A new economy fuelled by economic sharing

Hostmaker provides hotel-style management services for Airbnb landlords. It has already been launched in London, offering more than 500 services to more than 50 Airbnb senior landlords over a three-month period, feeling like Airbnb's shared economy has led to a new economy.

In the Airbnb rental housing, most of them are amateur landlord, the guests continue to be happy, but every time cleaning the room should be a very time-consuming thing, and manage the website, screening customers not only wasting energy, or a technical life. So there is a chance of complaining, and Hostmaker starts to solve the problems for the landlords.

Hostmaker can provide two types of services, namely, offline housing management and online site operations.

Under-line housing management, including housekeeping cleaning, provision of clean accommodation items such as towels, sheets, slippers and so on, for customers to prepare housing check-in instructions, the landlord recommended the local characteristics of the guide and a pleasant little gift. However, these services vary according to category fees.

Hostmaker also can help the landlord to manage the website account, take your house photograph "tall" to put on the net, the update personal information lets you save time and effort, can with according to the seasonal change help you to revise the suitable price, moreover, Hostmaker guarantees the customer service quality, the quick reply, the arrangement order, Also can help you to the bad reputation of the customer screen off, retain high-quality customers.

Hostmaker's team of more than 30 years experience in hotel work, hotel design, customer service are extremely professional. They are Airbnb enthusiasts, renting their own houses, and hostmaker the pain points of every landlord and customer (traveler), out of their own needs.

Sounds good, if I have a part-time hotel, I might consider such a service. However, I like Airbnb, couchsurfing this kind of sharing the economy, not only because they are cheap, but I feel that living in other people's home, there will be no sense of alienation in a foreign land, they can treat their friends as a general, rather than a hotel like to provide disposable supplies.

Will it be like a five-star hotel outsourcing management operations, Hostmaker and other similar organizations would develop into Airbnb housing trusteeship? (In fact, Airbnb previously also launched a house cleaning, key transfer and other services) so, I think I should not so like the bed and breakfasts.

But in fact, writing to the end, the perception is: when all the rush to a thing, you wait and see, and then look at the high point-when a lot of people to do Airbnb landlord, you find out what this group of people need, perhaps Hostmaker is just one of them.