Keep each room recognizable
Match room names to your website and choose viewpoints that show furniture, light and layout. Accompanying copy should focus on practical, verified details.
Show the character of each space and what guests should know before their trip.

A homestay can stand out through room character and the way shared areas are used. A 360° tour lets guests inspect those details while helping hosts explain private spaces, common facilities and useful information before an enquiry.
Match room names to your website and choose viewpoints that show furniture, light and layout. Accompanying copy should focus on practical, verified details.
Label shared kitchens, gardens, bathrooms and corridors clearly. Explain frequently asked details beside the relevant viewpoint.
Connect the tour to a phone number, Zalo or a contact page. Keep the invitation concise and avoid covering important viewpoints on phones.
Prepare 360° photographs of tidy spaces, room names and relevant information about common areas, check-in or house rules. Check image rights and personal information visible in photographs before sharing them.
For smaller properties, prioritize a short journey with easy room discovery. The handover covers selected scenes, information, contact options and sharing/embedding instructions, with pricing, hosting and updates agreed around your needs.
Extra viewpoints are not useful just to increase the scene count. Choose scenes that explain guest rooms, bathrooms and common areas visitors need to inspect.
A public tour link can be shared on channels that support links. Embedding inside a particular platform must be checked against its capabilities.
StayPano explains which viewpoints and image requirements to give a suitable photographer. Photography is outside the default tour-production scope.
Share your contact details, property type and photo status. StayPano will discuss scenes, the information to include and a suitable scope for your quote.