@Bhumika When I first started, I went overboard with offerings that I have since pared down. In my market, less appears to have a better response from my guests.
I used to provide a full array of condiments, coffee, multiple types of sweeteners and creamers. Now I just have salt and pepper, one sugar substitute and individual powdered creamer. The refrigerator is bare.
I used to have bath towels for the hot tubs that were different from the bath towels in the bathrooms. Guests would use whatever they could get their hands on, so now all of my towels are the same and each guest gets a bath sheet, bath towel, hand towel and washcloth. We have a washer and dryer in the property.
No candles.
No fancy barbeque tools, and just a basic grill.
No "extra" decorative pillows or throws. The more stripped down my property is, the more likely it is that guests will leave it in great shape.
What has increased? The pages of information in my credenza book. More suggestions on what to see, where to shop, and where to eat. Tips on where to walk your dog and how to safeguard your pet from the bears and other wild animals of the NC woods. Waterfall tours and hiking trails.