Host Hero AI

01/04/2026

Most Airbnb hosts will recognise this. Our final day can we get everything ready for the guests?? 😱🤞🙏

31/03/2026

Just when you think everything is under control… this is the reality of an Airbnb host. 😳 Wild boars. Damage. Guests arriving soon. And absolutely no time to fix it.

This is the reality behind getting an Airbnb ready for the season.

26/03/2026

Paint everywhere. Stress levels rising. Guests arriving soon…
What could possibly go wrong? 😅
Follow to see if we actually pull this off 😱

25/03/2026

More problems at the villa… and now time is tight.

This is Episode 3 of Airbnb Season - the week that decides the entire year. From unexpected maintenance issues to last-minute fixes, we’re trying to get everything ready before guests arrive.

But the big question is… can we get it all done in time?

👉 Follow the series to see what happens next.

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24/03/2026

Back at the villa… quick check, get everything ready, nice and easy. That was the plan.
In reality… it’s more of a
“oh that needs sorting… and that… and that as well” situation 😅
Nothing major (yet)… but definitely not a quiet week ahead.
Welcome to Airbnb Season

23/03/2026

I’ve started documenting something I normally just deal with quietly…

The week that sets up my entire Airbnb Season.

Back at the villa, opening it up, checking everything, fixing what needs fixing and seeing what I’ve walked into this year.

I’ll be posting short daily updates over the next few days.

Would be great to have you along for the ride.

20/03/2026

I’m heading out to my Airbnb next week to get it ready for the season.

It’s one of the busiest weeks of the year… but also the most important.

Everyone talks about bookings, pricing, automation…
But what actually makes a place work happens right before guests arrive.

There are always things to fix, things you didn’t expect, and last-minute details that make all the difference.

This time, I’m going to show everything.

What I check.
What I fix.
What goes wrong.
And what actually separates an average place from one that stays fully booked.

If you’re running an Airbnb or thinking about it feel free to follow along. I’ll be sharing it in this short series.

19/03/2026

Why Doesn't Every Airbnb Host Do This?
As an Airbnb host, your greatest Airbnb tip is the one that most hosts completely ignore.

It’s not just about your listing. It’s about becoming a true partner with the local community.

That’s where you find:
✔ Better support
✔ Lower costs
✔ More bookings from local referrals

And the best part? It’s easier than you think.

Start recommending local businesses.
Start giving something back.

Because the best Airbnb hosts don’t just run properties…they become part of the place.

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18/03/2026

New Episode of Fully Booked, All Year Round
There’s a moment every Airbnb host hits…
Bookings slow down.
The calendar looks a bit empty.

And the Airbnb host's instinct is:
“Let’s just drop the price.”

It feels logical.
It feels like action.

But it’s usually the start of a downward spiral.

Episode 5 of Fully Booked, All Year Round is out and explains why discounting doesn’t work for short term rental hosts and what actually does 👇

Discounting your Airbnb feels like the obvious move when short term rental bookings slow down.Lower the price… increase your Airbnb bookings… right?Wrong.In ...

17/03/2026

Why is your neighbour’s Airbnb fully booked…
and yours isn’t?

It’s not because their property is better.

It’s because they understand something most hosts don’t:

👉 Guests don’t book based on price
👉 They book based on perceived value

Same area.
Same type of property.
Completely different results.

Because one feels right… and one doesn’t.

If your calendar isn’t where you want it to be,
it’s probably not your property.

It’s your positioning.

Fix that… and everything changes.

16/03/2026

Most Airbnb hosts think the only way to make money is the nightly rate.

But the smartest hosts understand something different.

They’re not just renting a property - they’re running a hospitality business.

And that opens up three simple ways to increase revenue:

• Sell flexibility - early check-in, late checkout
• Sell experiences - airport pickups, local tours, restaurant bookings
• Sell upgrades - welcome hampers, romantic packages, mid-stay cleaning

These small extras can turn an ordinary booking into thousands more in income each year.

Sometimes the difference between an average host and a great host is simply thinking a bit more creatively about the guest experience.

12/03/2026

You might be the reason your Airbnb is struggling. When bookings slow down, most hosts panic.

They open the calendar…See empty nights…And immediately drop the price.

But that’s often the worst thing you can do, especially in low season.

Dropping your price isn’t strategy. It’s a reaction and over time it trains the market to expect discounts.

In this short video I explain why this happens and what to do instead.

Because better hosting isn’t about copying the market… it’s about understanding your guests.