes the first remaining photo the cover.

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Amenities

On Details → Amenities, tick everything the place has, grouped by kind (popular, kitchen and dining, outdoor and so on), and click Save amenities. Guests see them on the listing page.

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Headline and description

On Details → Additional details:
  • Headline: a short marketing line for the top of the listing page;
  • Description: the full description of the place, up to 10,000 characters (the screen suggests at least 400, which booking sites like);
  • House rules / agreement addendum: your house rules. They’re added to the rental agreement as {house_rules}. A unit type can leave this empty to use the building’s. See Terms and the rental agreement.
The same tab holds Minimum renter age, Payment method, and the Cancellation policy (Airbnb) and Cancellation policy (Vrbo) you use on those sites. Click Save details.

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The listing page tab

The Listing page tab holds what the booking site shows beyond the basics:
  • Highlights (up to 3): pick up to three, like Self check-in, Sea view or Free parking. They’re shown near the top of the page.
  • Safety & property: tick what the place has or guests should know about, like a Smoke alarm, a First aid kit or a Pool or hot tub without a gate or lock. If you tick Exterior security cameras, say where they are and what they cover.
  • About the area: a few lines about the neighbourhood, shown under the map (up to 2,000 characters).
  • Things to do nearby: click Add a place for each, with a Name, a Distance like “15 min drive” and a Photo (optional).
Click Save listing page.

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Guest resources

On Details → Guest resources, fill in the Wi-Fi network name, the Wi-Fi password and the Door code, and click Save guest resources. Leave a field empty when there’s nothing to share. Guests see these, with the address, in the arrival pack on their booking page, but only once they’ve finished online check-in (for example, the ID check and the rental agreement, when you ask for them). Until then the arrival pack shows them as locked. Your automated messages can include them too, with {door_code}, {wifi_name} and {wifi_password}. Before the guest has finished online check-in, a message shows “Finish your online check-in to see this” in their place, with a link to the booking page.