Owners

Must Have a Guest book

Your guest book is your best resource learn everything you can from it. You’ll find some valuable suggestions for improvement. And you can publish the testimonials in your advertising: “Great ski cabin, exceptionally clean and very well equipped.” — Nate Bowls 2005.

If your guests’ comments are not complimentary, then you should take the hint, make some real improvements to your property To encourage your guests to write a few lines before they leave, leave your guest book in a prominent location, like the kitchen table. Open it to the last guests’ entry, and leave a pen on top.

Your quest book should also contain information that your quest can use. Local phone numbers, hiking and biking spots. It should be a directory of information that a visitor will find useful. Tell them how to turn on and off the hot water and heat. This is your guide to the area and house.