If you categorized them, they're primarily:Young couples on a romantic getaway weekendTiny house enthusiastsIn town for a wedding, family reunion, etc.Miscellaneous (an author on a writing retreat, a traveling nurse, people leaving on a cruise from Galveston the next day, etc.)Our tiny houses are on wheels.  

Many, including myself, have gone through the romantic idea of containers.

@Raquel Doheny you're such a romantic! 

Never over 90" is being read by me as meaning you have multiple 30 and 60 day late payments, the only other context I can imagine that quote being used in would be someone describing past romantic partners ("never over 90"), which I don't believe is the case here.

As an example, we were able , through renovation, to turn a low earning property (with good view) into a romantic experience for couples and we were able to raise the price from 100U$/day to 300 U$ whilst maintaining over 75% occupancy rates.

Hey @Justin H Harstvedt, Although it sounds romantic, tiny homes can be really difficult as they usually need to have a water tank, solar, composting toilet, etc if they are not hooked up.

Couples that are looking for a romantic getaway are a big market segment of the vacation rental industry and, in order to appeal to them, you should consider adapting your holiday home to respond to their needs.But how do you do it?

Just a peek at the backyard after replacing the awful aluminum sliding door with a french door and creating a romantic place to eat alfresco.Still a work in progress, but starting to feel like a sweet little cottage on the park. 

It is much like a romantic relationship to make the decision...

The picturesque lakeside city of Coeur d’Alene, Idaho (with the wonderfully romantic name), tops the list of the country’s hottest emerging housing markets, according to a new ranking launched Tuesday.