Frequently Asked Questions
Great Dwellings takes all the work and manages all the details with a whole professional team, so you don’t need to worry about anything else.
If you are interested in the services provided by Great Dwellings to assist you in listing your home, simply contact us via our register form on the website. We provide comprehensive advice and work with you to get started and ensure a greater potential for success.
We’ll also help you create an ad that reflects your house rules and any other restrictions such as non-smoking, etc.
● Vacuum cleaner
● Mop
● Several tabs
● Microfiber cloth
● Duster
● Several sponges, as well as the following detergents:
● Bathroom cleaner
● All-Purpose cleaners
● Detergents
● Glass cleaner
We also ask you to provide us with at least 3 sets of keys to your home or the house. A key for the guests, one for the cleaners, and one as a substitute.
When selecting, the guests’ personal preferences have the highest priority and we take them into account. In addition, we will match the price of accommodation per week according to circumstances, such as fairs and other events, at. Among other things, for the short term rental in Washington D.C., this service is very attractive. But due to a variety of interesting other events, many tourists like to stay in private homes. To prevent double occupancy of your home, we take care of the availability calendar on the Airbnb platforms, Wimdu or 9flats and synchronize them. For more information and details, see Item 3 – The individual services.
*key exchanges are offered as part of a signature service which is currently not being offered.
Quotes
“Great Dwellings takes care of everything from vetting my guests and responding to all of their questions, to scheduling repairs in my home. I couldn’t do it without them.”
“We are so glad that Great Dwellings helps us managing our Airbnb listing. Honestly, we wonder how we ever managed it alone.”
“In particular, the commitment and care with which my home is looked after, has pleasantly surprised me. Each time I get back home, I can’t even tell if someone was there or not beside checking my bank account.”



