SPIKE IN ENERGY COSTS

[Funmilola2]

Hi all,

I wondered how, as guests, you intend on managing the increase of your energy bills this winter.  Will you be increasing the cost of your stays to guests as a result and if so do you have an idea of when you will implement it.

All feedback and sharing will be appreciated

Thank you in advance 🙂 

[Helen3]

I increased my costs from March earlier this year when the price increase were announced  in the UK @Funmilola2 

[Funmilola2]

Thanks Helen3

I will get on the case too then 

[Sudsrung0]

@Funmilola2 

We are in Thailand I have already increased my rates, right now we are in low season which is cooler lots of rain at the moment, November is the start of our high season thats when the A/C get hammered. thats the opposite to your cold winters, either way we still use lots of electric

[Funmilola2]

Thanks for responding Sudsrung0

I hear you, your burning energy either way 🙂

I have a few family members that visited Thailand and one of them currently lives there.  One of my Nieces just got a job out there and is due to fly out and be there for 6 months 🙂

[Mike-And-Jane0]

@Funmilola2 I think we will just discuss with guests what temperature they would like the thermostat set at. I think (hope?) people will be reasonable!

[Sybe]

Hey everyone @Funmilola2 

Thank you for your comments on this. I know this is an older post already, but I wanted to let you know that we’ve recently started a topic regarding energy costs and we’re collecting tips on how to manage them. We’d love to get your input too, so please don’t hesitate and come share your experiences and advice!

You can find my post here:

https://community.withairbnb.com/t5/Hosting/Has-your-Hosting-adapted-due-to-the-energy-crisis/td-p/1...

Thanks!

Sybe