Listing details

You can change the title of your listing whenever you want, so feel free to give it a name that highlights what makes your place special.

Guests can filter search listing results by amenities, so it's important to include everything you offer.

Guests with accessibility needs can search for listings based on their individual requirements.

Verify your internet connection and wifi speeds to make your listing stand out when guests search for a place to stay.

Hosts share their house rules to set expectations with their guests, like permission to bring pets or have visitors.

Your guest manual explains features of your listing, such as how the TV works or where to find an extra blanket.

Transparency helps build trust and set clear expectations between hosts and guests. By disclosing security cameras, recording devices, and noise decibel monitors hosts can help ensure guests know what to expect during their stay.

Our US Hosts are committed to paying their cleaners fairly.

You can create a host guidebook after you've completed the steps to list your space.

Adding visual descriptions (alt text) to listing photos can help describe what’s in the photo for guests who are blind, have low-vision, or can’t load listing images.

Find out when and how you can edit your listing's address.

Guests with confirmed reservations will have your listing’s exact location and address. You can choose to show potential guests the general or specific location.

Verifying listings makes it easier for guests to book with confidence. Hosts may be asked to to demonstrate that their listing is a real home, at an accurate location, and that they have access to that location.

A listing is automatically assigned to a neighborhood based on its address and this neighborhood can’t be edited.

Guests won’t receive check-in instructions until 48 hours before their reservation starts, but checkout instructions are available to guests prior to booking.

You can set the check-in and checkout times for your listing in your booking settings.

We recommend that you upload a few high resolution photos. You can drag photos into whatever order you want.

You can create a separate listing for each space you have available. Each room will have its own calendar and listing page the number of beds and amenities.

Go to sleeping arrangements and add the number and types of beds.

Guests expect that they will have the option to lock their bedroom or any bathroom they can access. That's why we recommend hosts add locks to any bedrooms and bathrooms that guests may use.

When booking Rooms, it should be clear to guests whether a bathroom is shared, dedicated, or private and attached.

Rooms are great for guests who prefer a little privacy, yet still want to meet someone new and experience the area like a local. Here are some things to consider before hosting a room.

Find out how to check if professional photography is available in your area and request a photo shoot.

We'll do our best to match you with an available photographer in your area. When a photographer accepts the job, we'll email you with their info.

Clean, tidy, and organize your space to make the best impression on potential guests. Your photographer may recommend some light adjustments.

We’ll subtract the cost of your photoshoot from the next payout you receive from any of your listings.

Give your photographer at least 24 hours’ notice to reschedule or cancel your photoshoot. Once the photoshoot begins, it’s not refundable.

Your photographer will be local, qualified, and have experience with interior photography. They will make sure photos accurately represent your space.

Our team edits and reviews all images before uploading them directly to your listing, where they’ll be available to everyone on Airbnb.

Find info on how to download your professional photos. Note that they’re for your personal use only, and can't be used on another real estate or rental site.

We only offer one professional photo shoot for each listing. The shoot can’t be canceled or refunded after it begins.