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100 Questions to Ask Before Hosting Overnight Guests

August 26, 2026

100 Questions to Ask Before Hosting Overnight Guests

No. Item Definition
1. Any food restrictions? Ask about diet limits.
2. Are shoes off indoors okay? Ask about shoe policy.
3. Are there foods you avoid? Ask about avoided foods.
4. Are you a light sleeper? Ask about sleep sensitivity.
5. Are you allergic to cats? Ask about cat allergy.
6. Are you okay sharing a room? Ask room-sharing comfort.
7. Are you okay with pets? Ask comfort around animals.
8. Are you still coming? Confirm the visit is happening.
9. Are you vegan? Ask about vegan diet.
10. Are you vegetarian? Ask about vegetarian diet.
11. Can you manage stairs? Ask about stair access.
12. Can your pet be alone? Ask pet independence.
13. Do the kids nap? Ask about nap schedule.
14. Do you cook for yourself? Ask self-cooking preference.
15. Do you drink alcohol? Ask about alcohol use.
16. Do you drink coffee? Ask about coffee preference.
17. Do you drink tea? Ask about tea preference.
18. Do you expect packages? Ask about deliveries.
19. Do you have a bedtime routine? Ask about nightly habits.
20. Do you have a morning routine? Ask about mornings.
21. Do you have any allergies? Ask about allergic concerns.
22. Do you have evening plans? Ask about nighttime schedule.
23. Do you have favorite drinks? Ask beverage preferences.
24. Do you have mobility needs? Ask about accessibility needs.
25. Do you mind street noise? Ask tolerance for outside noise.
26. Do you need a baby gate? Ask about child safety gear.
27. Do you need a crib? Ask about infant bed.
28. Do you need a fan? Ask about cooling preference.
29. Do you need a hair dryer? Ask about hair dryer.
30. Do you need a heater? Ask about warmth preference.
31. Do you need a high chair? Ask about child seating.
32. Do you need a mirror? Ask about mirror access.
33. Do you need a night-light? Ask about low lighting.
34. Do you need a quiet room? Ask about noise preference.
35. Do you need a ride? Offer transportation help.
36. Do you need a wake-up call? Ask about waking help.
37. Do you need a workspace? Ask about work area.
38. Do you need adapters? Ask about plug adapters.
39. Do you need an eye mask? Ask about sleep mask.
40. Do you need an iron? Ask about ironing needs.
41. Do you need an outlet nearby? Ask about power access.
42. Do you need blackout curtains? Ask about light blocking.
43. Do you need bottled water? Ask water preference.
44. Do you need breakfast? Ask about morning meal.
45. Do you need earplugs? Ask about noise blocking.
46. Do you need extension cords? Ask about extra power reach.
47. Do you need extra blankets? Ask about warmth needs.
48. Do you need extra pillows? Ask about bedding needs.
49. Do you need fridge space? Ask about cold storage.
50. Do you need help with bags? Offer luggage assistance.
51. Do you need laundry access? Ask about washing clothes.
52. Do you need local directions? Ask about navigation help.
53. Do you need parking? Ask about parking needs.
54. Do you need quiet hours? Ask about noise limits.
55. Do you need the garage code? Ask about garage entry.
56. Do you need toiletries? Ask about bathroom supplies.
57. Do you need Wi-Fi? Ask about internet access.
58. Do you prefer early dinners? Ask meal timing preference.
59. Do you prefer showers or baths? Ask bathing preference.
60. Do you prefer windows open? Ask ventilation preference.
61. Do you read before bed? Ask bedtime reading habit.
62. Do you smoke? Ask about smoking habit.
63. Do you snore? Ask about snoring.
64. Do you use a CPAP? Ask about sleep device.
65. Do you want planned meals? Ask meal planning preference.
66. How late do you usually stay up? Asks about usual nighttime habits.
67. How long are you staying? Ask length of stay.
68. How many guests will there be? Ask total number coming.
69. How old are the kids? Ask children’s ages.
70. How should I reach you en route? Asks best contact method while traveling.
71. Is a shared bathroom okay? Ask bathroom-sharing comfort.
72. Is it okay to lock your room? Ask about room security.
73. Is there anything I missed? Invite overlooked requests.
74. Is your pet house-trained? Ask pet training status.
75. Must anything stay refrigerated? Asks about chilled items brought.
76. What day are you leaving? Ask departure day.
77. What do you like to eat? Ask food preferences.
78. What size bed is okay? Ask acceptable bed size.
79. What snacks do you like? Ask snack preferences.
80. What time do you sleep? Ask usual bedtime.
81. What time do you wake up? Ask usual wake time.
82. When will you arrive? Ask about arrival time.
83. Will anyone come with you? Ask whether others are joining.
84. Will you be driving? Ask about transportation method.
85. Will you be out late? Ask about late nights.
86. Will you be working remotely? Ask about remote work.
87. Will you bring a pet? Ask whether pet is coming.
88. Will you have children? Ask whether kids are coming.
89. Will you host anyone here? Ask about inviting others.
90. Will you need a key? Ask about house key.
91. Will you need extra chargers? Ask about device charging.
92. Will you need gym access? Ask about exercise needs.
93. Will you need mail delivered? Ask about receiving mail.
94. Will you need medicine storage? Ask about storing medication.
95. Will you need printer access? Ask about printing needs.
96. Will you need the house alarm? Ask about alarm access.
97. Will you need towels? Ask about towel needs.
98. Would a sofa bed work? Ask if sofa bed works.
99. Would an air mattress work? Ask if temporary bed works.
100. Would you rather eat out? Ask dining-out preference.

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