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I hope my message finds you well.
I started to handle a resort (Hosteria in Spanish in my homeland). It has 3 cabanas with a capacity for 13 people, a restaurant in place, big parking, a few minutes from a volcano, forest, farm animals, and nice views.
I joined them on Jan 11th and we started receiving some reservations after my optimization, but I'm pretty sure there are more hosts with this kind of property and their tips or suggestions would be a lot for me. hehe (If you don't have this kind of property and you want to give me any suggestions, I would appreciate it too)
These are the links that I created so far.
Hosteria Taita Pacho.
airbnb.com.ec/h/hosteriataitapachotallos
airbnb.com.ec/h/taitapachotungurahuilla
airbnb.com.ec/h/taitapacho13pax
Many thanks for your support and time,
Andres
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Hi @Andres644
Looking great!
This listing comes up first when I search for Penipe, 2 guests. So you should have no trouble getting bookings:
You could finetune things by taking a look at the arrangement of your photos in the listings' photo tours. It's important to have exactly the right photos in the right folders, because some of that information automatically pulls through to your listing title (number of beds, bedrooms) and to the "where you'll sleep" section of the front page.
If you look at your first listing, it presently shows a Jpeg with text under "where you'll sleep" (it should show a photo of the bed). The second listing has a photo of the exterior of the property because that photo is presently in the "bedroom" folder of your photo tour. If you go to the photo tour and correct this, it will automatically show a photo of the bed as it should (although it won't update right away - you'll have to wait a few hours for the front page to correct itself).
Hope it helps!
Hi @Andres644
Looking great!
This listing comes up first when I search for Penipe, 2 guests. So you should have no trouble getting bookings:
You could finetune things by taking a look at the arrangement of your photos in the listings' photo tours. It's important to have exactly the right photos in the right folders, because some of that information automatically pulls through to your listing title (number of beds, bedrooms) and to the "where you'll sleep" section of the front page.
If you look at your first listing, it presently shows a Jpeg with text under "where you'll sleep" (it should show a photo of the bed). The second listing has a photo of the exterior of the property because that photo is presently in the "bedroom" folder of your photo tour. If you go to the photo tour and correct this, it will automatically show a photo of the bed as it should (although it won't update right away - you'll have to wait a few hours for the front page to correct itself).
Hope it helps!
