With the studios and one-bedrooms I manage, I pay close attention to the little usability complaints in reviews. Where does luggage go? Can two people actually eat at the table? Are there outlets beside the bed? Those details give you something concrete to improve in the setup, then show clearly in the photos. I鈥檇 rather work from a recurring guest frustration than assume another amenity is the answer.
With the studios and one-bedrooms I manage, I pay close attention to the little usability complaints in reviews. Where does luggage go? Can two people actually eat at the table? Are there outlets beside the bed? Those details give you something concrete to improve in the setup, then show clearly in the photos. I鈥檇 rather work from a recurring guest frustration than assume another amenity is the answer.
the concept around letting the usability complaints drive what you invest in solving is really interesting because you are totally right, its the details that make the difference.