A designated area within a short-term rental property specifically equipped for remote work, typically featuring a desk, comfortable chair, good lighting, and reliable internet access.
A website owned and operated by a short-term rental host or property manager that allows guests to book directly, bypassing third-party platforms like Airbnb or VRBO.
The process of collecting, analyzing, and interpreting data related to short-term rental performance, such as occupancy rates, average daily rates, and guest reviews, to make informed business decisions.
An electronic document or website providing guests with essential information about a short-term rental property and the surrounding area, including check-in instructions, Wi-Fi passwords, local recommendations, and house rules.
A platform or channel through which a short-term rental property is advertised and booked, such as Airbnb, VRBO, Booking.com, or a property manager’s website.
Income generated from activities related to a short-term rental property but not directly from rental bookings, such as cleaning fees, pet fees, or early check-in fees.
A tool or feature within a property management system that displays the demand for short-term rentals on specific dates, often using historical data and market trends.
The overall atmosphere, aesthetic, and experience that a short-term rental property evokes, often influenced by factors like interior design, amenities, location, and host communication style.