Using environmentally friendly cleaning products and methods to maintain the cleanliness of a short-term rental property while minimizing harm to the environment and guests’ health.
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A bathroom that is directly connected to a bedroom, typically found in hotel suites and higher-end short-term rentals.
The percentage of time a short-term rental property is booked during the summer months, typically considered a peak season for travel.
The level of monitoring and interaction a host provides during a guest’s stay, ranging from minimal contact to on-site presence.
A provision in a short-term rental agreement or local regulation that sets an expiration date or limits the duration of short-term rentals in a particular area.
The process of sourcing, procuring, and managing the goods and services required to operate a short-term rental business, including furniture, linens, cleaning supplies, and maintenance services.
Eco-friendly and socially responsible products and services offered to guests in short-term rentals, such as organic toiletries, energy-efficient appliances, and locally sourced goods.
A temporary or permanent deactivation of a host or guest account on a short-term rental platform due to violations of terms of service, safety concerns, or other policy breaches.
A pricing strategy used by short-term rental platforms, like Airbnb and VRBO, where prices increase significantly during periods of high demand, such as holidays or special events.
A category used to classify short-term rentals based on the configuration and amenities offered, such as a studio, one-bedroom, or entire home.
A recognition program by Airbnb that rewards hosts who consistently provide exceptional hospitality and meet specific performance criteria, such as high ratings and low cancellation rates.