Best Smart Locks for Guest Codes and Access

#1

Guest access was a standout use case, with reviewers liking temporary access, contractor use, and removable access.

#2

Guest and temporary access was a clear strength, with reviewers appreciating scheduled access, single-use or limited codes, and easy access for neighbors or service visitors.

#3

Guest access was praised when reviewers could give temporary or remote user access without handing over physical keys.

#4

Guest and code access is praised for flawless one-time codes and flexible household access options.

#5

Guest access was easy and useful, with virtual keys, sharing by text, and scheduled codes highlighted positively.

#6

Guest access is a major strength, with praise for multiple codes, temporary or periodic access, NFC access, and practical use for family, visitors, dog walkers, and Airbnb hosts.

#7

Guest and temporary access were repeatedly praised, especially scheduled codes for cleaners, dog walkers, renters, family, and one-time visitors.

#8

Guest codes were one of the most consistently praised features, especially temporary, scheduled, unlimited, or child-friendly access options.

#9

Guest access was praised for one-pass, scheduled, IC-card, and Airbnb-style temporary access options.

#10

Guest access was a major strength, with praise for many codes, scheduling, temporary access, texts, and family/service-person use; single-use code absence was the main caveat.

#11

Guest access is useful for temporary and time-limited PIN access, but biometric access for temporary users is more limited.

#12

Guest access was praised for service or pet-care scenarios where the owner could let someone in without sharing a key.

#13

Guest access was a strong feature for families, cleaners, technicians, and visitors, although the PCWorld review noted limits for commercial rental automation.

#14

Guest access was praised through Home app PIN management and temporary/neighbor-style access options.

#15

Guest and temporary access options were praised for codes, emergency options, Airbnbs, and vacation rentals, but one reviewer wanted more scheduling flexibility.

#16

Guest access was useful for family or visitors, with reviewers praising custom codes, iCloud sharing, and easier guest entry.

#17

Guest codes were broadly useful for family, visitors, dog walkers, Airbnb, and contractors, though one reviewer reported frequent keycode creation errors and another called the feature average.

#18

Guest access was well liked for passes, cards, and temporary sharing, though several reviewers disliked requiring guests to install the Level app.

#19

Guest codes were generally praised for visitors, kids, rentals, and temporary access, though one reviewer found the user-code interface clunky.

#20

Guest access was praised for schedules, renter use, and easy code sharing, but one reviewer criticized the 100-code limit versus competing locks with more capacity.

#21

Guest access was one of the most mixed areas: reviewers liked multiple codes and temporary scheduling in some versions, but criticized limited code counts and remote-code gaps in others.

#22

Guest access was useful for one-time, temporary, and shared passcodes, but several reviewers wanted more flexible schedules or noted user/password limits.

#23

Guest access is mixed: several reviewers liked the flexible access options, while one found temporary-code delivery convoluted and buggy.

#24

Guest access is useful but uneven, with NFC sharing praised and temporary access described as robust yet needlessly complex.

#25

Guest access was convenient for scheduled users but less flexible than PIN-based systems because fingerprint guests generally need to be physically present for enrollment.