I know how how it is to be a host and how this is likely to be a busy time for you if you have guests staying. (They are likely to have even higher expectations/demands than usual, amiright?!) So here's wishing you a peaceful, restful and happy break. And also the time and headspace to gather up your energy and intentions for 2026. PS - I'm sorry I've been quiet on here, lately I'm busy working on a whole new free course and action plan for the new year, so you'll be hearing more very soon!

I'm planning some future in-person events and would love to see what cities our members are closest to! Action Steps 1. Go to the map and add your location https://www.skool.com/boutique-your-bnb-1073/-/map 2. Tell us where you are from in the comments below so others in your area can connect with you. 3. Tell us your favourite tourist destination in your area that you recommend to your guests

Hey everyone 👋 — let’s get to know each other a little better. We’ve got such a great mix of Airbnb + holiday cottage owners in here, and I thought it’d be fun if we all had a peek at each other’s spaces. ✨ 👉 Here’s the challenge: Post ONE photo of your property in the comments below. It could be: - Your lead image (the one guests see first) - Your favourite room - Or even a cosy corner you love Don’t overthink it — just pick one shot that shows off your property. 📸 💡 Why join in? - You’ll get to showcase your space to other hosts. - You’ll get support + encouragement (no judgement here!). - I’ll highlight a couple of my favourites in next week’s “Photo of the Week” post 🌟 Can’t wait to see your beautiful stays — drop your photo below ⬇️

Hey everyone 👋 I’m new here and wanted to give back to the community. I design clean, modern websites and I’m offering 3 holiday cottage or Airbnb owners a completely free website design. No catch, just helping a few hosts improve how their stay looks online and get more direct interest. If you don’t have a site yet or feel yours doesn’t do your place justice, comment “website” or DM me. I’ll pick 3 people from the group. Happy to be here 🙏

I recently swapped out a couple of cushions and added a simple floor lamp in my living area. Nothing major, but the next guest review mentioned how “cozy and inviting” the space felt. It’s crazy how small details, lighting, textures, or even a well-placed mirror can impact first impressions and guest comfort. what’s one small design tweak you’ve done in your property that ended up making a big difference for bookings or reviews?