Discover Skyholiday’s guidelines for listing, managing, and hosting stays, ensuring a smooth experience for both hosts and guests.
We are excited to have you on board as a host. This guide will walk you through the steps of registering, listing your property, and maintaining a safe, clean, and legally compliant rental.
Please read this guide carefully to ensure you’re fully prepared to offer the best experience for your guests.
Sky Holiday provides a platform to connect hosts with guests. However, we are not responsible for property damage, disputes, or any other issues arising between guests and hosts. Therefore, hosts are expected to follow the guidelines outlined here and ensure a smooth, respectful, and legally compliant hosting experience.
To begin, you must create an account on Sky Holiday. During the sign-up process, you’ll need to provide basic details such as:
Once you have completed the registration, you will be required to accept our Terms and Conditions and Cancellation Policy, which govern your use of the platform.
For your security and to prevent fraud, all hosts are required to undergo a verification process:
This verification process may take 3 to 5 business days. Once your account is verified, you’ll be notified via email, and you can begin listing your property.
Once your identity is verified, you can list your property. Be sure to provide accurate and up-to-date information, including:
Upload high-quality images that clearly represent your property. These images should include:
Only show images of the property and its surroundings, no stock photos or misleading representations
As a host, it is your responsibility to secure appropriate insurance for your property. Sky Holiday does not provide property or liability insurance.
We strongly recommend that you have:
If you are renting a property that you do not own, you must have written permission from the property owner to list it on Sky Holiday. Subletting without permission is prohibited.
You are responsible for adhering to local regulations, including tenant registration and tax reporting.
Ensure your property is compliant with the law in your country and that you are paying the relevant taxes on the income generated through Sky Holiday.
As a host, you are responsible for ensuring that your property is a safe, clean, and welcoming environment for guests. This includes:
Guest identification: It’s good practice to meet your guests in person upon check-in to verify their identity before giving them access to the property.
Be available for emergency repairs: You must be available to respond promptly to any emergency situations (e.g., plumbing leaks, electrical failures, heating issues).
Emergency contact details: It’s essential to provide guests with a list of emergency contact numbers including:
Make sure these contact numbers are easily visible in the property.
If you choose to collect a security deposit from your guests, the details of the deposit must be clearly outlined in the property listing. This includes the amount, payment process, and conditions under which the deposit may be withheld.
The deposit should be used to cover any property damage caused by the guest during their stay. In the event of damage, the host is responsible for assessing the damage and providing evidence of the cost before deducting any amount from the deposit.
If no damage occurs, the full deposit will be returned to the guest after check-out, typically within 7 days.
Hosts must include clear, concise house rules in the property listing, and these rules must also be visible inside the property. The rules should cover:
As a host, you must follow Sky Holiday’s cancellation policy (which is detailed on the cancellation page).
It’s essential to establish quiet times within the property and ensure guests are aware of them. These should be reasonable hours, typically 10 PM to 7 AM, to respect the surrounding neighbourhood.
You must clearly display quiet hours in both the property listing and at the property itself. Ensure your guests are aware of the need to respect the neighbours, especially regarding noise levels during the night.
You must provide at least one set of keys to the guest, ensuring they have full access to the property during their stay. If you’re not present during check-in, you may need to arrange key delivery or use a key lockbox.
Always have a spare key available in case of emergencies, such as if a guest loses the key.
Whenever possible, meet your guests in person upon arrival to welcome them and ensure they understand how to access the property.
This is a great opportunity to verify their identity and provide them with important details about the property and the neighbourhood.
Sky Holiday does not take responsibility for disputes, damages, or incidents between hosts and guests.
Hosts are fully responsible for any property issues, damages, or other concerns that arise during a guest’s stay.
Ensure clear communication: Keep the lines of communication open with your guests, answering their questions or addressing concerns promptly.
By listing your property on Sky Holiday, you agree to adhere to our platform’s standards.
We perform regular inspections and audits to ensure that the properties listed meet our guidelines.
Non-compliance could result in your listing being suspended or removed.
We appreciate you joining the Sky Holiday community!
By following these guidelines and ensuring you meet the necessary legal and safety requirements, you can create a positive and memorable experience for both you and your guests.
If you have any questions, feel free to reach out to our team, and we’ll be happy to assist you.