B2B & Hospitality · 1 min
Airbnb Amenities That Earn 5-Star Reviews: A Coffee Guide for Hosts
What to put in your Airbnb welcome basket — and why a good cup of coffee is one of the cheapest ways to win a five-star review.
The first morning decides the review
Guests arrive tired and wake up looking for coffee. If they find a good cup waiting, that first morning sets the tone for the whole stay — and it's often what they mention in their review on Airbnb or Booking.
What to put in a welcome basket
Keep it simple and local: bottled water, something sweet, a short note with your Wi-Fi and tips for the area, and coffee guests actually enjoy. Small touches that feel considered matter more than expensive ones.
Why drip bags beat instant coffee
Instant sachets feel like an afterthought. A drip bag gives guests a real pour-over with nothing more than the kettle and a cup already in the apartment — no machine to explain, no capsules to restock, nothing to clean or break.
Easy for hosts between stays
Each Semprevivo ESC bag is individually packed and holds 8g of coffee for one cup. Leave two per guest per night in a jar or basket and refill at changeover. There is no equipment to check or descale.
A local story guests remember
Semprevivo ESC is certified organic (GR-BIO-12) and roasted in Thessaloniki by Gerousis Coffee Company since 1964. Telling guests their coffee comes from a Greek roaster is the kind of detail they share.
Quick answers
- What should I put in an Airbnb welcome basket?
- Water, a small local treat, a note with Wi-Fi and local tips, and good coffee such as individually packed drip bags.
- Do I need a coffee machine in my Airbnb for drip bags?
- No. Guests only need a kettle and a cup.
- How many drip bags should I leave per guest?
- Two per guest per night is a generous rule of thumb.
