What to do in Turiec in every season, and how to rent out your property with less effort. For guests and for owners.
A price that's too high can put guests off, and one that's too low needlessly cuts your income. The right nightly price isn't one figure for the whole year. It depends on the season, demand, occupancy and what your property offers.
Turiec offers mountains, beautiful nature and an interesting history. In one weekend you can fit in a trip to the Malá Fatra, a walk through historic Martin and some rest at the spa. We've put together a simple plan that doesn't leave you rushing anywhere.
While fog wraps around Martin, the sun may be shining on the surrounding hills. Autumn and winter inversions create views over Turiec that are worth heading into the mountains for, even on a gloomy day.
Turiec has something to offer in every season. Spring and autumn draw people for quieter days in nature, summer for hiking and day trips, and winter for skiing and relaxation. So when is it worth coming?
In winter, guests are interested in a cosy interior and somewhere to relax after skiing. In summer, a terrace, garden or barbecue area may appeal more. Well-chosen photos help show a property's strengths for the time of year guests are planning to stay.
What the guest pays isn't what the owner keeps. Using a specific example, we show which costs to take into account with a short-term rental, how a manager's commission is calculated and what to look out for when comparing offers.
Early reviews carry a lot of weight. Do a few things in advance and the first stay goes by without phone calls about keys, heating or missing toilet paper.
Extra services can increase your rental income and make a stay more enjoyable for guests. They don't have to mean big investments. What matters is choosing ones that suit your property, that you can provide reliably and that guests actually want.
