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I'm an Airbnb Super Host, I own my home and my girlfriend does too. We eventually decided to move in together so my place is fully converted into a rental unit,
by haney 9y ago
I'm an Airbnb Super Host, I own my home and my girlfriend does too. We eventually decided to move in together so my place is fully converted into a rental unit, I've taken everything that I care about out of the unit except for one closet which I added a locking handle to.
I also purchased a two sets of white linens that I bleach between rentals, having twice as many as I need for a stay and having the ability to bleach out stains has made dealing with linens easier. I have a professional cleaning crew that handles everything else.
I have an August lock that integrates with AirBnB that automatically sets up access during the guest's stay. I also have a backup lock box for when guests have trouble with that. In general it's been pretty good.
I have had a few issues where guests are expecting a townhouse to have hotel style amenities, different people have different expectations of what AirBnB is supposed to provide and for what price (I'm significantly cheaper than hotels in the area). For the most part I feel like people read the descriptions and reviews on places to find somewhere that meets their expectations but it would be helpful if there was some kind of "service level" ranking that had a policy associated with it or something.
- tixocloud 9y agoDo you mean something like a star rating system that hotels use? (i.e. 3-star means ABC, 4-star means XYZ, etc.)