Airbnb Security For Remotely Managed Hosts

You’re in Singapore, your guest is checking in in Da Nang—everything stays seamless. Get real-time alerts, control entry/exit by booking schedule, and reduce the risk of “extra unregistered guests.” Peace of mind is what you feel when you stay in control without showing up.

Far away, yet every door is still in your hands

2) Smart Check-In. No More Lost Keys

Door codes auto-rotate for each booking, then lock out at checkout—no more “I forgot to return the key.” You know exactly when guests arrive, when they leave, and who’s at the door. A premium experience for guests, discreet protection for you.

One code per booking. When stay ends, access ends

3) Spot Issues Before They Become Incidents.

Noise spikes at 1:17 AM, repeated door opens, motion in a restricted area—the system flags it instantly. You respond calmly: remind house rules, issue a warning, or call on-site support. Protect your rating, your property, and your sleep.

The moment it starts, you already know

4) Verify Entry. No “Guest Swaps.”

Same booking, but unusual traffic in and out? You get clear evidence and a tactful way to address it—no confrontation. The difference is proactive control: you don’t guess—you know.

No assumptions. Just clean, clear facts

5) Premium Security, Privacy Done Right.

Great security isn’t surveillance—it’s protecting the right points: the door, the hallway, shared areas. Transparent setup for guests, secure storage, and tiered access for co-hosts. You run operations like a boutique hospitality brand.

Protect the asset. Respect privacy

6) One System. Many Units. Still Clean.

From 1 unit to 10, you don’t need more people—you need better standards. A unified dashboard, clear event logs, and scripted lock/unlock flows for cleaning, maintenance, and deliveries. Operations stay light but precise; revenue stays heavy and durable.

Many units. One operating rhythm

1) Remote Hosting. Still Present