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Puts the important information in one place
Guests know exactly where to look instead of digging through reservation messages, emails and scattered instructions.Helps reduce repetitive questions
WiFi, parking, checkout, appliances and amenity details are already there when guests need them.Makes group stays easier
In a house where different guests may be arriving, leaving and making plans at different times, everyone has access to the same information.Replaces instruction clutter
Practical details can live together in one organized guide instead of becoming another sign taped beside an appliance.Adds a stronger sense of place
Your own recommendations for dining, coffee and things to do give guests a more personal introduction to Las Vegas than another generic search result.
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Left on the coffee table or kitchen island
Placed near the entry or welcome setup
Used as the main reference for house instructions
Kept beside the WiFi Board
Used to explain pools, hot tubs and other amenities
Filled with parking and rideshare guidance
Used for checkout reminders
Shared across couples, families and larger groups
Used to recommend favorite restaurants, coffee, nightlife and things to do beyond the Strip
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Depending on the property, sections may include:
Welcome + property overview
WiFi + Smart TV
Check-in + checkout
Coffee + kitchen notes
Laundry + linens
House rules
How things work
Appliance instructions
Trash + recycling
Pool + outdoor living
Parking
Rideshare guidance
Family-friendly or pet notes
Emergency information
Local dining + coffee
Activities + entertainment
Las Vegas recommendations
Pages that don’t apply to your property can be adapted so the finished book feels useful rather than padded.
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Approximately 20 professionally designed pages
8 × 8 in square format
Softcover construction
Customized cover with your property name + location
Property-specific written content
Las Vegas-inspired visual design
Digital proof before production
Made to order
Designed for vacation rentals, boutique stays, guesthouses and professionally managed properties
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1. Place your order
Purchase The House Book through West of Here.
2. Complete the House Book Intake Form
After purchase, we’ll send you a guided intake form for the information you’d like included.
You do not need to write polished copy.
Send us what you already have:
Bullet points
Listing information
Guest messages
Existing instructions
House rules
Amenity notes
Local recommendations
Rough notes that simply need organizing
We’ll turn that information into a cohesive, guest-ready guide.
3. We design your House Book
Your property information is organized into the House Book layout and formatted for clarity and easy guest use.
4. Review your proof
A digital proof is sent before production.
5. Approve + produce
Once everything looks right, approve the proof and your House Book moves into production.
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Don’t worry about making your answers sound polished.
The intake form is there to collect the information we need — not to make you write the finished House Book yourself.
Short notes, bullet points and copied instructions are completely fine.
If a section doesn’t apply to your property, simply enter N/A.
Helpful information may include:
Where guests should park
Door or access instructions
WiFi information
Checkout time
How the television works
Pool or hot-tub rules
Where extra linens are stored
Trash instructions
Rideshare tips
Coffee and kitchen notes
Favorite restaurants
Nearby grocery or convenience stores
Your favorite things to do in Vegas
We’ll organize it from there.
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After your intake form has been received and your House Book has been designed, we’ll send a digital proof to the email address used with your order.
Please carefully review:
Property name
Spelling
WiFi information
Addresses
Phone numbers
Parking details
Check-in + checkout information
House instructions
Local recommendations
Layout
Production will not begin until you approve the proof.
Once approved and moved into production, changes may no longer be possible.
