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Why 2026 Could Be Cardiff's Biggest Year Yet for Short-Term Rentals
In 2026, Cardiff’s event calendar is packed — from stadium shows and castle concerts to Six Nations weekends and summer festivals. In this post, Nia at Guesture breaks down what’s coming and what it could mean for short-stay demand and nightly rates across the city. If you own a property in Cardiff—or you've been considering entering the short-term rental market—I have some genuinely exciting news to share with you. As we've been mapping out what's ahead for our Cardiff prope

Nia
Feb 145 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


Does a Holiday Let Flat in a Converted Building Need Its Own Fire Risk Assessment? (Wales)
The only fire risk assessment on file for a Cardiff conversion we manage dated from 2015, and it covered the hallway, not the holiday-let flat. Here is what Welsh law expects in 2026: who is responsible, why it must be written down in full, what assessors check and what it costs.


Holiday Let Insurance in Wales When You Live Abroad: What We Learned
One of our owners lives in mainland Europe, and his home insurance didn't cover paying guests. Finding proper holiday-let cover from abroad was harder than it should be. Here is what a policy needs, the traps in flats and leases, why AirCover isn't insurance, and how we got him quoted.
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