I am basically checking my own understanding:

I remember from 敬語 basics in Minna that you say ご案内いたします, for example, with
the honorific prefix, even though it's essentially you who are doing the
action

Is it the same logic at work here, i.e. the honorific is used because you give
advice for the sake of the listener?

P.S. Just in case, I first noticed it not so long ago
[here](https://www3.nhk.or.jp/nhkworld/en/tv/easyjapaneseforwork/skit03.html)
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keigo honorifics
Why add お～ in おすすめ even when talking about YOUR own advice?
Some words just get really associated with the honorific お。That is why you
will rarely see お金 without the お.

ご案内致します uses the humble language 謙譲語, therefore you use it to talk about your
own actions. "I will humbly guide you".

致す is the humble form of する
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