Renting Out Your Space? Stock Up on These Products For Happy Guests

Outfit your bathroom with this Dr Teal's Relax & Relief Eucalyptus Assorted Spa Gift Set ($10). The eucalyptus-spearmint fragrance is exactly what guests will appreciate at the end of a long day, and the set includes essentials like body wash and lotion.

If you rent to guests during winter months, have a Haven Towel Warmer ($130) on hand to keep their bath towels welcoming and warm. It's a small, luxurious detail that they'll remember as they're writing that five-star review.

Hydrated guests are happy guests. Go the extra mile by surprising them with a bottle of sparkling water in the fridge. A countertop SodaStream Terra Sparkling Water Maker ($100) makes it so easy to delight guests with this thoughtful move.

Most guests probably won't be whipping up elaborate meals, but you never know! Better to have cookware on hand just in case, and this Our Table Forged Aluminum Ceramic Nonstick 10-Piece Cookware Set ($100) covers all the bases — pots, pans, and lids — at a price that's easy to swallow.

Choosing pillows is a tricky thing. You want guests to sleep comfortably; you also don't want to pay $50 each time you need to swap out your pillows. This Nestwell Down Alternative Density Medium Support Pillow ($20) is a comfortable crowd-pleaser that suits all sleeping positions, and at $20 a pop, getting a couple won't break the bank.

Some guests like to brew their own coffee from scratch. Others like the convenience of cups. This Crux Artisan Series EasyBrew Coffee Maker ($100) lets guests brew coffee both ways, with a 12-cup programmable coffee maker on the left and a K-cup side on the right. All you have to do is provide the coffee.

For rentals that have very little closet space, this Honey-Can-Do Freestanding Closet ($87) can transform an empty wall into a storage spot for guests. Along with a hanging rack, it has multiple shelves to hold shoes, bags, and all of the souvenirs guests might pick up during their travels. Another bonus for you as the host: since everything's out in the open, guests are less likely to forget personal items in a dim closet.

For high-end or longer-term rentals, stock up on these Haven Medium Criss Cross Slippers ($12 per pair) and leave a pair in the bedroom for each guest. Is this a bit splurge-y and unnecessary? Sure, but guests will love it. Plus, if you save the slippers for week-long rentals, the cost is less than two dollars a day — and you can certainly bake that into your nightly price to break even. It's a classy move. Go for it.

No air conditioning? No problem. This Vornado Vintage Medium 3-Speed VFan ($100) is a surprisingly powerful air circulator that truly keeps a room feeling breezy and cool. It has a classic, timeless design that looks at home among any type of decor, and it runs super quiet — so you won't have to field complaints about fan noise.