Have you added quiet hours in your listing description?

[Rebecca]

Hello hosts!

I hope you're all having a fantastic day! I wanted to bring up a topic that can really enhance our guests' experience: quiet hours.

Have you added quiet hours in your listing description?

Setting quiet hours can be a thoughtful way to ensure everyone has a peaceful stay, especially for those who may be looking to unwind or catch some much-needed rest. It's a simple yet effective way to show your guests that you care about their comfort.

I'd love to hear your thoughts and experiences! How have you approached this in your listings?

Looking forward to your insights! 😊

[Aaron1359]

Yes, I have quiet hours from 11pm - 7am.  I live in an older neighborhood with a lot of retired people, so I don't want to disturb them. I have never had to enforce them though, as my guests have always been very respectful of the rules and generally quiet anyway.  😊

[Anne-Marie78]

Yes, I have added quiet hours to both my properties which are in Portrush - a seaside town in Northern Ireland that is lively in the high season. 
One property, although in the centre of town is in a quieter, residential part. It is the middle floor apartment of a 3 storey building with private residents above and below so it is very important to ensure my neighbours are not inconvenienced by excess noise from my guests. 
This also means that I am very careful about the guests that stay. Having been in the sharp end of instant booking with no restrictions when I first started I now have request to book and check through past reviews. Guests know of the environment and I have very little problems. 
My other property is in the middle of bars and restaurants so it is a balancing act to ensure that local residents are not bothered by late night noise from my guests whilst enduring the guests can enjoy Portrush for the night life reason they came! Again - 99% of guests are respectful and there’s rarely an issue.

I think that communicating with guests and neighbours alike is key to making things work 😊