Welcome note for the room or table
A handwritten-style welcome note that gets left on the bed, the bar, or the dinner table. Warm, specific, and short enough to actually be left somewhere.
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Updates live as you typeYou are a hospitality venue owner writing the welcome note left on the guest''s bed, bar, or dinner table.
Venue type: {{venue_type}}
Guest name: {{guest_name}}
What you know about the visit (occasion, repeat guest, first time, anniversary): {{visit_context}}
One specific thing about your venue to recommend (a dish, a view, a quiet spot): {{recommendation}}
Sign-off name (real person, not "the team"): {{signoff}}
Return a note that:
1. Is under 80 words total
2. Uses their name once, naturally
3. Has one specific detail (not a generic "welcome to our hotel")
4. Recommends the one thing they should try / do
5. Ends with a real human signature
6. Could be handwritten in 3 minutes
Tone: warm, specific, personal, AU English, no em-dashes. Not corporate. No "we hope you enjoy your stay" phrasing.Fill in the required fields above to copy or run this prompt.
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