@Matilda1 @David126.....
Yeah Matilda, David made a good point! I would ditch that photo quick as you can. It is wonderful to want to do your best to welcome guests but that photo would possibly attract the wrong type of guests. It says things I am sure you are not intending to say!
There is something about that welcome shake of the hand and to look the guest in the eye with a smile that guarantees you will have a good relationship with your guest. They will feel a warmth and empathy with you that will be lacking if they have no personal contact with the host. Apart from the breakfast essentials along with coffee, tea and milk, I do also provide some crackers and cheese, a couple of beers in the fridge and the best bowl of fruit I can find in my area on a no charge basis....... I do also depend on a certain level of trust. The cottage has a wine rack that is stocked with wines from cheap to reasonably expensive and if a guest wishes to open a bottle we will negotiate a price. I have never been dudded by doing this and guests do appreciate it, being able to just check-in and relax after a possibly long trip, without having the hassle of searching out eats and drinks in a strange area.
I know I am leaving myself open to abuse but, it has not happened yet and I feel it is that raport that you build up by presonally greeting them and saying goodbye and wishing them well when they leave. Most people would feel dreadful doing something wrong when they have been trusted to this extent. Cheers.....Rob