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The Plum Guide Test: How Guesture Gets Cardiff & Bristol Properties Accepted | Guesture
Plum Guide Acceptance Explained – What It Takes Plum Guide is one of the world’s most selective short-term rental platforms, accepting only around 3% of homes that apply. For property owners in Cardiff, Newport and Bristol , being listed on Plum Guide can fundamentally change the type of guests they attract — longer stays, higher nightly rates, and significantly fewer cancellations. In this article, Nia from Guesture explains what Plum Guide looks for, why most properties f

Nia
Feb 51 min read


24/7 Self Check-In & Advanced Guest Verification: How Guesture Protects Your Property While Delighting Guests
Modern short-term rentals require more than a set of keys and flexible arrival times. Owners need systems that protect their property, support guests arriving at any hour, and remove the operational friction that leads to stress, mistakes, and poor reviews. This guide explains how Guesture’s 24/7 self check-in and advanced guest verification work together to deliver secure, professional, contactless access across Cardiff and Wales. We’ll cover why traditional handovers and lo

Pedro Reis
Feb 42 min read


Cardiff Neighbourhood Investment Guide: Best Areas for Short Term Rental Properties 2026 | Guesture
Choosing the right neighbourhood is the biggest decision you’ll make in Cardiff short-stay investment. The same property can perform very differently depending on postcode, guest mix, seasonality, parking, and local lifestyle demand. In this guide, Nia from Guesture compares Cardiff’s key short-stay neighbourhoods — including Pontcanna, Cardiff Bay, the City Centre, Roath and Cathays — using practical, investor-focused factors like nightly rates, occupancy patterns, guest

Nia
Feb 41 min read


8 Years, 6 Years Unpaid, Zero Shortcuts: Introducing Pedro Reis - The Hotel Manager Who Built Wales' Most Selective Vacation Rental Company
The Hotel Manager Who Built Guesture: 6 Years Unpaid


The Cardiff Visitor Levy Explained: What It Means for Your STR Income
Cardiff's visitor levy is now in force. If you own a short-term rental in Cardiff, here is exactly what it means for your income, your pricing, and your compliance obligations.


Cardiff Visitor Levy 2027: What It Means for Guests and Property Owners
Cardiff's Visitor Levy starts on 1 April 2027 at £1.30 per person, per night. Pedro Reis of Guesture explains the rates, exemptions, key dates and what guests and property owners need to do.
