Advice on your space

Please critique my listing and give tips on how I can Improve. I am yet to get any bookings.https://www.airbnb.ca/rooms/54320195 Latest reply by Medline0

Try to make your space unique. Add something that makes you stand out, use a theme ie, rustic, industrial, great wine/bar area, something really special. I advised one new host to set out his beautiful pie pan and a pie cookbook in his kitchen when I fo... Latest reply by Jenny

Hi, our local zoning requires a minimum stay of 30 days. What amenities would you provide for guests who stay for 30-60 days? (like toilet paper and paper towels for 2 months? shampoo/conditioner for 2 months? laundry detergent? tin foil/plastic wrap?... Latest reply by Nora50

Hi, wanted to pick your brain on this. I’m a homeowner renting out 2 rooms in my primary residence. Should I rent the separate or together? Keep in mind my house is 1,300 sqft and I like keeping the population low. Thanks you Friends, Sheena Tiller - Paso... Latest reply by Sheena131

I am looking for a nice flat to stay in for the next 6 weeks in Johannesburg, northern Suburbs. ️ to SWOP out with another host. I have a variety of FARM cottages available on our Farm in Van Reenen, the farm overlooks the Drakensberg escarpment. It’s ma... Latest reply by Bob297

I'd like to just put this out there. I'm not sure if someone else has posted this but I'm going to put this in motion. Can we address the bedding situation for Airbnb stays. Every time I stay at an Airbnb the bedding sucks. It's the cheap polyester microf... Latest reply by Mike-And-Jane0

Hi, I want to run two separate listings - one is for the entire space and the other is as a shared option. Can I access photos from one listing and add to another? it's basically the same photos I'll be using, and I don't want to have to re upload all my... Latest reply by Nikolina2

Hello everyone, I am new on this forum. So I apologize in advance if I write something which is not appropriate. Anyways, I have few listings and just installed nest thermostats in two of my units. I recently had a guest, who on her first night ask me the... Latest reply by Karen114

Four of our five units have an upstairs and a basement. Central air systems are used for HVAC. The potential for noise problems is extremely high, especially in bedrooms as air supply vents are within a foot or two when a bedroom is "on top of" or directl... Latest reply by Michael-And-Sheila0

This is a piece I wrote to Air BnB two days ago and I still have not had a support person contact me directly. Does anyone else believe there has been a general lowering of standards in Air BnB in recent years, at least in the support the claim to offer ... Latest reply by Pat271