Your Questions, Answered

  • The Sable System is a three-part framework for Airbnb and short-term rental hosts who want guests to feel welcomed, oriented, and cared for. It focuses on intention, care, and place—not optimization, upgrades, or trends.

    It includes a Playbook (how to think), a Workbook (how to reflect), and a Toolkit (how to apply).

  • The Sable System is for hosts who:

    • Care about how their space feels, not just how it performs

    • Want better guest experiences without spending more money

    • Don’t want to turn their rental into a brand or influencer project

    • Are thoughtful about place, story, and atmosphere

    It works for Airbnb hosts, boutique inns, guesthouses, and short-term rentals of all sizes.

  • No.

    The Sable System is not a checklist of amenities or a formula for maximizing bookings. It’s a way of thinking about hosting that helps you make better decisions across the entire guest experience.

    You’ll find practical tools—but they’re grounded in intention, not rules.

  • Yes—indirectly.

    The Sable System focuses on the moments guests actually remember: arrival, settling in, the first morning, and how a place makes them feel overall. These are the moments that tend to show up in meaningful reviews.

    It’s not about asking for reviews—it’s about earning them through care.

  • Most Airbnb advice focuses on:

    • Optimization

    • Pricing strategies

    • Amenities

    • Algorithms

    The Sable System focuses on:

    • Guest experience

    • Emotional flow

    • Orientation

    • Place and care

    It’s less about performing for platforms and more about hosting well.

  • Absolutely—especially new hosts who want to start with intention instead of reacting later.

    The system helps you think clearly about guest experience from the beginning, rather than layering fixes after problems appear.

  • Sable offers thoughtful, experience-focused consulting for Airbnb and short-term rental hosts who want their spaces to feel intentional, calm, and memorable.

    Consulting focuses on guest experience, flow, communication, and place—not pricing strategies, algorithms, or growth hacking.