Tips for choosing a Holiday Home name
Naming your holiday home can be a challenging task. You want your property to be unique and memorable, but...
In this guide, we share some ideas on what you can do to improve your property and enhance your guest’s experience.
Decorating a holiday home can be a challenge. It’s important to choose furniture that is both stylish and durable enough to withstand frequent use by different guests. You’ll also need to consider the style, budget, and space of your target audience when selecting pieces.
As a host, it’s important to understand that guests are looking for unique or luxury experiences. They anticipate a holiday home that’s at par or surpasses their own homes. Therefore, it’s vital to know how to furnish the home in a way that exudes warmth and comfort, creating a memorable experience for your guests.
Contrary to what you might be thinking right now, furnishing your holiday home doesn’t have to be daunting; with some planning, it can be a fun and rewarding experience. And that’s why we’ve listed some keys points to inspire you.
When thinking about how to improve the interior of your property, consider these points from Interior Designer, Anoushka Lancaster.
Adding a hot tub to your property is a step that you can take to attract more guests. As it’s a luxury item that many people do not have in their own homes and it can be a big selling point and may even allow you to increase your rental price. We can assist to make sure your pricing is in line with this extra consideration.
Allowing pets can be a deciding factor for guests when choosing a place to stay. Since the Covid pandemic, many guests now have more than 1 pet, 2-3 in some cases. It may require extra cleaning and maintenance, but it opens up a potentially lucrative market. We would recommend providing, dog towels, blankets, toys and if space allows a washdown area with small hose. We can help with pricing your property according to these requirements. Definitely something to consider..
Do you want to make a good first impression? Then why not create a Welcome Pack that your guests will receive upon their arrival? These packs do not have to be extravagant but they will show your guests that you care and will help your property stand out from the crowd. Adding local products to showcase the area is great, and may also encourage guests to rebook.
In the winter months if you have a log burner or open fire, consider a starter pack or full supply of wood. Guests really do appreciate this if they arrive in the dark after a long journey and want to settle down in front of a warm cosy fire.
Add some literature about the area, places to visit, attractions, best beaches or walks. You could even add some OS maps, magazines or local papers for guest use. Leave some umbrellas, torches or beach equipment, i.e wind break, cool box etc. If you have an outside area, for those cooler evenings, consider throws so guest can sit out and star gaze.
Its the small extra touches that will stick in the guests mind after they have had a perfect holiday at your property. Click here for tips of what to include in your welcome pack