What types of guests do you typically host?

[Rebecca]

Hello everyone 👋

I hope you're all doing well. I wanted to ask a question that's been on my mind: What types of guests do you typically host? Are they families enjoying a holiday, business travellers on the go, or maybe solo adventurers exploring new places?

It's always interesting to hear about the different experiences you all have.  

Looking forward to hearing from you soon, 
Rebecca 😊

[Andrea6232]

Our hot tub in Venice

most of the guests in my Venice home are couples, some of them honeymooners ... maybe because Venice is the most romantic city in the world? 😍

Andrea

[Rebecca]

Ahhh....there is that lovely hot tub again @Andrea6232. Fine, I give in! I'll get the husband to book a trip over to you soon!!! 😅 

[Bakhta1]

Bonjour, ce sont plutot des familles qui viennent à Disney ou sur Paris.

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Google Translation added by Community Manager:   

Hello, it's mostly families who come to Disney or Paris.

[Rebecca]

Hello @Bakhta1, 

That's a wonderful attraction for guests. Do you have people all year round or mostly during the school holidays and things like that? 

[BlueOak0]

Hey Rebecca! 👋

Great question! At BlueOak Residences, we get a nice mix — mostly families in town for weddings or holidays, business travelers who like the quiet setup and fast Wi-Fi, and every now and then, a few public figures too. Always fun meeting new people from all over!

Cheers,
Raheel
BlueOak Residences

[Rebecca]

Hello Raheel (@BlueOak0) 👋

You get quite the mix of guests by the sounds of it!  It must be interesting to meet so many different guests. Do you meet them yourself? 

[BlueOak0]

Absolutely, it really is! 😊

Sometimes I do get the chance to meet our guests, which is always lovely  but most of the time, our friendly caretaker is the one who helps them with check-in. We also offer self check-in for those who prefer privacy or are arriving late. It really depends on what the guest is most comfortable with, we just try to take their lead and make things as easy as possible for them.

[Rebecca]

@BlueOak0 That's a great approach. Everyone is different! 

[Lorina14]

@Rebecca 
We really have a mix here, work related visits, visiting family or friends, attending a wedding, visiting the area, moving to the area, passing through, anniversary celebrations, stop off for the cruise to Alaska, attending a seminar/workshop, attending a concert/event. We have hosted couples, singles, families, young families with infants, toddlers, elderly parents visiting grandkids. Many guests use the transition feature too. It’s amazing how many languages Airbnb has on their platform.