How is our listing

Lisbeth79
Level 2
Copenhagen, Denmark

How is our listing

Hi,

 

we haven’t rented our space before. How does it look? How do we attract good reliable traction? What can we improve?

 

airbnb.com/h/casitacph

 

Also it seems that when people search for the property it doesn’t appear on the map. Is there a reason for this?

 

Thanks in advance,

 

Lisbeth and Anders

4 Replies 4
Andrea6232
Level 10
Bergamo, Italy

Ciao @Lisbeth79 ,

 

I took a quick look at your listing and it seems to me that the photos are a little dark, I think you could improve them, here are some tips on how to best photograph your home:

 

https://community.withairbnb.com/t5/Community-Guides/GUIDE-How-to-best-photograph-your-home-with-you...

 

good luck!

 

Andrea

Elisa
Community Manager
Community Manager

Hi @Lisbeth79 😊

Welcome to the community center, and thank you for asking for a listing critique.

I wish you all the best on this journey! 🎉

 

Did you notice Andrea's comment? What do you think of his suggestions?

I’m mentioning other hosts who may provide more suggestions: @Guy991@Karen114@Jamie600@Peter4167 and @Greg2406

 

Thank you in advance everyone!

Warm regards, 🌻

 

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Karen114
Level 10
Bolton, MA

@Lisbeth79  Hi there ! The space has a lot of potential. Is it customary for guests to make their own beds in Denmark? 
The pics are a little dark and sterile looking. 
I would add artwork, rugs, plants, bedside tables and lamps coffee table. 

I would also add pics of local places to visit and attractions. People aren’t visiting Denmark to stay at your place, your place is ancillary to their visit. 

Karen
Guy991
Top Contributor
Sintra, Portugal

Hello @Lisbeth79 ,


Respectfully, there are too many things to list, so I strongly suggest staying at this property for three consecutive nights to see firsthand what’s missing and what could enhance the space to make it feel like a cozy home away from home. I’d be happy to share some ideas, but nothing compares to experiencing it yourself. For example, a dining table is missing, and although a microwave is listed in the amenities, it’s nowhere to be found. The list could go on, but a firsthand stay would be the most effective way to identify improvements. In addition, you may want to look at competitors around you to see how their spaces are prepared for hosting.

all the best,