Do you offer TV streaming services to your guests?

[Stephanie]

Hey there,

After a long day exploring the local area, sometimes it’s nice to come back, put your feet up and watch a good film on the TV. Some hosts provide a great selection of films and shows; nowadays there are quite a few different streaming services to offer your guests.

Do you offer any TV streaming services to your guests and, if so, how do you manage this?

There are Stranger Things than streaming services and it's not just for Mad Men... Better the Daredevil you know, eh?

Thanks,

Stephanie

[Nicole4305]

Yes! I provide streaming services for my guests and make sure the Wi-Fi can handle multiple devices so everyone can enjoy shows without buffering. **

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[Elisa]

Hi @Nicole4305 😊, 

That’s so nice for your guests!

Which streaming services do you provide to your guests?

[Chris24975]

I do not.  Everyone has their own streaming services.  I make sure to have a good TV and strong internet.  I make sure and logout guests if they forget.  I have never had someone ask if I do, either.  

[Elisa]

Hi @Chris24975 😊, 

Thank you for commenting this!

Do you have Netflix available on your TV? What else do you offer?

[Robert9542]

Hello,

Many guests appreciate having access to TV streaming services after a full day of sightseeing, since relaxing with a favorite film or series can make a stay feel more like home. Hosts who offer popular, legitimate platforms with a good range of movies and shows often receive better reviews because guests value both comfort and entertainment options. It’s important, however, to rely on legal and licensed services rather than unofficial sources sometimes searched for under terms like moviebox download, as these can raise security, quality, and copyright concerns. Providing safe, high-quality viewing choices helps create a more enjoyable and worry-free experience for everyone.

Best Regards!!

[Elisa]

Hi @Robert9542 😊, 

thank you for participating here.

That’s a very good point! Guests definitely appreciate having easy, legal entertainment options after a long day, and it does reflect positively in reviews.

Do you think it’s more important for guests to have a wide range of platforms, or just one or two really well-curated options?

[Nicole4305]

Yes, offering TV streaming services can really enhance a guest’s experience after a long day. Many hosts now provide access to platforms like Netflix or YouTube through smart TVs or streaming devices, either via guest accounts or by allowing guests to log in with their own profiles for privacy and convenience. It’s also important to clearly mention this in the listing and provide simple instructions for use.

Similarly, just like ensuring a smooth entertainment setup for guests, using tools like Delta Roblox can offer users a more seamless and enjoyable experience when running scripts visite: ** —provided everything is managed responsibly and securely.

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[Jazzy11]

I provide three streaming TV services (along with antenna TV) for my guests: Netflix, HBOGo, and Amazon Prime. It appears that the majority of my guests, over half, prefer Netflix, while around 10% opt for Amazon Video, and none have used HBOGo. This is quite surprising to me, considering that HBOGo is the most costly streaming service available. Additionally, I offer high-speed internet through Comcast; however, the speed has recently decreased, prompting me to reach out to their customer service. 

[Elisa]

Hi @Jazzy11 😊, 

thank you for your kind comment!

That’s interesting insight. The drop in internet speed could also influence how guests choose streaming platforms, since reliability often matters more than content variety.

Have you noticed any change in guest satisfaction or usage patterns since the internet speed started decreasing?

[Elisa]

Hi @Nicole4305 😊, 

thank you for commenting here!

That makes sense, especially after a long day guests really appreciate simple, ready-to-use entertainment options.

Do you find most guests prefer using their own streaming accounts, or do they usually stick to what the host provides?