Dear community, Can somebody please explain how is this revi...
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Dear community, Can somebody please explain how is this review allowed?All 1 star, naturally, even though the guest never set...
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What are the rules and ways to improve better services to guests?.
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There are no strict rules when it comes to providing great service — but there is one golden standard:
Treat your guests the way you would want to be treated if you were traveling in a foreign country, perhaps tired from the journey, and looking for a bit of comfort and kindness.
Or think of it this way: imagine your good friends are coming to stay. You’d want everything to be clean, clear, welcoming, and for them to feel supported — even if you can’t be there in person.
Since we can’t be physically present all the time, the best service comes from being consistently available, responsive, and thoughtful. A warm welcome message, clear instructions, a helpful local tip — all of these little things go a long way.
Ultimately, it’s about creating an experience that feels personal, respectful, and relaxed. That’s what guests remember — and that’s what keeps them coming back.
Hi @Saviour5 😊,
What a lovely question, thank you for sharing!
Which feedback are you receiving from your guests?
I'm tagging a few hosts to see what they can advise you: @Andrew-and-Jeremy0, @Chippy3, @Ahmed570, @Maisie1, @Oksana127 and @Tara0.
Thank you in advance everyone!
Warm regards🌻,
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There are no strict rules when it comes to providing great service — but there is one golden standard:
Treat your guests the way you would want to be treated if you were traveling in a foreign country, perhaps tired from the journey, and looking for a bit of comfort and kindness.
Or think of it this way: imagine your good friends are coming to stay. You’d want everything to be clean, clear, welcoming, and for them to feel supported — even if you can’t be there in person.
Since we can’t be physically present all the time, the best service comes from being consistently available, responsive, and thoughtful. A warm welcome message, clear instructions, a helpful local tip — all of these little things go a long way.
Ultimately, it’s about creating an experience that feels personal, respectful, and relaxed. That’s what guests remember — and that’s what keeps them coming back.
I agree with this!