A short conversational excerpt from a YouTube video by Mark Simpson explaining that one-night stays can be lucrative because guests will pay premium rates. The speakers discuss operational prerequisites (outsourced cleaning/scale) that let hosts justify marking one-night stays up substantially (examples cited: 50–80% markups).
Night stays come up a lot and it can be for a number of reasons. And I know what you instantly may be thinking. As soon as I say one night stay, you instantly.
Go, oh, there's such a faff, such a hassle, but people.
Are willing to pay for it. Now, if you're in a very fortunate position where you're not doing all the cleaning, you've managed to scale up your business and outsource and delegates and clean, you've got a cleaning company. What you can do is you can set a very.
High price, just.
A one night stay. And I know people that do this, they mark up, you know, 50, 60, 70, 80% so.
They can justify the cost of.
Doing this.
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