The owner most often lives in the guest house, or on the property in a separate dwelling. Guests can be any age, but some younger travelers prefer the lower prices of hostels. Guests are primarily international travellers - individuals and couples - not large groups, families in general, or large families specifically.

A guest house is a separate space from a main home that provides accommodations for guests, family members, or even renters. A guest house can range in size from a small 200 square foot studio with a kitchenette to a large two-bedroom, two-bathroom space with a full-sized kitchen, living room, and dining area.

A guest house is a type of accommodation where travellers stay in a property hosted by a local resident. Guest houses can take the form of standalone homes or apartments,offering a range of sleeping options, from single beds to multi-room private units.

A Guest House offers separate accommodation on your property, suitable for visitors or potential rental income. It provides privacy but may have regulations and construction cost limitations. On the other hand, an ADU refers to a self-contained living space within your existing home or attached to it.