Before the First Guest: A Thoughtful Prep Guide for Tahoe Homes
- Dany Tenenblat
- Apr 24
- 1 min read

From fresh powder to peaceful lake views, guests come here for the experience. Your job? Make sure your home sets the tone.
1. First Impressions Start at the Driveway
Ensure snow is cleared, exterior lighting works, and house numbers are visible. In summer, landscaping should look intentional, not forgotten.
2. Set the Mood Inside
Soft lighting, clean lines, and just the right number of throw pillows. Decor should reflect the tranquility of Tahoe, not clutter it.
3. Smart Tech = Smart Stays
Keyless entry, Wi-Fi that actually works, and a tablet or binder with house rules and local tips. These small touches reduce guest stress and host hassle.
4. Think Like a Five-Star Reviewer
Would you dock a star for unclear instructions, a missing corkscrew, or stale linens? Your guests might. Anticipate everything.
5. Prepare for Every Season
Winter: Ice melt, extra blankets, fireplace instructions
Summer: Fans, screened windows, BBQ gear
Ask us for a complimentary Home Readiness Walkthrough tailored to your listing.
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