Tips For Responsible Hosting
Being a responsible Airbnb host is about more than just providing a clean and comfortable space for guests to stay. It’s also about being a good neighbor and community member and making sure that your guests are respectful of the area and the people who live there. Here are a few tips for being a responsible Airbnb host:
01
Communicate clearly with guests
Make sure that guests are aware of any rules or restrictions that may apply to your property, such as quiet hours or parking rules. Be clear about check-in and check-out times, and provide guests with your contact information in case they need to reach you during their stay.
02
Be a good neighbor
Let your neighbors know that you are renting out your space on Airbnb, and ask them to let you know if they have any concerns or issues. Be sure to remind your guests to be respectful of the neighborhood and its residents, and to keep noise to a minimum.
03
Follow local laws and regulations
Make sure that your property is in compliance with all local laws and regulations, including zoning and health and safety codes. This may include obtaining the necessary permits or licenses (possible 2023 law changes), and paying any taxes that may be required.
04
Maintain your property
Keep your property in good condition by regularly cleaning and maintaining it. This will help to ensure that guests have a positive experience, and that your property is in good condition for future guests.
05
Be responsive to guests
Be available to guests during their stay, and respond to any questions or concerns they may have in a timely manner. If a problem arises, work to resolve it as quickly as possible to minimize any inconvenience to your guests.
By following these tips, you can be a responsible Airbnb host and help to create a positive experience for both your guests and your neighbors. Join us to find out more about responsible hosting and to get involved in the legislative process for STR laws in Athens.