Essential safety devices required in short-term rentals to prevent and respond to fires, including smoke detectors, carbon monoxide detectors, fire extinguishers, and fire escape plans.
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Glossary Term: Safety Regulations
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Exceeding the maximum number of guests allowed in a short-term rental property as specified in local regulations or the rental agreement, which can raise safety concerns and result in fines or other penalties.
An unwritten, legal promise in a short-term rental agreement that the property is suitable for its intended purpose, meaning it’s habitable and safe for guests.
A comprehensive list used by hosts or property managers to ensure a short-term rental is clean, safe, and well-maintained before guest arrival and after guest departure.
The regular cleaning, chemical balancing, and upkeep required to ensure the safety and enjoyment of hot tubs at short-term rental properties.
The maximum number of guests allowed to stay at the property, as determined by local regulations and the host’s own rules.
Regular inspection and upkeep of water heaters in short-term rentals to ensure their safe and efficient operation, including flushing the tank, checking for leaks, and testing the pressure relief valve.
The maximum number of guests allowed to stay in a short-term rental property at any given time, often stipulated by local regulations or platform rules and potentially impacting safety and comfort.
Refers to materials that can easily catch fire. Important for hosts to be aware of fire safety regulations and ensure their property has adequate fire safety equipment, especially in relation to potential hazards from smoking or cooking.
A safety device mandatory in most short-term rentals that detects the presence of carbon monoxide, a colorless, odorless gas.