Listing guide for hosts
We recommend reading through this the first time you create a listing. You can always come back and adjust later.
Photos that showcase your accommodation
You need at least 3 photos to publish. The recommended number is 8–15 photos to give a clear overall picture.
Choose a strong main photo
- The main photo appears in listings and determines the first impression.
- Choose an inviting overview photo, not a detail shot.
- Think living room, bedroom, or a nice view.
Light and quality
- Photograph in natural daylight.
- Open curtains and turn on lights if needed.
- Avoid dark, blurry, or over-edited photos.
- Preferably take photos in landscape format.
What should be shown?
- Living room and common areas
- Each bedroom
- Kitchen and bathroom
- Outdoor area, view, or special features
- UKA Pain-specific details like ski storage or other equipment
Prepare the accommodation
- Make the beds, clean, and tidy away personal items.
- Avoid dishes, cables, toiletries, and cluttered surfaces.
- Photograph with open doors between rooms for a more spacious feel.
Photo order
- Main photo (best overview shot).
- Living room and larger common areas.
- Bedrooms.
- Kitchen and bathroom.
- Extra features and view.
Practical tips for step 4
Choose the right main photo
The main photo should quickly show the whole picture. Avoid detail shots as the first photo.
Photo order
Arrange photos in logical order: overview first, then rooms and details.
Avoid misleading photos
Only show areas the guest actually has access to. This reduces the risk of wrong expectations and support questions.