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Guest not able to book , inspite of instant booking is on ? What the issue ?
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Hi, I am Tony Evangelista from Philippines.
I am planning to host apartment unit but I am new to this platform.
Inputs from this community on this matter will be highly appreciated.
Thanks and best regards.
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Hey Tony,
Welcome to the Airbnb hosting journey, exciting times ahead! I'd start here first as a new host......
1. Do Market Research
Before listing, it’s important to understand demand, pricing, and what similar listings offer:
AirBnb – Analyse Airbnb data for your city: pricing trends, and competitor listings.
PriceLabs or Wheelhouse – Dynamic pricing tools that use AI to recommend nightly rates.
ChatGPT – You can ask specific questions about your market, target guests, or how to improve your listing.
2. Designing Your Space (Interior/Layout)
Use AI design tools to help visualise and plan your apartment layout and aesthetics:
Planner 5D or RoomGPT – Create 3D layouts and visualize room designs.
Homestyler – Upload photos of your space and experiment with furniture and decor ideas.
Interior AI – Generate styled versions of your space instantly by uploading a photo.
3. Finding a Photographer
High-quality photos can make or break your listing! Use these platforms to find professionals:
Airbnb’s Photographer Program (if available in your area) Offers vetted pros who know what works on Airbnb.
Snappr or Upwork – Hire a local real estate photographer or use AI to touch up and optimize your photos after the shoot.
Remini or Let's Enhance – AI tools that improve image quality and lighting if you're using your own photos.
Don’t forget to think about your target audience (digital nomads, families, couples?), your USP (unique selling point), and your guest experience flow from check-in to checkout.
Feel free to ask more questions as you go, wishing you all the best as you get started!
Warm regards,
C
(Airbnb Host / Hospitality Consultant)
Hi @Tony2167 😊,
Thank you for asking for this here
What kind of input would you like to receive?
Do you need help understanding some administrative tasks, or are you looking for tips on how to present your property?
I’m tagging a few hosts in case they have any advice for you: @Chippy3, @Bryon48, @Carrie643, @Polly164 and @Zachary289.
Thank you in advance, everyone!
Warm regards 🌻
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Hi @Tony2167
Here are practical suggestions for new hosts.
1. Prepare Your Space Thoughtfully
2. Create a Compelling Listing
3. Pricing Strategy
4. Set Clear House Rules
4. Guest Communication is Everything
Read more here: https://www.airbnb.com/resources/hosting-homes/a/is-my-space-a-good-fit-for-airbnb-4
Hey Tony,
Welcome to the Airbnb hosting journey, exciting times ahead! I'd start here first as a new host......
1. Do Market Research
Before listing, it’s important to understand demand, pricing, and what similar listings offer:
AirBnb – Analyse Airbnb data for your city: pricing trends, and competitor listings.
PriceLabs or Wheelhouse – Dynamic pricing tools that use AI to recommend nightly rates.
ChatGPT – You can ask specific questions about your market, target guests, or how to improve your listing.
2. Designing Your Space (Interior/Layout)
Use AI design tools to help visualise and plan your apartment layout and aesthetics:
Planner 5D or RoomGPT – Create 3D layouts and visualize room designs.
Homestyler – Upload photos of your space and experiment with furniture and decor ideas.
Interior AI – Generate styled versions of your space instantly by uploading a photo.
3. Finding a Photographer
High-quality photos can make or break your listing! Use these platforms to find professionals:
Airbnb’s Photographer Program (if available in your area) Offers vetted pros who know what works on Airbnb.
Snappr or Upwork – Hire a local real estate photographer or use AI to touch up and optimize your photos after the shoot.
Remini or Let's Enhance – AI tools that improve image quality and lighting if you're using your own photos.
Don’t forget to think about your target audience (digital nomads, families, couples?), your USP (unique selling point), and your guest experience flow from check-in to checkout.
Feel free to ask more questions as you go, wishing you all the best as you get started!
Warm regards,
C
(Airbnb Host / Hospitality Consultant)