Rentals and apartments
Arrival, entrance, parking, Wi‑Fi and house rules.
Directions and information for guests
Show how to get there, where to enter and what people need to know about the place. Create separate links for different visitors and include only the relevant route and information.
Add the answers once and share them with a link.
Photos, a map and short steps show the way in the right order.



Arrival, entrance, parking, Wi‑Fi and house rules.
Reception, floor, meeting room and courier directions.
The right building, room, opening hours and contacts.
Guest and service entrances, transport and key details.
Add a name. The address and other details can be completed later.
Show the route step by step with a photo, a short instruction and a map point.
Contacts, rules, Wi‑Fi, opening hours, access codes and anything else people need to know.
Choose the relevant routes, steps and information for each link.
Each step can include a photo, a short instruction and a point on a map or plan.
Different ways to one place for guests, couriers, taxi drivers and technicians.
Contacts, opening hours, rules, Wi‑Fi, access codes and other details.
Keep only the relevant routes, steps and information blocks in each link.
Guests can open prepared directions in a language they understand.
Nothing to install: the link opens on a phone or computer.
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Show each person only what they need: a complete guide for a guest, the route to the door for a courier, a drop-off point for a taxi driver, or technical details for a technician.
Directions to the place, Wi‑Fi, rules and contacts.
Only the route from the street to the right door.
The exact drop-off point and the correct entrance.
The route, access instructions, a contact and technical details.
No. A map gets someone to the building; enter.place shows the rest of the route, the correct entrance, floor and door.
No. The directions open from a regular link in the browser.
Yes: on foot from the street, by car to a drop-off point, or through a service entrance.
Yes. Each link can include only the relevant routes, steps and information blocks.
No. It works for any place where an address alone is not enough.