🏆 Being a Superhost Isn’t the Finish Line — It’s the Starting Point.

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 Very honoured to achieve this status at BheLs Oasis in London again -

Two questions await all you super fabulous 😍 hosts! at the end.

I'm constantly learning - do check if time permits what can be improved.

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Achieving Superhost status is an honour — it reflects consistency, care, and commitment. But what many don’t see is what happens behind the scenes.

Running an Airbnb isn’t just about great décor or five-star reviews. It’s about raising the bar every single day. From handling last-minute bookings and midnight check-ins to sorting out sudden plumbing issues or emergency callouts — you learn that hospitality doesn’t have office hours.

There are moments when guests arrive late, travel-weary, and you’re still there — smiling, making sure everything feels like home. There are times when something breaks, floods, or leaks, and you’ve got to fix it fast — because comfort can’t wait until morning.

Being a Superhost means you stay calm under pressure, keep standards high, and continue to surprise guests with your warmth and reliability. You learn to anticipate needs, adapt quickly, and always show up — even when no one’s watching.

True hosting is about creating trust, comfort, and connection. That’s what keeps guests coming back — not just a badge, but the effort and heart behind it.

So yes, I’m proud to be a Superhost. But more importantly, I’m proud to keep raising the bar for every guest who walks through the

door. 🌟

Question to SUPER hosts or hosts:

1) What challenges have you faced in the last 3 months  leading to superhost status?

2) How will you be raising the bar?😊

My answers: 

1) Very late check ins (after midnight), and still having to look like "the host with the mostess" despite being half asleep.

Fixing niggling, tiny things immediately and trying to co-ordinate with guest departure dates and times.

2) Putting fresh flowers for female  guests, not sure what to put for males 🤔