Sorry no leads but here's my tip @Tracey638
Don't look for a cleaner. It's more than that if you want to be a Super Host.
I recommend looking locally for a 'House Keeper'. Sure they clean, but it's setting up your property, making sure it feels welcoming, giving you trusted advice on things that you need to replace. It's a PARTNERSHIP, not an employer-employee relationship. And pay them above and beyond normal 'cleaning' rates. You want a house keeper to look after it as if it's their own. Going above and beyond to make sure it's spotless, not just another 'place to clean'. Ideally someone who cleans their own place well, does NOT clean for a living and but would like to help you. I also give them a Xmas bonus and a case of wine (same wine they leave out for guests) so that they feel part of it.
This is what's worked for me. I have that person. The only downside is when they go on holidays, it's not easy to find a replacement. Every time i try to find a 'temporary cleaner', it never works out. They miss things, they don't understand how to setup an airbnb etc.
Good luck all, finding a great housekeeper (unless you go for a booking management service and I have my philosophical objections to those, but that's just me) is hard, but once you have one, you need them more than they need you, so treat them well!
