Do you offer food and drink to your guests?

[Rebecca]

Hello hosts 👋

I’m really excited to hear about the lovely things you do to make your guests feel right at home. So, I’m super curious, do you offer any delicious food and drink to your guests? 

Whether it's a charming welcome basket filled with local treats, a delightful breakfast spread, or a thoughtfully curated selection of beverages, your special touches can make such a difference in their experience. I once stayed in a yurt in Derbyshire that was on a farm, and we were provided with a a very tasty bottled cows milk to go with my morning coffee. Delicious! 

Please share your creative ideas, heartwarming stories, or any unique offerings you provide below! I can’t wait to hear all about it!

[Zen571]

We offered Water & Hot coffee for our guests. 

[Rebecca]

Hello @Zen571 👋

Coffee and water are essentials on my travel list! Thanks for stopping by and letting us know. Do your guests appreciate the drinks? 

[Zen571]

Hello. Rebecca. Yes. They do. 

[Hans980]

Yes I do. I offer some of my guest our local delicacy called "latik". As a welcome gift upon thier check in.

[Cherie-Monique0]

We have always planned to have basic staples like spices, tea, coffee, a bit of olive oil, sugar, salt and pepper and food wrap in our suite.  We do this because that’s how we like to find the Airbnb’s we stay at!  We are Canadians and often travel to Hawaii.  We really appreciate it when hosts have some staples as we cook in a fair amount to keep costs down.  A welcome basket is a bonus!

Spices last a long time and topping up the other items really doesn’t cost that much, but guests are impressed with all that’s provided and have commented that they can tell we really care about our guests and their comfort.