Outdoor furniture specifically chosen for a rental property’s patio or deck area to enhance guest comfort and experience.
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Glossary Term: Guest Comfort
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Using specific building materials or furnishings in the short-term rental to minimize noise transfer between units or from outside, improving guest comfort and reducing disturbances.
Windows designed to reduce the amount of noise that passes through them, creating a quieter indoor environment for guests.
Connecting smart thermostats, such as Nest, to the property’s rental management system for remote temperature control, energy efficiency, and automated climate adjustments between guest stays.
Smart thermostats connected to the internet, allowing hosts to remotely monitor and adjust temperature settings, optimizing energy consumption and guest comfort.
A listing detail specifying the maximum occupancy allowed in a rental property, ensuring a comfortable stay and compliance with safety regulations.
Potential disturbances and sound levels that guests might experience at a short-term rental property, both internally and from the surrounding environment. Managing noise levels is crucial for ensuring guest comfort and avoiding complaints.
Regular upkeep and repairs to ensure the short-term rental property remains in good condition, addressing issues promptly to maintain guest satisfaction.
Items and services provided to guests to enhance their comfort and convenience, such as toiletries, linens, Wi-Fi, and coffee.
Curtains, blinds, or shades installed in a rental property to provide privacy, light control, and aesthetic appeal, enhancing guest comfort and the overall ambiance.
Bed linens, towels, or other textile products made from high-quality Italian linen, known for its durability, breathability, and luxurious feel, enhancing guest comfort and satisfaction.
Features and conveniences provided within a short-term rental unit itself, such as a fully equipped kitchen, washer/dryer, Wi-Fi, smart home devices, or entertainment systems.