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Any Airbnbers on here
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If the price is reasonable you will probably find that people who don’t need the accessibility will also book the room.JuzaMum said:
I have struggled to find anything ground floor, step free with disabled parking, so it looks like little competition. I don't know what the demand is thoughuser1977 said:In relation to facilities etc, haven't you checked out what the "competition" is offering?All shall be well, and all shall be well, and all manner of things shall be well.
Pedant alert - it's could have, not could of.1 -
As above. From my latest experiences with airbnb's, parking was a big problem, so a private parking space would be a big selling point.elsien said:
If the price is reasonable you will probably find that people who don’t need the accessibility will also book the room.JuzaMum said:
I have struggled to find anything ground floor, step free with disabled parking, so it looks like little competition. I don't know what the demand is thoughuser1977 said:In relation to facilities etc, haven't you checked out what the "competition" is offering?1 -
As a regular user of AirBnB I look for a place with a fridge and a microwave as well as kettle and toaster.
Make sure there is plenty of room to manoeuvre inside.2
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