An American planning a week at the Louvre does not necessarily search on the same platform as an Italian in town for a fashion show or a German family booking its spring holiday. Listing your flat on a single site means missing some of the guests who are looking at the 1st arrondissement. We publish it where they search: Airbnb, Booking, Expedia and VRBO.
A listing written for your home
Each platform has its own conventions, fields and audience. We write a listing that says clearly what guests will find: the floor and whether there is a lift, a courtyard or street view, how close the Tuileries or Les Halles are, how quiet the building is. The copy exists in French and English. The photos show off the volumes, the mouldings or the beams where there are any, without promising what the flat cannot deliver.
One calendar for every platform
The risk of wide distribution is a double booking. The calendars of all platforms are synchronised: a night sold on one disappears from the others straight away. Your blocked personal dates are blocked everywhere at once, and the price, worked on through our dynamic pricing, stays consistent from one site to the next.
The registration number, shown everywhere
In Paris, the City requires every furnished tourist rental to be registered and its registration number to appear on each listing. We check that it is filled in on every platform before going live. Where the flat is a second home, further permits can come into play: we raise it in the first conversation, before promising anything.
Guest messages, whatever the platform
Questions before booking, early arrival requests, details about access: the team answers guests on every platform, in French and in English. Reviews left after the stay are followed up and answered.
Distribution is one of the pillars of our work with owners in the 1st arrondissement. Whether your flat is near the Louvre and the Palais-Royal or around Les Halles and Châtelet, start by estimating what it could earn.
Frequently asked questions
Which platforms will my flat appear on?
On Airbnb, Booking, Expedia and VRBO, depending on what suits your property and your goals.
How do you avoid double bookings?
The calendars of every platform are synchronised: as soon as a night is booked somewhere, it closes everywhere else.
Is the registration number mandatory?
Yes, the City of Paris requires furnished tourist rentals to be registered and the number to be shown on listings. We check it is there before anything goes live.
Can I keep my current Airbnb listing?
Yes, we can take over an existing listing, rework it and add it to the other platforms.
