Would you have dropped a coffee machine ?

[Amanda2093]

Hi Everyone 

I have just welcomed our second guests... I am new to hosting.

The first ones asked for a teapot which we dropped over... this week the message said after they had been there an hour " Is there anything we can make coffee with, I so miss a coffee".. I was tempted to put " A kettle" lol but refrained.

My husband said we should drop our coffee machine over. What would you have done? Is it normal to provide this? 

Only charging about £125 a night for entire house 🏠 

[Tina183]

Ok so as long as that is listed in the amenities then no I wouldn't bring over another format for them.

[Sudsrung0]

Living here in Phuket we try to accommodate every nationality we learn over the years, English like a big mug of tea in the mornings so we have mugs, we have a couple of different types of coffee machines.

If you have Asian guest you must have a Rice cooker, I had some Asian guest use the kettle to boil their noodles in, I had to throw that away I couldn't get rid of the smell,

Last month we had American guest asked for a blender I was actually at the warehouse at the time so I bought one for them, Not a bad idea other guest have been happy with it,

[Mary996]

Cafetierre, organic coffee, organic milk. Grinder if preferred and then whole coffee beans to preference.

[Solveig0]

I always bring a bag of nescafe, so as long as there's something to heat the water in I'm ok, but I'm addicted to my morning coffee. A costa or Starbucks up the road just wouldn't do it for me. 

[Jim-And-Sarah1 · Accepted solution]

Definitely provide coffee and coffee maker. The easiest is a French Press. We have a little coffee station with sugar, creamer, filters coffee and tea. We have a great unit that makes pods and regular coffee so we provide both. But a French Press is a simple solution.