Show the property people will actually find.
A useful property profile makes the space easier to understand. Clear information and authentic photographs help potential guests decide whether it suits their stay.
Lead with a real, representative photograph.
Choose a well-lit photo of the actual property. Show the room or space clearly and avoid heavy edits that change its size, view or condition. Include the main rooms and facilities so the profile gives people a coherent picture of the property.
Describe the practical experience.
Explain the room layout, the neighbourhood, access and the facilities you can confirm. Separate private and shared amenities. A precise description of what guests will use is more helpful than a collection of broad claims about luxury or perfection.
Be clear about stay lengths and rates.
Say whether you offer short stays, long stays or both. If you publish a rate, explain whether it is per night or per month. If rates depend on dates or stay length, choose “Ask owner for rates” and respond with a complete quote.
Make the next step easy.
Use a business email, WhatsApp number or property website that you actively manage. Potential guests need a reliable way to ask questions. Check your contact details before submitting the profile and update them whenever they change.
Use production to explain, not exaggerate.
A cinematic walkthrough can show how the rooms connect and what the atmosphere feels like. Agree on the deliverables, distribution and media usage rights before commissioning a showcase. Keep the finished material consistent with the property guests will find.
Give your space a clearer story.
Create an owner account and introduce your property.
Create a property profile