Whether you're new to holiday letting, already have the perfect property, or you'd simply like some advice or guidance, we'd love to hear from you.
As a holiday home owner, you may have earmarked these shoulder months to start carrying out some TLC on your property, but there are things you can do to keep your guests on board and maintain booking momentum through the autumn months.
We understand it is not always practical for those of you who handle your own changeovers. But if you haven’t considered the possibility, it might be worth your while.
Introducing wifi into your holiday let and keeping your guests connected during their holiday.
If you’re new to the world of WiFi or you’re looking for some quick-fix tips you haven’t already tried, here are the basics to try first.
In recognition of National Naked Garden Day, we thought we’d lay bare the secrets of holiday cottage gardens. If you can’t keep an eye on the weeds, here are some hints and tips on holiday cottage garden maintenance.
There was much to learn about decorating furnished holiday lets so whilst the ticket holders had the fun on the day, we filmed it to spread the knowledge further afield.
Caroline of Saffron Cottage furniture, based in Hayle, Cornwall, gives lots of helpful hints and tips on modernising furniture and creating feature pieces, both on a budget and in terms of commisioned pieces.
Along with two talks on soft furnishings and upcycling furniture in holiday lets, Property Manager Suzanne gave a round up on making the most of your holiday let, from rules and regulations to what to put on a welcome tray.
First, some perspective. We should accept from the outset that 100% compliance with green goals is not realistic. However over time, little wins across a percentage of guests mount up.
