How do I set up self check-in on Airbnb app?

Select the listing where you want to add self check-in. In the 'Listing Details' tab, scroll to 'Guest Resources'. Click 'Edit' next to 'Check-In Instructions'. Select the method of self-check-in you use ('Smart lock', 'Keypad', 'Lockbox', or 'Building staff') and provide all the necessary instructions.



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If you haven't booked yet and know you'll need an earlier check-in, go to the listing and click or tap Contact Host to send a message asking if you can arrive earlier. You'll be able to find out whether or not this is possible before you book a reservation, and will end up saving money (and time).

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While many guests appreciate the personal touch and warm welcome of a host-led check-in, others prefer a more hands-off approach to checking in. The self-check-in is as simple as a guest picking up keys from a specific location such as a hidden lockbox, or using a smart lockbox on the door.

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Airport check-in: Passengers can check in at their own pace by using the self-check-in kiosk at the entrance to the check-in area. They can identify themselves by entering their flight numbers, credit card information, or scanning their passports and boarding passes.

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If check-in or checkout times aren't specified in the listing description, then the default check-in time is 3:00 PM and checkout is 11:00 AM (local time), unless otherwise noted by the Host.

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Once you arrive, look over the space to make sure everything's in order—and take photos of anything broken or unclean.

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A smart lock that opens with a link sent to the mobile.
  • Your guest verify their identity at online check-in, sign and complete their registration. You decide if this requirement is mandatory or optional.
  • We send them a link with the virtual key and instructions. ...
  • Your guests open the door with their mobile phone.


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Airbnb automatically sends your checkout instructions to guests. Checkout should require very little effort from guests and Hosts. Until now, Hosts had to remind guests of checkout time and communicate about basic checkout tasks, like shutting off the lights or turning down the heat.

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Keep your word. Honor your commitments—including arrival time—and house rules. Be polite. Enjoy the place as if you were staying with friends, and be respectful of the neighbors.

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While Airbnb is a safe option for accommodation when traveling, there are plenty of things you can do to further protect yourself as you explore. Never give your personal contact information to a host or pay outside of the platform. Always pay and communicate through the Airbnb website or app.

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Easy Ways to Exchange Keys with Your Airbnb Guests
  1. Use a Lockbox. A portable lockbox is one of the easiest solutions to handing over a key to a guest. ...
  2. Install a Code Pad. ...
  3. Upgrade to the Future with a Smart Lock System. ...
  4. Pay a Friend or Neighbour. ...
  5. Partner with a Local Bar, Hostel or Cafe.


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Let the hotel know in advance you will be there early. This won't guarantee a room, but if you are a regular guest or your travel agent has clout this might help. In some cases, if you ask nicely, they may try to hold something and at least give you priority over another early arrival.

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Yes, it is possible to add additional guests to your booking. However, you must add the additional guests to the reservation prior to check-in. Additionally, you may be required to pay additional fees for each additional guest.

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