“Where do we park?” is one of the most-asked questions in every Edinburgh check-in. A custom guest-parking page, written by an enforcement officer, is a link you can send once and stop worrying about — and stop the tickets that turn into 1-star reviews.
Every Edinburgh host, hotel and venue answers the same handful of questions about parking — every week, sometimes every day. When guests get it wrong, you hear about it in the messages, the reviews, and occasionally in a WhatsApp at 11pm about a white envelope under the windscreen wiper. The parking info you’ve pasted into your listing or welcome pack is probably out of date, missing the LEZ, and vague on the streets that matter. It’s costing you time and it’s costing your guests money.
A branded Parking for guests of [Your property] page, hosted here on Edinburgh Parking Guide — a link you can put in your welcome email, listing, printed pack, or QR card. Everything a driving guest needs to park safely and legally, in one place, kept current by the officer who wrote it. Take a look at a fully-built example first: see a sample page →
Launch pricing while I take on the first properties. Multiple properties (short-let portfolios, hotel groups)? Ask about volume pricing.
This is not a display ad, a sponsored blog post, or a “featured listing” that inflates your ranking. Edinburgh Parking Guide is an independent officer-written guide, and paid placements would break that. What you’re paying for is a useful, honest page for your guests — my time to research, write and maintain it — hosted on a domain they can trust because I don’t let anyone edit facts on it.
Here’s a full example page for a fictional Old Town flat — exactly what your version would look like, showing the tone, the depth, and the officer’s notes that make it useful.
The fastest way to enquire — tell me a bit about your property and I’ll come back with any questions and next steps within a couple of working days. No payment yet.
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Edinburgh Parking Guide · Written first-hand by an experienced enforcement officer in Edinburgh
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