I had an excellent experience staying at Kerri's airbnb. Everytime I opened the door and walked in, I felt immediately at home.
I also appreciated Kerri's small luxuries such as the bedside chocolates, the coffee capsules + nespresso machine, the other chocolate in the cupboard. Even smaller things like simply having some basic cooking ingredients was nice.
The bed was like floating on a cloud.
The only things which I think could be improved are,
a) there was no rubbish bin, other than in the bathroom
b) the curtain, when shut, left a little gap in the middle uncovered. I would try fold the curtain over itself to get it to close. I think this could be fixed in each curtain was on a different slide and then both could be drawn overlapping each other.
Otherwise, thank you for that experience Kerri.
I'd love to know about your story. When, why and how did you get into owning a room at a hotel / running an airbnb? How much did it cost? How'd you get the initial capital?