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Breathe Inn

Breathe Inn

Lanesville, Catskills · 7 BR / 5.5 BA · sleeps 14 · 5.0 (124 reviews)
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Last 30 days

How guests engage with your listing

Page views
694
6%
438 unique visitors
Avg. time on your page
4m 01s
site average is 1m 38s
Added to favorites
46
saved for later or compared
Date & rate checks
84
41 hit an already-booked calendar
Search appearances
3,628
19.1% clicked through to your page
Inquiries → bookings
11 → 5
this 30-day window
Weekly page views
177
Jul 16
121
Jul 23
120
Jul 30
162
Aug 6
140
Aug 13
138
Aug 20
203
Aug 27
213
Sep 3
Where visitors come from
Direct & repeat guests
32%
Google (organic + maps)
28%
Concierge recommendations
20%
Email & social
13%
Referral sites
7%
From first look to booked
Page views
694
Opened the photo gallery
276
Checked dates & rates
84
Inquired or started booking
11
Booked
5

56% of gallery viewers reach your last photo — engagement drops around photo 5.

From concierge conversations

What guests are asking

Is the pool heated, and how late in the season is it open?
Not stated in the listing description — the concierge has to escalate it.
36×Gap in your listing
Is the fireplace wood-burning, and is firewood provided?
Guests planning fall and winter stays ask; the listing does not say.
26×Gap in your listing
Do you allow dogs?
Answer is no — these guests get routed to pet-friendly sister homes instead of bouncing.
26×Listing answers it
What are the exact bed setups for kids?
Bedding detail below the fold; families ask anyway.
17×Gap in your listing
How far is the drive to the nearest ski mountain?
Winter planners ask early — one line on drive times would answer it.
16×Gap in your listing
Is the road plowed in winter — do we need 4WD?
11×Gap in your listing
What sells your home

Amenity signals

Bed linens
22%
The #1 thing guests who go on to book engage with — lead your photos and first line with it.
Blender
21%
Cleaning products
20%
Board games
19%
Cookware
18%

Share of amenity engagement among visitors who went on to check dates.

Shopped against

Viewed in the same session

Little River37% of sessions
Most common alternative in the same session.
Casa Magda28% of sessions
Le Petit Cottage6% of sessions
Birch & Buck6% of sessions
Last 60 days

Lost bookings

17 guests viewed this home and booked a comparable home instead.

Casa Magda7 booked here instead

Lead your gallery with the pool photo — pool seekers decide on the first image.

Birch & Buck6 booked here instead

Put a lit fireplace or fire pit photo up front for fall and winter browsers.

Deerfoot Inn4 booked here instead

Add a midweek 2-night minimum in shoulder season so shorter trips can book.

Hero photo exposure

Last 30 days

  • Pool photo led for 21 pool-focused visitors · +21% gallery views
  • Fireplace photo led for 15 fireplace-focused visitors · +9% gallery views

Sample data

Your agent suggests

Do these next

1.
Answer the questions guests already ask

"Is the pool heated, and how late in the season is it open?" came up 36 times this month and the listing doesn't answer it. Adding 2–3 lines to the description removes a hesitation point right before the quote step.

Fewer stalled sessions at the decision moment
2.
Reorder the photo gallery around photo 5

56% of gallery viewers reach the end; engagement drops around photo 5. Move the bed linens and main living shots into the first six positions.

Higher gallery completion → more quote checks
3.
Capture demand you had to turn away

41 date searches hit your calendar when it was already booked. Those guests get offered your open fall dates — foliage weekends book out fast — or a first look at winter availability before they leave the site.

Waitlist → next-season direct bookings
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