in the bathroom, we also offer VARIOUS HAND, BODY, FOOT CREAMS. Even perfumes for men and women, and beard oil for me, shaving cream, etc. A little spa/ VERY APPRECIATED. Almost every guest mentions "details" and "amenities". We also offer mud masks ($1 a pack and most of the times guests don't use them, but they notice them). Bottle of wine, a baguette, homemade jam and butter for when they arrive. We have been Superhosts 39 months in a row, and after 187 reviews, 5-stars.
Hi Richard Last time I got your permission and translate a video. The viewers found it very useful and informative and want to see more videos! Can I ask for your permission to add Chinese subtitles and repost this video and share it? Full credit will be given with the name "STR University" and the link. Also I noticed that I cannot upload cc subtitles to your video. I'm happy to provide the file upon your request. :) Thank you so much！
Love your content! Do you happen to have any videos regarding what is expected from a host regarding breakfast? So when a host offers breakfast, what exactly does that mean? What is the expectation? New host here....have four bookings and looking to make sure I deliver the best most cost effective experience. Thanks.
As a host would you recommend providing laundry for a small studio suite?We are just thinking of having them for cleaning staff to use as we have heard guest abusing the machines. Cheers
HI I have a suite apartment with everything that you mention in your video, I take great pride in the cleanliness of the apartment and equipped with all the guests need have a pleasant stay. My last guest rented my apartment for two weeks and they were 3 persons I left 6 toilet paper and by the end of the week, one of the guests ask me for more obviously I gave her more (2 more) and three days later she asks for more toilet paper. Do I have to provide the toilerate items for the whole stay?? they did heir own groceries and the apartment is totally separated from the house. I don't ever remember asking for anything in any Airbnb. Thanks for all your videos!!!
I consider it a cost of doing business. It's not going to happen every time but sometimes it will and it's not worth risking a potential 5 star review in my opinion. I always try to think about my business/brand in the long-term and not short term economics. So yes, some guest might require way more toilet paper than others but at the end of the day it's a minor expense in the big picture. Thanks so much for watching my videos Barbara. I'd love to invite to our closed FB Group where we share and learn ideas from other hosts! geni.us/IQ8d
for all the items you are including in your rental, i hope you are getting top dollar for it......it seems there is an infinite things to provide to tenants......and the more you give the more they want........
Exactly! You don't need to provide a bunch of unnecessary crap. Just provide the essentials and some extra amenities that you think your local competition isn't providing and that's it. AirBnB isn't rocket science.
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I personally am building two small camps behind my house that I would prefer not to have power or internet. Should I plan to add power and internet if I want to be an Airbnb host?
Sadly, I actually had a guest unplug and steal my Apple TV... so I don’t think I will be adding Sonos speakers. Curious to know your thoughts on outdoor video surveillance like a Ring Doorbell. Does this make a guest feel uncomfortable knowing you can observe them when they enter or leave? It’s obviously very common to have video surveillance in a hotel and can add to a feeling of security. Your thoughts?
Having an external monitor like Ring is a must have for me as an owner; it allows me to monitor if a party is going on (multiple entries in a short period of time=a clue)
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Hello I want to stars working on airbnb but i do not have experiance . I have 10 apartment and I have to know how many housekeeper, doormen i need? (One manejer who will meet the guests) is one enough? I need to know all details about hosting. So can you give me some advice?
I'm working towards my first STR. Im considering placing a charity collection box for any spare change after their trip. Do you think this is a good idea?
