Start with where you want to go.
Search homestay listings and narrow in on a location that works for your trip.
A homestay can make a new place feel a little more familiar.
Explore homes shared by local owners, find the details that matter to your trip, then connect with a host to talk through your stay.
For guests and hosts. Browse owner-listed homes or create a listing of your own.
Find a home that gives your trip a sense of place. Start with the listing, then reach out to the owner about the details of your visit.
Homestays brings guests and home owners together around a place to stay. You stay in control of the conversation and the arrangements.
Search homestay listings and narrow in on a location that works for your trip.
Look through each home’s description and ask about anything you need to know.
Availability and arrangements should be discussed and confirmed with the owner.
Share your place with travelers looking for a more personal way to stay. Tell them what makes your home and its neighborhood worth discovering.
List your homestayGive your listing a clear name and tell guests what they can expect.
Share where it is and the practical details guests will want to understand.
Talk through availability and the stay directly with your guests.
Take a moment to make sure the home and its arrangements suit your trip before you commit.
A listing is a place to begin exploring. Check the dates you need and agree on availability with the host.
Clarify what is included, arrival arrangements, house expectations and any costs before making plans.
Make sure you understand the terms you and the host have agreed to, including payment and cancellation details.
A homestay is a short-term place to stay offered by an owner or host.
No. Browsing helps you discover listings. Contact the owner to confirm availability, terms and arrangements before your stay.
Open the browse page to search available homestays and explore their details.
Yes. Start the homestay listing flow and share information about your home and its location.