Number of beds

[Karen3664]

I am just getting setup with the upstairs in my home, 2 bedrooms with one shared bath. I am going to purchase a queen size bed and have a full size in the smaller bedroom. Should I put a twin size in the smaller bedroom or keep the desk in it for people that might be working remotely?

[Mike-And-Jane0]

@Karen3664 I vote to keep the desk ideally with an internet connection from it to the router as some people can't use wifi for security reasons.

[Pat271 · Accepted solution]

It depends who you feel your clientele are likely to be. If you are marketing with a focus on remote workers, and feel that a good number of remote workers will stay at your place, a desk might make more sense. It also matters what other flat surfaces you have in the home - i.e. part of the kitchen or dining room table might suffice as a work area. It also matters if you can put a desk somewhere else.

If you are marketing and appealing to families, another bed might make more sense, to cater to a couple with 2 kids, a couple and 2 of their friends, etc.

I would think, as a general scenario, remote workers are likely to book 1-bedrooms or studios. Families look for 2-bedrooms, in which case another bed would be more suitable.

[Karen3664]

Thank you, great info. I am not sure which type of client I am more likely to attract. I guess I could try keeping the desk and if I am not getting results go to plan B with 2 beds and no desk.