Make the fit easy to judge
Lead with clear room photos, the actual beds, guest limit, and the amenities you provide. Explain shared spaces and beach access instead of leaving guests to infer them from photographs.
Owner resources
Help renters choose your Truro cottage
Show the beds, explain the price, and answer the questions that matter before someone books. Use these resources to improve your rental listing and help guests during their stay.
Improve your listing →
Three useful improvements to make now
Put your rate in context
Compare advertised weekly offers by bedroom count and rate year. Then check dates, fees, location, and included essentials, not just the lowest number. Asking rates do not establish achieved revenue or occupancy.
Make arrival easier
Share local answers for groceries, beach parking, and outings. Add your own arrival time, linen arrangements, parking instructions, and house contact separately; a town guide cannot supply those property-specific details.
How the directory connects guests to your listing
Truro Cottages contains 130 cottage and small-stay records. Renters can narrow the directory by bedrooms, guest capacity, and recorded amenities, then follow a link to an owner website or rental platform. Reservations and payments happen there, not here.
For a useful record, the public source needs to identify the specific unit, show the current layout, and attach a year and rental period to its price. A missing detail is not proof that an amenity is absent. Use the owner listing checklist to prepare the photos, bed details and price information renters need.
See how cottages appear in the directory →Correct your cottage’s information
Email a listing correction with the cottage name, its public listing URL, and the specific correction. Include a source or an explanation of your connection to the property so we can check the change.
- Beds: list each bedroom’s bed sizes, plus any bunks, lofts, or sofa beds.
- Prices: include the dates or season, year, rental period, and separately charged fees.
- Amenities: distinguish private from shared, included from paid, and seasonal from year-round.
- Photos: identify images you own or are authorized to provide.
Suggest a cottage for the directory
Suggest your cottage by email with the specific cottage or unit name, its public booking URL, and your connection to it. Include the beds, guest limit, dated price and photos you are authorized to provide if available. We review suggestions manually; emailing does not guarantee inclusion or create a paid listing.
Send public property information only, not guest details, entry codes, payment information, or identity documents. Email requests for inclusion and corrections are welcome. Self-service editing and paid placements are not available.
A useful message to send your guests
Copy these links into your pre-arrival email, then add your own check-in time, key instructions, parking, linens, and house contact. Keep access codes out of public pages.
- Arrival and packing checklist : send before guests pack.
- Groceries and seafood: help with the first shop.
- Beach parking and stickers : explain which documentation you provide.
- Local Tips and events by date: a short local reference for the week.
Owner questions
Do I need to change my booking platform?
No. The directory links to existing rental pages. You keep your booking process, calendar, rental agreement, and guest relationship.
Can I edit or claim my record myself?
Self-service claims are not available. Use the email above for a correction and include the public source we should review.
Does appearing here mean the cottage has been inspected?
No. These are source-linked directory records, not property inspections, endorsements, or live availability confirmations.