Vacation-rental turnover checklist
A between-stays turnover for a two-bedroom, one-bath vacation rental prepared for four guests and a three-night booking.
What to get
Bed sheet sets
Match each mattress size.
1 clean set per bed
Pillowcases
1 clean case per sleeping pillow
Bath towels
4 clean towels
Hand towels
2 clean towels
Washcloths
4 clean cloths
Toilet paper
6 rolls
Hand soap
2 x 12 oz bottles
Shampoo
Top up between stays; use sealed minis only when they fit the property operating model.
1 secured refillable dispenser
Conditioner
Top up between stays; use sealed minis only when they fit the property operating model.
1 secured refillable dispenser
Body wash
Top up between stays; use sealed minis only when they fit the property operating model.
1 secured refillable dispenser
Dish soap
16 fl oz bottle
Dishwasher detergent
6 pods
Kitchen sponges
2 new sponges
Paper towels
2 rolls
13-gallon trash liners
6
Coffee
12 single servings
Tea bags
8
Sugar packets
12
Laundry detergent
6 measured loads
How to make it
- Strip used linens and inspect every room for damage or items left behind.
- Clean and disinfect according to each product label, working from bedrooms to bathroom to kitchen.
- Make both beds, replace towels and consumables, empty all trash, and run the dishwasher.
- Test lights, locks, internet, heating or cooling, and water. Record safety checks on the separate inspection list.
- Photograph the finished rooms and lock the property.
Who this list is for
Hosts preparing a two-bedroom, one-bath vacation rental for the next set of four guests will find this turnover checklist useful. It's tailored for a short, three-night stay and covers cleaning, restocking, and guest essentials.
How to use this list
Work through the list after guests check out and before the next arrival. Bring all listed items with you, restock as needed, and replace linens and toiletries. Use the checklist as you move from room to room to ensure nothing is missed. Secure refillable bottles to prevent tampering.
Common mistakes
Don’t forget to count out linens by guest, not just by bed—ensure every sleeping pillow has a clean pillowcase, and each guest has a bath towel. Avoid leaving partial rolls of toilet paper or half-empty soap bottles. Skip overcomplicating with too many decor changes or non-essentials between turnovers.
What is on this list
The essentials here include a clean bed sheet set for each bed, clean pillowcases, four bath towels, two hand towels, and four washcloths. For the bathroom, restock six rolls of toilet paper, two bottles of hand soap, and refillable dispensers for shampoo, conditioner, and body wash. For the kitchen, bring dish soap and six dishwasher pods.
Before you go
Verify which beds were used and strip all linens. Bring fresh replacements and check that all toiletries and paper goods are fully stocked. Do a final walk-through using this list before locking up. Leave the space tidy so your next guests feel welcome.
FAQ
Who is "Vacation-rental turnover checklist" for?
Hosts preparing a two-bedroom, one-bath vacation rental for the next set of four guests will find this turnover checklist useful. It's tailored for a short, three-night stay and covers cleaning, restocking, and guest essentials.
How should I use "Vacation-rental turnover checklist"?
Work through the list after guests check out and before the next arrival. Bring all listed items with you, restock as needed, and replace linens and toiletries. Use the checklist as you move from room to room to ensure nothing is missed. Secure refillable bottles to prevent tampering.
What should I skip or avoid with "Vacation-rental turnover checklist"?
Don’t forget to count out linens by guest, not just by bed—ensure every sleeping pillow has a clean pillowcase, and each guest has a bath towel. Avoid leaving partial rolls of toilet paper or half-empty soap bottles. Skip overcomplicating with too many decor changes or non-essentials between turnovers.
What is on the "Vacation-rental turnover checklist" list?
The essentials here include a clean bed sheet set for each bed, clean pillowcases, four bath towels, two hand towels, and four washcloths. For the bathroom, restock six rolls of toilet paper, two bottles of hand soap, and refillable dispensers for shampoo, conditioner, and body wash. For the kitchen, bring dish soap and six dishwasher pods.
What should I do before I go?
Verify which beds were used and strip all linens. Bring fresh replacements and check that all toiletries and paper goods are fully stocked. Do a final walk-through using this list before locking up. Leave the space tidy so your next guests feel welcome.
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For general planning only. Valedo does not guarantee this list’s accuracy, completeness, or suitability. Verify information before relying on it. Not a substitute for professional advice or safety training.