A lot of hotels lend a bike, or rent one, as a courtesy that became a job. The front desk is not a bike shop. They still get the question. The person on the shift knows the waterfront and not the hill, or the reverse, and the guest leaves with a vague point. Draw two tours in the hotel's name. The flat hour, for someone who wants to be back before dinner. The longer one, for the day the room is empty until four. Photographs of the stops your concierge already recommends. A difficulty word if one of them crosses a road you would rather they took slowly. Print one QR and keep it at the desk, next to the key for the bike cage. The guest scans, signs your waiver if you use one, and picks. Your logo stays on the day, which matters when they post it, because the hotel is the brand they remember. What this is not It is not a property system, a lock, or a replacement for the company that services the bikes. It is the hour they are out. If a bike shop nearby already runs the fleet for you, they can be the operator and the hotel can still be the place the code sits. Agree whose name is on the tour before you print the poster. One of you should own the words. The same tour can go on the hotel website, one paste, so a guest reads it before they arrive and packs shoes they can pedal in. The map you might have embedded already is a picture. The tour is the day. What goes on a tour is the drawing. The first one is free.