Wi-Fi and a proper desk
Guests rate Wi-Fi like water and power. Six ways to get it right.
Test the speed in every room
Run a speed test in the bedroom and at the desk, not just next to the router. Guests notice weak spots.
Add a second access point
Larger homes and thick walls need a mesh system or a second access point so the signal reaches everywhere.
Put the details where guests look
Leave the network name and password on a card by the TV or desk and in the check-in message.
A real desk and chair
Guests who work look for a proper desk, a supportive chair and a socket nearby. Show them in the photos.
List it accurately
Only tick the dedicated workspace amenity if the home really has one. Accurate listings get better reviews.
Restart before every arrival
A quick router restart and check during the clean prevents most first-night complaints.
Next: amenities, long stays and reviews.
Our pick
fäm Living sets up homes guests can work from
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- Listing, photos and pricing
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Questions
Wi-Fi and workspace: host questions
How fast should Wi-Fi be in a Dubai Airbnb?
Fast enough for video calls and streaming in every room. Test it where guests will actually work and sleep.
Do Airbnb guests in Dubai need a workspace?
Many long-stay and business guests filter for a dedicated workspace. A real desk and chair can win those bookings.
What should I do if the Wi-Fi fails during a stay?
Have someone who can reset or replace the router quickly, and tell guests who to contact at any hour.