Staying in a homestay means sharing someone’s personal space. Good manners make the experience pleasant for you, your family, and your host.

Respect the House Rules

Read the rules before arrival and follow them. Common rules include quiet hours, shoe removal at the door, and limits on visitors or smoking.

Communicate Clearly

Tell your host your arrival time, number of guests, and any special needs in advance. If plans change, send a short message as soon as possible.

Keep the Space Clean

• Tidy up shared areas after use.
• Wash dishes and put them back.
• Dispose of trash properly and save water and electricity.

Guide Your Children

Explain to children which areas they can use and which items they should not touch. Supervise play near fragile decorations, gardens, or stairs.

Show Cultural Respect

Dress modestly where local customs require it, greet your host warmly, and be open to trying local food. A little curiosity goes a long way.

Say Thank You

Leave a kind review, a thank-you note, or a small gift. Hosts remember thoughtful guests, and many welcome them back with special recommendations.

Respect and kindness turn a simple stay into a friendship that can last long after the trip ends.