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Updated over 2 years ago on . Most recent reply

Coffee Drinkers Please Help!
Hello. I own and manage a number 3 bedroom vacation rentals, hosting 6 guests on average. I don't drink coffee so I struggle to know exactly what guests would prefer. I have read that the choice of flavors of K cups may be appealing, but am not aware of which tastes better- Keurig or drip. Help me decide on the following and any considerations I am missing. I am not concerned about price, but more focused on 5 star customer experience. Thanks for your help.
A. Drip Coffee Maker (this is what I have now)
B Keurig Coffee Maker (this is what I have in my small 1 bedroom ABNBs)
3. Duo Keurig that offers both Keurig and Drip
Most Popular Reply

I think drip tastes a little better, but for STR where convenience is very important, K is much easier to make, you get exactly the right amount, and there's practically no cleanup. However, for 6 guests, if they all want coffee, then a pot of drip will be better so they aren't waiting for their turn at the one-cup-at-a-time machine.
Duo, I think. K in the one bedroom.
Phew. Finally a real estate question I can answer!