Any tips for attracting 30-90 day guests?

[Terri129]

We have made minimum stay 28 days and adjusted the discount for a monthly rate. Are there more suggestions to attract this category of guest? Thank you.

[Helen3]

You could start by doing your market research to see what demand is like for long term stays and what sort of guests are likely to want these stays @Terri129 

For example I know in the US that travelling nurses are one such group. You may also have a university or large companies or hospitals who might want this sort of accommodations for students/staff that you could partner with?

Obviously check your tenancy laws I believe in CA that guests would assume tenancy rights for stays of a month or more. 

[Derick213]

I'd start by listing the amenities required by long-term guests, such as fiber wi-fi, working station (though that is just a table next to an electric socket), car park place if you can provide it.

You can mention the proximity of shops and transportation a little higher than usual.