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Your house, your rules! After you’ve listed your place, you can use house rules to set expectations with your guests, like limits on smoking or permission to bring pets.

Selecting your standard house rules

Hosts can choose from a set of standard house rules in these areas:

• Pets
• Events
• Smoking, vaping, and e-cigarettes
• Quiet hours
• Check-in and checkout times
• Maximum number of guests
• Commercial photography and filming

If you have special requirements that aren’t included in the set of standard house rules, you can write them under additional rules. It’s best to avoid overwhelming guests with too many rules, but you can add anything important about local customs or health and safety.

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Where your house rules are featured

Your house rules are featured prominently in four places: on your listing page, on a screen when guests book your place, in automated guest emails, and in the Arrival Guide guests receive ahead of their trip.

Welcoming and supporting people and service animals

It’s worth familiarizing yourself with our Accessibility Policy and our pet policy. Service animals, like guide dogs, always stay for free.

What to do if guests break your house rules

There are established ground rules for guests that include following your house rules. If a guest breaks your rules, contact us to report any issues or request payment for damages through the Resolution Center.