Hi @Brandon887
Wow! Luv your place! In addition to the other great advice, just a few suggestions:
Cover Photo
Research shows that twilight, exterior photos do very well on Airbnb. I would re-shoot the photo you have now at twilight. Turn on all the lights inside and outside. I would add some string lights or stair lights going up to the front door. I would also add string lights to the top deck railing. Wait until twilight where you can see a warm glow from all the lights, but still see the house clearly. Try to get the sky/trees in the upper 1/3 of the photo. This conveys "cozy mountain cabin." That would make a killer cover photo.
Price
@Mike-And-Jane0 already advised you might want to review your price per night. It does seem quite a bit higher than similar listings.
Cleaning Fee
Your cleaning fee seems a bit high. I would lower it a bit...maybe $255-$275. Compare your cleaning fee to similar listings in the area and adjust as needed.
Missing Sections of Listing
Looks like you have some sections not completed on your Listing. Take advantage of all the options available to you to highlight your listing:
- The Space
- Guest Access
- Other Details to Note
Camera Disclosures
I would reword your camera disclosures to comply with Airbnb's strict requirements. You have to disclose if the cameras are actively recording audio and video in your statement.
Informing Guests About Security Cameras & Recording Devices
Informing guests about security devices
There’s a balance between keeping your place safe and secure, and your guest's privacy.
Here’s what you need to know:
- Intentionally concealed recording devices (such as hidden security cameras) are never permitted
- Airbnb prohibits security cameras or recording devices that are in or that observe private spaces like bedrooms, bathrooms, or sleeping areas
- You must indicate the presence of all security cameras or other recording devices in or around a listing, even if they're not turned on or hooked up
- Undisclosed security cameras or other recording devices are never permitted
- You must also always disclose if an active recording is taking place
Here is an example of a security camera disclosure:
"One, outward-facing, exterior Ring video doorbell that overlooks guest parking/entrance. This video doorbell actively records audio/video when motion is detected. Camera must remain unobstructed and not tampered with or disconnected”