@mtvalleygetaway Dark skies, five acres, and under half an hour to the Sand Dunes is a strong combo for a group trip. Do most of your guests come for the dunes during the day, or does the Milky Way end up being the bigger draw once they're there?
@EildonHolidayCo A hand-built log cabin in Melrose sounds like a great little Halloween hideaway, with the Eildon Hills right on the doorstep. Do your autumn breaks tend to fill up more with walkers or with couples after a cosy weekend away?
@TheNestVacation A 1930s rustic home a short walk from UO is such a good fit for a fall weekend in Eugene. Do you find game weekends book up months out, or do you still get a lot of last-minute stays like this one?
@EagleHouseinfo Congrats on the refresh, Andy. Pairing heritage B&B charm with a regenerative tourism angle is a great story to lead with. Do most of your guests come for Eccleshall itself or as a base for exploring more of Staffordshire?
@DennisM67088165 That 2.5-hour drive from Eugene is honestly part of the Bandon trip for a lot of golfers. If North Bend does land more direct flights, do you think it shifts more groups toward longer stays instead of quick 2-night trips?
@TTLakeAnna Stocking the Guest House kitchen with a local spice blend is a nice touch for riders coming off a long day on the track. Do most groups end up cooking by the fire pit or heading out around Lake Anna for dinner?
@dasamac1 An escape room built right into a Poconos rental is such a fun Halloween weekend find. Do you switch up the puzzles for repeat guests or keep the same one?
@VillaSolora Eight minutes from the Rays' spring home with your own dock on the Intracoastal is a great combo. Do you get more spring training groups in February or boaters chasing Gulf access?
@radfordhomes1 Private rooms in Bartow make a lot of sense with Lakeland and Winter Haven so close by. Are most of your guests in town for longer work stretches or shorter visits?
@PineCreekSummit A cabin made just for two is a smart niche in Broken Bow when so many places there sleep ten-plus. Do couples mostly book it for anniversaries or just quiet weekend resets?
@goblueswell Beachfront and sleeping 6 with 2.5 baths makes Dolphin Run so easy for a family beach week. Do your fall guests come more for the quiet beaches or the fishing?
@VacationMauiNet King beds on two levels is such a nice setup for two couples sharing a Kihei trip. Do guests end up spending most evenings out on the lanai?
@MaxxingtonBear A 200-acre estate with a perfect 5.0 is a rare combo out near Tehachapi. Do guests mostly come for the quiet and the night skies, or use it as a base to explore the area?
@stayRevisn A full kitchen in a downtown Raleigh stay makes such a difference on longer trips. Do most of your guests come in for work during the week, or for weekend getaways?
@andrei_bosancu_ Contractors and relocating families booking week-long stays is such a smart way to look at January. Do those longer-stay guests tend to rebook with you each year?
@ssibeachrentals A 3-bed cottage with a private patio that sleeps 6 sounds ideal for a family week on St. Simons. Do most of your guests come for the beach, or for the village and pier?
@cohostpro Pulling the live Table Rock level into the guest guide is a really thoughtful touch for anglers. Have guests started checking the lake level before they even arrive?
@tombstone_74211 A whole private Old West town to yourselves, stone fireplace and all, is such a fun take on a group getaway. Do you get more family reunions or themed parties booking it out?
@AldeburghCoast Salt Cellar Cottage sleeping 8 sounds perfect for a half-term trip with the whole family on the Suffolk coast. Do most of your October guests come for the beach walks or for Aldeburgh's food scene?
@The_James_Says Lining up open dates with a convention week in Tacoma is smart timing. Do most of your guests come in for events like that, or for longer work stays?