Hello, I want to share a recent experience that raises serio...
Hello, I want to share a recent experience that raises serious concerns about host protection. A guest arrived 3 hours late w...
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Hello everyone 😊,
I hope you’re having a great week!
Hosting guests who travel for work offers unique opportunities and challenges. These guests often value comfort, convenience, and a quiet environment where they can relax after a busy day.
Providing reliable Wi-Fi or a dedicated workspace can make a huge difference. Thoughtful touches like a coffee station or local restaurant recommendations also enhance their stay.
What’s your top tip for hosting guests traveling for work?
I’m looking forward to reading your thoughts!
Warm regards,
Elisa 🌻
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Thank you for letting me know! 😊
Do you have a digital version of the book?
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Bonjour Elisa
Je suis du même avis que les autres pour un petit coin café. Rafraissement ou collation à l’arrivée et être joignable durant le séjour. Bien sûr, le logement se doit d’être propre, paisible et fonctionnel.
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Hello Elisa,
I agree with the others about a little coffee corner. Refreshments or snacks on arrival and being contactable during the stay. Of course, the accommodation must be clean, peaceful, and functional.
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Hi @Alexia-Lucette0 😊,
Thank you for commenting here.
Those are important points, I agree as well. Do you provide this to your guests too?
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Hi @Elisa and everyone,
My top tip for hosting guests traveling for work is to combine reliable technology with thoughtful comfort. High-speed Wi-Fi and a proper workspace are the essentials, but what really makes a difference is balance — a quiet environment, good lighting, and small touches like a coffee/tea station or healthy snacks so they can recharge between meetings.
Work travelers often look for a place that feels as productive as an office but as relaxing as home — if you can provide both, they’ll return again and again.
Hi @Dinesh87 😊,
Thank you for sharing this here!
Those are amazing details that can really make a difference for someone traveling for work. Do you provide these for your guests?
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Hi @Elisa ,
Yes, absolutely! For work-traveling guests, I’ve found that creating a work-friendly stay makes a big difference. I always set up reliable high-speed Wi-Fi and a proper desk space so they can be productive during their trip. Alongside that, I like to add thoughtful touches—such as good lighting, a simple tea/coffee station, and a quiet environment—to help them unwind between meetings.
When guests feel both productive and comfortable, their experience is much smoother, and they often mention that balance as a reason they’d be happy to return.
Hi @Dinesh87 😊,
Thank you for your kind reply!
You are such a thoughtful host. 🙏
Where do you set up this space for your guests, in the living room or the bedroom?
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A good tip for hosting guests traveling for work is to make their stay stress-free. Provide strong WiFi, a quiet workspace, easy transport options, and clear schedules. Small touches like snacks, local info, or flexible timing really help them feel comfortable and focused.
@Michael10162 Those all sound like good ideas! What do you think is best to provide in terms of workspace?
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@Emilie I think the best workspace setup depends on flexibility. A clean desk area with good lighting is essential, but adding options like a quiet corner for focus and a shared table for collaboration can make it even more effective.
Reliable wifi and a back up generator just incase for sudden black out.
@David10551 I would not have thought of the back-up generator! Have you experienced back outs before during guest stays or is it purely a preventative measure?
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When hosting guests travelling for work, I’ve found that small touches make a big difference. Reliable WiFi, a comfortable workspace, and easy check-in/check-out options are always appreciated. I also like to share local services that make their trip smoother—for example, I once recommended ** to a guest, and they told me it saved them a lot of stress with airport transfers. Clear communication and anticipating needs really go a long way. Do you usually tailor your setup differently for business travelers compared to leisure guests?
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