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[Eman1482]

Hello, I am a new host and I would like you to evaluate my place of residence and give me your advice when receiving my first guest through the site. Thank you.

https://www.airbnb.ca/rooms/1194159728008819596?source_impression_id=p3_1725048203_P3cjOSS_I7TT64_J 

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[Elizabeth1837]

Hi @Eman1482,

Get professional photograhs done,  open the curtains and do the photographs in daylight and much brighter,  dont show the toilet with lid open and pref. not at all.  I also think take away the rugs and personally i like white cotton sheets, they look fresh and clean and inviting!

Good luck with it all

[Eman1482]

@Elizabeth1838 

Hi Elizabeth,

Thanks for your valuable feedback! I'll definitely take your suggestions into consideration.

Regarding the rugs, I'll see if removing them would make the space feel more open. And I'll look into using white cotton sheets to create a fresh and inviting atmosphere.

Thank you again for your help!

[Quincy]

Hi @Elizabeth1837, I went ahead and edited your comment to tag Eman. To tag someone in the future, just type "@" and choose their username from the list that appears. This will make sure they get a notification.

Thank you for sharing these great tips! Getting an outside perspective is always so helpful for finding ways to improve. I especially appreciate the advice about the toilet seat—it's the little details that really make a difference.

By the way, have you ever used a professional photographer for your property? We’d love to hear any insights you have on that.

[Elyce1]

@Eman1482 I suggest some staging. Roll some big fluffy towels for bathroom, provide shampoo, cream rinse and body wash. Put a bright teapot on the stove and a few tea towels, probably the bright yellow. I also provide a coffee machine and coffee. I set my photos up as if someone was preparing tea, etc. so the guest can imagine they are there enjoying your beautiful place. You can also put fresh flowers in a vase.

[Elyce1]

@Eman1482 Also, between guests be sure it is spotless. People shed a shocking amount of hair. It sticks everywhere. I vacuum first everything, then clean, then vacuum. A random hair is just off putting for me.

[Eman1482]

@Elyce1 

Thank you so much for your thoughtful suggestions, I appreciate your input and are committed to providing an exceptional experience for my guests.

[Federico705]

Hello @Eman1482 ,

I have read all the previous advises, and they are all spot on.  Quality of images is always the number one thing.   The rest, focus on the details, small details make the difference on cleaning, always try to double-check cleaners do a great work, sometimes they are in a hurry and may cut corners to go the next unit and at the end, you are stock with the guest evaluating.  I always do my best inspecting after cleaners depart.  All towels set properly, soaps, welcome note, or sign, etc.  It's all about details, customer service and consistency.  Make a check-list with all key things for either you or cleaning team to do.  Ensure great communication with guests.  I know some people do not like to be disturbed, but I still try to politely ask if they need anything to please do not hesitate to contact me.   

Best wishes!  Hope one day to come to your area.

[Quincy]

Hi @Federico705,

Thank you for sharing all your helpful tips! Guests do rely heavily on photographs when making their decision to book.

I wanted to get your opinion on one thing: do you think it’s worth investing in a professional photographer?

[Eman1482]

@Federico705 

Thank you for your helpful advice. I'm grateful for your support and dedication to providing exceptional hospitality.

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