Refers to the kind of lock used to secure a short-term rental property, such as keyless entry, smart locks, or traditional lock and key systems.
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A representation of the most common type of guest a host or property attracts, based on factors like demographics, travel purpose, and booking behavior. Understanding this helps tailor the rental experience.
Refers to the specific category a short-term rental falls under, such as an apartment, house, condo, villa, etc. This helps guests understand the basic structure and amenities they can expect.
Scheduling a buffer time of at least two hours between guest check-out and the next check-in to allow for thorough cleaning and preparation.
A kayak designed for two individuals to paddle together, offering a fun and active amenity for guests to enjoy on nearby waterways.
Ensuring cleanliness and curb appeal by scheduling regular cleaning services for both sides of the street where a rental property is located.
Embracing modern technologies, guest expectations, and industry best practices to provide exceptional short-term rental experiences.
A residential property with two floors or levels, often featuring bedrooms on the upper level and living spaces on the lower level.
Regularly adjusting your rental rates based on factors such as seasonality, demand, competition, and special events to maximize revenue.
A jacuzzi or hot tub designed to comfortably accommodate two people, adding a luxurious and relaxing element to a rental property.
A promotional offer that provides a reduced rate for guests who book a minimum stay of two nights, encouraging longer bookings.
Offering guests the flexibility to check in at any time of day or night, typically through self-check-in processes or keyless entry systems.