"dear guest" is correct and usable in written English.
It is a polite greeting that can be used at the beginning of a letter or message. For example: Dear Guest, Thank you for registering with us. We look forward to providing you with an enjoyable experience.
"Dear guest," it read, "gone to the post.
Prince Andrew is a regular visitor the country, where he is known as the "dear guest".
Dear Guest: The shower curtain in this bathroom has been purchased with care at a reputable "big box" store in order to provide maximum convenience in showering.
It was once a novelty to find a notice in a hotel bathroom asking you, "dear guest", to consider whether you could reuse the towel.
With her husband out on a long travel, a lovelorn young wife instructs a visiting young man: "My dear guest, I sleep here and my night-blind mother-in-law sleeps over there.
He is a dear guest until the end of time.
Dear guests of the festival!
"Dear guests, you better have done some sports before you came to Tibet," the voice tells us.
Snowden's refuge in Russia easily brings to mind the atmosphere of the Cold War in which opponents of the United States government, like Angela Davis — after her acquittal on murder charges — were dear guests of the Soviet Union.
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Stepping into Lord through the white metal door, you see a small flight of stairs to your left, which leads up to the café's sitting area, where signs on the walls remind "dear guests" to sit no longer than 30 minutes.
