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How Cardiff Property Owners Can Maximise Short-Term Rental Income in 2026
A comprehensive guide to standing out in South Wales' competitive holiday let market—and why professional management makes all the difference. By Pedro Reis | February 2026 | 12 min read When property owners in Cardiff, Newport, or the Vale of Glamorgan consider entering the short-term rental market, they often focus on the obvious: listing on Airbnb, taking some photos, and waiting for bookings. But in today's competitive landscape, that approach leaves significant income o
Pedro Reis
Mar 57 min read
How Much Can You Earn from a Cardiff Airbnb? Real Data 2026
Cardiff Airbnb Earnings in 2026: Real Revenue Data and Profit Comparison If you’re considering short-term letting in Cardiff, the question isn’t “what’s possible?”—it’s “what’s realistic after costs.” This guide shares real-world earnings patterns from 8+ years of hands-on property management, including average revenue by property type, typical occupancy ranges, and a full STR vs long-term rental profit comparison. What a Cardiff Airbnb can realistically earn in 2026 Well-man
Pedro Reis
Jan 271 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.
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