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Houfy and Host protection for damages caused by guests

Hosts can set damage deposits at Houfy to secure themselves against damages or use HoufyProtect. HoufyProtect is powered by Superhog and creates a simpler solution for guests & hosts to protect themselves.

Hosts can set damage deposit requirements at Houfy: Edit Listing > Pricing > section Damage Depsoits

Or alternatively choose to use HoufyProtect. Learn more here.

Additionally Hosts should review their home-owners insurance policies and make sure they are properly protected against large damages. (Short term rental liability insurance incl. personal liability insurance)

Guests can insure themselves with travelers insurances for example Insuremytrip or Generali Global Assistance Policy.

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