Airbnb Setup & Optimisation Course
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Listing Setup: Booking.com - Property Policies Children/Toddler Policies

Listing Setup: Booking.com - Setup

In short

Booking.com's children policies let you state whether children are welcome, how they count towards occupancy and whether cots or extra beds are available. For most holiday rentals a simple setup works best: welcome children, count everyone as a guest and charge for the space rather than per person. Offering cots on request lets you prepare them before arrival.

What this lesson covers

  • What this lesson is really about
  • Why keeping it simple wins
  • Every extra rule is something to misread
  • Charge for the space, not the head count
  • Every child is a guest
  • How Booking.com handles children behind the scenes
  • Rooms and units
  • The minimum age setting
  • Why we leave it on "Any"
  • When a minimum age makes sense
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Questions people ask

Do children count as guests on Booking.com?

Generally yes. Treating all children and adults as guests keeps occupancy limits clear and accurate.

Should I charge per guest on Booking.com?

For most holiday rentals it's simpler to charge for the space rather than per person, which avoids complicated pricing.

How do I offer cots on Booking.com?

You can list how many cots or extra beds you have, and setting them as on request lets you prepare them in advance.

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