Lots of memories from Airbnb hosts here in WA and the UK. A Cornish rural smithy included a lovely moist cake which did morning and afternoon tea for the week, fresh bread, homemade jams and had a log fire to keep us warm. An Italian chef's kitchen was a delight to share. Wonderful people shared their homes with us and we bought home too many ideas to use them all.
We ask for bread and milk preferences as we do self-help breakfast with oranges from our tree, spreads, cereals, sugar, teas, lots of different coffee capsules and snacks for late arrivals after shops shut.
A towel, flannel, hand towel, bath mat & 2 pillows per guest. Cotton bed linen, soap, shampoo, conditioner, shower gel and mini containers. Plenty of tea towels, ice, cold water in the fridge, condiments, sauces and cooking supplies to use if guests wish plus BBQ and tools.
Brochures of local attractions, maps, books, cds, fast wifi & bedside lamps. Unique art, humorous notices as well as local information like how to keep ants and mosquitoes out, which spiders to avoid and where to see the lizards all seem to help us keep our Super Host, 95% occupancy and many returning guests. Yes, we are too cheap and do the cleaning but tax avoidance is a game my accountant man likes to play.