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There are three parts or three guides that you need to prepare.

(1) Guide about the house

You can include guidelines on the position of light switches, fans and air conditioning.
How to use a water heater
How to use a coffee maker
How to watch internet broadcasts for live streaming
Where is the place to throw away the trash?
Reminder to save electricity consumption when no one is home


(2) Guidance on basic facilities available in the surrounding area

Gym and swimming pool facilities. Where is the location and time of use?
Place for BBQ activities


(3) Guide to the surrounding area and places of interest

Places that are tourist attractions and hot spots. Maybe you can become an agent and every time your guests want to enter that place, you will get a small commission.
Places to get daily goods, such as supermarkets, grocery stores
Popular and special dining places


Sometimes guests who come to your homestay are not familiar with the surrounding area. If you can provide a complete guidebook, it will definitely make it easier for your guests. Your guests will also not have to constantly message you to ask repeated questions.



(5)
You are an awesome host if you can provide pay TV in your rental home. When all the outdoor activities cannot be carried out as planned, usually due to inclement weather, relaxing indoors is the best option.



If there are lots of interesting shows on TV, at least they won't feel bored gambling phone number data if they have to stay home. If they don't know what to write a review about your house, they might be grateful for the interesting TV shows available in your house.



(6) Coffee maker/ water filter coway @ cuckoo
Some of the guests you will have are coffee lovers. If you provide a coffee maker, they can enjoy their favorite drink without having to bother making it.



Or if you feel the idea of ​​providing a coffee maker is too expensive, you can start by providing a water filter from the Coway or Cuckoo brand. This will indirectly give the impression that you are someone who cares and cares about the health of the guests staying at your place.