Pricing changed daily
Rates set from live demand, local events and what neighbours charge. Never a flat rate.
One-bed apartment Repriced this morning
Greater London · for owners
London has more reasons to visit than anywhere in the country: business, hospitals, universities, relocations, concerts and sightseeing. We cover the whole city, within the rules on short lets that apply here.
As of 27 September 2026
London, in particular
London's guests come for everything: business guests in the City, Canary Wharf and King's Cross, people relocating for work who need a furnished home for a few months, families visiting the teaching hospitals, and visitors from around the world. Concerts at Wembley and the O2, rugby at the Allianz Stadium, Twickenham, cricket at Lord's and football at the London Stadium fill weekends. Flats near the Elizabeth line and the big stations suit business guests; family homes in Greenwich, Battersea and the leafier suburbs suit relocations and longer stays.
New to short lets?
What could it earn?
Pick a size to see what a well-run short let earns in a typical month, against the usual rent from a standard tenancy. For the figures for your own address, ask for a free valuation.
Short let with us£5,050 a month
Standard rental (ONS average rent)£2,232 a month
About £33,800 more a year
Short let: our estimate of a well-run home’s booking income, a year’s bookings divided by 12. Standard rental: the official average private rent from the Office for National Statistics, August 2026.
Standard rental or short let?
What changes for you, point by point, when a home is let by the night instead of to one tenant on an assured shorthold tenancy (AST).
How it works
Today
Tell us the address and send a few photos. We call with honest figures, not a sales pitch.
Days 1 to 9
Photography, listings on 30+ platforms, pricing, safety checks and your online owner account, where you can see every booking.
Day 10
Your property takes its first bookings with professional photos and pricing already working.
Month end
Every booking itemised and our fee shown plainly; statement and payment by the 15th of the following month.
What’s included
You pay the household bills. We do everything else, and you can see every booking in your online owner account.
Rates set from live demand, local events and what neighbours charge. Never a flat rate.
One-bed apartment Repriced this morningIncluding corporate portals a single landlord can’t join: operators need our size to register.

Cleaned, checked and photographed after every stay.
Photo ID and booking checks before every stay, and damage protection on every booking.
Our own team answers, early till late, seven days a week.

Styled and shot to win the search results. This is one of ours.
Every certificate tracked, and renewals arranged before anything lapses.
Every booking itemised and our fee shown plainly, paid into your account each month.
September statementFour-bedroom houseOur fee
15%
of booking income12 months is the most popular
The lowest fee, and the one most owners choose. A full year lets pricing and reviews build, so your property earns its best.
Taken from what your property earns, with a minimum of £100 a month. Set-up costs such as photography and safety certificates are listed before you sign and spread over your first three months’ payouts, so there’s nothing to pay upfront.
How we’re paid
We’re a management service. We don’t rent your home from you or promise a guaranteed rent: it stays your property, and the bookings and income are yours.
Why owners choose us
We’re landlords too. We run short lets of our own and manage a whole aparthotel, so your home gets the same team, standards and pricing as ours.

What guests say about our homes
A selection of our reviews. 4.75 average on Airbnb, from 324 reviews.
“Home from home, but better. Perfect bed, spotlessly clean, everything works as it should. It’s modern and I’d go back any time I’m in Leamington.”
“Stayed here a few times now and have loved it every time. Exactly what I need for my work trips.”
“Great stay. The place was super cosy, and I absolutely loved having a coffee on the sofa in the morning. It felt like home.”
Owner questions
Anything else? Call us on 07488 818551.
Yes. A whole home in Greater London can be let for stays of under 90 nights in a row for up to 90 nights a calendar year without planning permission, as long as the person letting it pays its council tax. We track those nights across every platform. Stays of 90 nights or more in a row don't count towards the limit, so the rest of the year can go to long stays for people relocating.
Check first: many London leases forbid short lets. We read yours with you before you sign anything with us.
From 15% of booking income, taken from what your property earns: 15% on a 12-month agreement, 18% on a 6-month agreement, 20% on a 3-month agreement. The fee is at least £100 a month. Set-up costs such as photography and safety certificates are listed before you sign and spread over your first three months’ payouts, so there’s nothing to pay upfront.
Yes, £100. Our fee is a share of what your property earns, and in a very quiet month it’s £100 rather than less. Nothing else is charged monthly.
You do: energy, water, broadband, and council tax or business rates. We keep guests sensible with heating and hot water, and your statement shows anything we’ve paid on your behalf.
You choose the length of your first agreement, with a lower fee for longer: 12 months at 15%, 6 months at 18%, 3 months at 20%. After that, you can end it with 3 months’ notice.
Yes, and without starting again. If your Airbnb listing is a strong one or a Superhost account, we keep it and its reviews, and we take over the bookings already in your calendar. The fee is the same as for any other home. We still run the same safety and compliance checks as for every property we take on.
Usually within two weeks of signing. We photograph it, list it on 30+ platforms, set the pricing, check the safety certificates and open your online owner account in the first nine days.
Airbnb, Booking.com, Vrbo, Expedia and Google, plus corporate booking portals a single landlord can’t join: operators need our size to register.
No. It’s a management agreement: you stay the owner and have the final say, and we run the lettings on your behalf. You keep what the property earns, less our fee. Nobody takes a tenancy of your home.
Mostly people working away: insurance and relocation stays for people whose own home is being repaired or who are moving for work, contractors and business travellers. Families and weekend visitors fill the gaps. Every guest is ID-checked.
Usually not in England. The main exception is London, where a whole home can be let for up to 90 nights a year without it. A council can take a different view if a home is let so often that it no longer works as a home. Wales has its own rules and some councils there can require permission. We check your area before you sign, along with your lease or the estate’s covenants.
Ask them before you start. Many residential and buy-to-let mortgages need the lender’s consent for short lets, and some lenders want a holiday-let mortgage instead. Consent is often a simple letter. We’ll tell you what to ask, but we can’t advise on mortgages, so check with your lender or broker.
A policy written for short lets: ordinary home or buy-to-let insurance often doesn’t cover paying guests. Look for buildings and contents cover for short lets, public liability and ideally loss of income. A booking platform’s host protection isn’t a substitute.
It depends how often the home is let. In England, a home available to let for at least 140 days a year and actually let for at least 70 pays business rates instead of council tax, and small business rate relief can bring that bill down a long way. In Wales the thresholds are 252 and 182 days. We’ll tell you which applies to yours.
Yes. Short-let income is taxable and goes on your tax return like other rental income; the special treatment for furnished holiday lets ended in April 2025. Your monthly statements give your accountant every figure they need. We can’t give tax advice, so please speak to your accountant.
Yes. Block the dates you want in your online owner account and we work around them.
Every guest is ID-checked, and every booking has damage protection in place before the guest arrives. We photograph the property after every clean, so we can show what happened and when.
By the 15th of the following month, into your bank account, with a statement that itemises every booking, every cost and our fee. The gap lets us take in every invoice from cleaners and trades, so your statement is complete. Guests pay before they arrive, so there are no arrears.
Our vetted local cleaners, after every stay, checked and photographed. Cleaning is paid from the property’s income, and we build its cost into the nightly price, so it’s covered by what guests pay.
It’s hired from a professional linen company, the kind the big hotel chains use, so every guest gets fresh, pressed sheets and towels, and you don’t buy or wash any.
You choose a spending limit when we set up. Below it, we get the repair done straight away and it shows on your statement; above it, we ask you first. A higher limit means fewer calls and quicker fixes, so a small problem doesn’t become a bigger one while we wait to reach you.
Tell us the date you need the property back and we stop taking bookings after it. Where we can, we move guests already booked to a similar home nearby. If we can’t, the booking is cancelled, and if that falls outside the platform’s free cancellation period, the platform’s charge is passed on to you.
We host guests in Leamington Spa, Stratford-upon-Avon, Coventry, Warwick, Crewe, Doncaster and South Kirkby, and manage homes across England and Wales. Not your area? Ask us.
Where we manage
Not your area? We cover England and Wales. Just ask.
Each has its own page on who stays there and what homes earn.
Midlands
Send us the postcode and a few details. We’ll call you with figures we can stand behind, and no pressure either way.