A short-term rental property that is located directly on a body of water, such as a lake, river, or ocean, often commanding premium rates.
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Glossary Term: Luxury Rental
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An interior design style characterized by elegance, refinement, and attention to detail, often featuring high-quality furnishings and a neutral color palette.
A painting technique that creates soft, hazy transitions between colors, often used metaphorically to describe the seamless blending of amenities and services in a luxury short-term rental experience.
A high-quality, well-maintained, and desirable short-term rental property that is used to attract premium guests and generate positive reviews.
A Danish phrase meaning “Rare Find,” used to market unique and exclusive short-term rentals that stand out from the competition.
High-end and durable finishes, such as granite countertops, stainless steel appliances, and hardwood floors, that add a touch of luxury and enhance the value of the rental property.
For larger short-term rental properties or those operating like boutique hotels, providing a dedicated front desk or concierge service to assist guests with their needs.
A pricing strategy where higher rates are charged for desirable features, amenities, seasons, or events.
A trend in short-term rentals where properties offer amenities and services comparable to boutique hotels, focusing on unique design, personalized experiences, and high-end comfort.
A hypothetical tax or increased property tax levied on large, luxurious homes, sometimes associated with short-term rentals in upscale neighborhoods.
A platform connecting hosts with professional chefs who can provide in-home dining experiences for guests, enhancing the luxury and uniqueness of a short-term rental.