Most Airbnb hosts will want to provide Wi-Fi access. Setting up a guest network that lets visitors connect to the internet but not to other devices on the local network (like your printer or your own computers) is usually the way to go (see our favorite routers for more). If the signal from your existing router doesn&#;t reach into your rental unit, you may need an extender like the TP-Link RE315, the top pick in our guide to Wi-Fi extenders. Of the extenders we tested, this model offered the best combination of price, range, speed, portability, and physical connections. Keep in mind that your guests will need good bandwidth to stream content without hassle or delays: If you want to be sure they can stream ultra-high-definition movies in addition to normal traffic, at least 50 Mbps is ideal (30 or 35 Mbps should be fine, if nobody is streaming 4K). If you do buy your own router and/or modem, keep in mind that if you&#;re a remote host with no regular access to your rental, your internet provider may not be able to quickly troubleshoot if issues arise; in these cases it may be worth just renting equipment from the provider.
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