360 room guide builder
Start from room panoramas, label each space, connect rooms, and publish a visual guide without waiting for a processing queue.
Features
SceneHost gives hosts, property managers, direct-booking teams, and media partners a cleaner way to show rooms, explain the stay, protect access details, and measure what guests actually use.
Start from room panoramas, label each space, connect rooms, and publish a visual guide without waiting for a processing queue.
Add parking, gate, check-in, lockbox, backup access, and sensitive access notes with protected sharing controls.
Publish a polished mobile guide with room navigation, house rules, device notes, QR assets, audio, and direct-booking CTA.
See tour views, room views, access opens, house-rule opens, device-guide opens, navigation, source patterns, and booking clicks.
Connect booking CTA clicks and guide engagement to the property, traffic source, and visitor behavior that created intent.
Add SceneHost guides to direct-booking pages, email campaigns, QR codes, post-booking messages, and owner reports.
Give guests spatial context that a PDF or long message cannot: where things are, what to touch, and how the stay works.
Use password, private, unlisted, or expiring access before adding door codes or sensitive arrival details.
Keep the customer promise focused on fast room panoramas, protected guest instructions, direct-booking actions, and measurable guide activity.
What SceneHost replaces
Most short-let operators already have the information guests need, but it is spread across Airbnb messages, PDFs, WhatsApp replies, photo folders, house manuals, and booking-site notes. SceneHost gives that information one visual home, organized around the rooms guests actually enter.
A SceneHost guide gives guests a visual map of the property and the instructions that usually get buried in messages. Instead of reading a long welcome note, guests can open the room, tap the relevant guide item, and understand where to park, how to enter, where to find Wi-Fi, and how to use important devices.
Arrival instructions are useful only when the right guest sees them at the right time. SceneHost supports private, unlisted, password, and expiring guide links so hosts can publish public room confidence while keeping door codes, lockbox notes, and backup access behind safer sharing controls.
A static PDF cannot tell you what guests used. SceneHost tracks practical guide signals such as room views, guide-module opens, direct-booking clicks, repeat visits, and readiness gaps so operators can improve the guide and focus traffic on the channels that create bookings.
Workflow
SceneHost keeps the production workflow simple enough for hosts and structured enough for teams. The product is built around 360 room panoramas, guest instructions, protected links, and analytics that are useful immediately.
Analytics advantage
Teams can start with basic guide activity, then grow into deeper reporting as guest guides become part of direct booking, guest support, and owner reporting.
Subscription value
The pricing ladder is designed around how deeply SceneHost becomes part of the operator's workflow: first a useful guide, then branded publishing, then portfolio reporting and team delivery.
Proof standards
SceneHost public pages are written around outcomes hosts and managers understand: fewer repeated questions, clearer guest confidence, safer access sharing, and more direct-booking intent.
Feature FAQ
SceneHost's core feature is a hosted 360 Guest Guide: a visual room tour combined with guest instructions, protected access details, direct-booking CTAs, and guide analytics.
No. SceneHost is designed as a short-let operating layer. The 360 tour gives spatial context, but the real value is combining rooms, arrival instructions, house rules, device notes, private links, direct-booking actions, and analytics.
Use room panoramas from a phone panorama workflow, 360 camera, or existing panoramic assets. SceneHost turns them into a hosted visual guest guide with instructions, links, and analytics.
SceneHost focuses on useful short-let signals: guide views, room views, guide-module opens, access/rules/device interactions, source attribution, repeat visits, direct-booking clicks, and readiness gaps. Starter covers the essentials, Studio adds stronger module and source reporting, and Agency adds portfolio intelligence.
SceneHost guides can be shared on direct-booking pages, paid ads, email campaigns, pre-arrival guest messages, QR codes inside the property, owner reports, and embedded property pages.