@Orlagh1 Wow love it! Well done. Longtime superhost here and recommend adding art - vintage if you can find it and maybe some vintage decor pieces or furniture. I second the other host input like adding plants, layers, throws etc - you're at the fun stage now 🙂 Don't forget pics of amenities too like soaps, towels etc. Professional photos are great but you can also get by at first with your own. Take interior shots from waist height and brighten the exposure, a subtle filter is ok but nothing obvious and use the same filter for all interior shots. No wide angle shots. Guests love vignettes! Guests also love seeing how and where they'll make and drink their coffee and tea lol and more shots of the nearest things to do/attractions and quaint shops/restaurants on the closest high street - you can probably find some that are public domain. Tell them why you love the area so they can experience it like a local. Have fun and don't worry about not getting it perfect from the jump - you'll learn as you go! I'm bookmarking your listing - it's exactly the kind of place I love to stay.
