I am looking for an itemized list for "all you need" for a new Short-Term Rental, 2 bd condo in Tulum Mexico. Is anybody that has something like that put together or knows where I can find it? Also any suggestions for online furniture stores in Mexico or walking -in stores around Tulum?
Pro Tip - I go to Costco and get a giant pack of microwavable Popcorn, and a giant pack of Water.
For each guest I leave out a bag of Popcorn and 2 water bottles, it goes a long way in terms of first impression, good for kids too. Since my STR is in Canada, in the Winter I leave out hot chocolate packets, also get those from Costco.
Additionally, one item people forget is a Pizza cutter/roller. I once read someone received a 3 star review because they did not have one lol .... People love frozen pizzas, and it is popular thing to eat while travelling. Having been to Tulum I'd also add an ice tray.
My PMS Ownerrez just put this list out that is helpful for the cleaning/consumables side of things. I don't necessarily provide all of these (seems like a lot of face tissue), but it's helpful.
My PMS Ownerrez just put this list out that is helpful for the cleaning/consumables side of things. I don't necessarily provide all of these (seems like a lot of face tissue), but it's helpful.
My PMS Ownerrez just put this list out that is helpful for the cleaning/consumables side of things. I don't necessarily provide all of these (seems like a lot of face tissue), but it's helpful.
Pro Tip - I go to Costco and get a giant pack of microwavable Popcorn, and a giant pack of Water.
For each guest I leave out a bag of Popcorn and 2 water bottles, it goes a long way in terms of first impression, good for kids too. Since my STR is in Canada, in the Winter I leave out hot chocolate packets, also get those from Costco.
Additionally, one item people forget is a Pizza cutter/roller. I once read someone received a 3 star review because they did not have one lol .... People love frozen pizzas, and it is popular thing to eat while travelling. Having been to Tulum I'd also add an ice tray.
If you can swing it, in the backyard/porch have a mini putting green. My friend here in Florida has one and people love it. Fun activity to do on vacation. If you really want the master experience have an actual landscaping company come do it for real.
I agree with @Jordan Solomon, but we go much farther. I have been able to find wooden wine boxes for cheap at about 50 cents each. I have a pile of them and use them as welcome baskets. It is full of drinks and snacks. I customize them depending on the guests. Lots of kids get fruit snacks and the like.
More adults get more adult snacks. No alcohol.
In addition, we provide a pound of spaghetti and a jar of sauce in the cabinet. Sometimes folks get held up and don't get to the house until late. Kids are hungry and this is a quick and easy way to feed people with little effort. Costs 2 bucks to provide what could be a game changer for someone who had a long drive.
One thing I have realized with my AirBnb is extra cleaning supplies for guests to clean up any mess. One more thing that goes a long way is just couple of water bottles and little snacks as welcome during check in. You can by in bulk from Costo so it costs just couple of dollars.
You can find anything online but my best advice is to go to Playa del Carmen and visit the shops and then you can order online. The ones that most people go to is Liverpool. Good enough quality for short-term rentals. I like Actual Studio too. There's also an Italian place on the highway close to Centro Maya but I forgot the name. There are others. You can google and you'll get other names.
The best list I have seen is Rob Abasolo. He is one of the hosts on the bigger pockets real estate podcast. Once of his youtube video has a very detailed list with quantities.