Technologies and systems that allow hosts to manage their properties remotely, such as smart locks, security cameras, and remote check-in systems.
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Glossary Term: Smart Home Technology
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The use of smart home technology to automate various aspects of short-term rental operations, including keyless entry, climate control, and appliance monitoring, enhancing efficiency and guest convenience.
Technologies that enable guests to access short-term rental properties without in-person interaction, such as smart locks, keypads, or lockboxes.
The use of colorful and dynamic lighting effects, often controlled by smart home technology, to enhance the ambiance of a short-term rental, particularly for events or themed stays.
The method by which guests gain entry to the rental property, such as keyless entry systems, lockboxes, or in-person check-ins.
Technological innovations and software solutions designed to enhance and streamline various aspects of short-term rental management.
A hypothetical type of smart lock with advanced features, potentially supporting remote access and guest management integrations for seamless check-ins.
Technological features integrated into the rental property, such as smart locks, thermostats, or entertainment systems, enhancing convenience and comfort 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.
A smart smoke and carbon monoxide detector often installed in short-term rentals to enhance guest safety and provide alerts in case of emergencies.
The integration of internet-connected devices and appliances in short-term rentals to enhance guest experience, improve security, and automate tasks.
A nickname for a host who embraces technology to automate tasks, enhance guest experience, and streamline their short-term rental operations.