We write and post a response to every guest review your property receives — positive, neutral, and negative. Each response is specific to the review, professionally written, and calibrated to reflect the character of NOMAS and the values of your property.
Review Management.
Your review score is the single most visible commercial asset your property has. It is the first thing a potential guest checks and the last thing they read before deciding to book. Managing it is not optional — it is fundamental.
Your score is always being decided.
Every guest who stays in your property is forming an opinion from the moment they read your listing to the moment they submit their review. The review itself is simply the written expression of an experience that was shaped by dozens of smaller moments — how quickly you replied, how they were welcomed, whether the property matched what was promised, and how any problems were handled.
A property with a 4.9 rating and hundreds of positive reviews generates bookings almost automatically. A property with a 4.5 rating and several critical reviews — even if the criticisms are unfair or exaggerated — loses bookings to competitors every day without the owner realising why.
Platforms use review scores as a ranking signal. Guests use them as a trust signal. Both matter enormously, and both are influenced by things that can be managed.
What most owners do not realise is that how you respond to a negative review is often more important than the review itself. A thoughtful, professional response tells every future guest reading it that this is a host who takes their property seriously and handles problems with integrity. A defensive or dismissive response tells them the opposite.
How NOMAS manages your reviews.
NOMAS actively manages your review profile across all platforms — responding to every review, monitoring your score, identifying patterns in guest feedback, and implementing strategies to encourage satisfied guests to share their experience.
We monitor your review score across Airbnb, Booking.com, and any other platforms your property is listed on. When a score moves — in either direction — we know immediately and understand why. You are never caught off guard by a shift in your reputation.
When guest feedback points to a recurring issue — a comment about a noisy appliance, a repeated mention of a missing amenity — we flag it to you as a property improvement opportunity. Reviews are not just a reputation metric. They are guest feedback that can make your property better.
The timing and tone of post-stay communication directly influences how many guests leave a review and what that review says. We manage this process for every guest with the goal of maximising both the quantity and quality of reviews your property receives.
What you stop worrying about.
You stop reading negative reviews and not knowing how to respond. You stop watching your score drift without understanding why. You stop leaving reviews unanswered — which tells every future guest that nobody is paying attention.
Your review profile works for your property, not against it. The guests who stay are encouraged to share their experience. The feedback that arrives is handled with care and professionalism.
“A five-star review is not luck. It is the predictable outcome of a stay that was managed well from the first message to the final goodbye.”
Review management across the Greek Islands.
NOMAS is based in Corfu and operates across the Greek islands. We understand the specific character of the island short-term rental market — the seasonal peaks, the guest expectations, and the competitive landscape of Airbnb and Booking.com in one of Europe’s most sought-after destinations.
Whether your property is a one-bedroom apartment in Corfu Old Town, a villa in the Cyclades, or a seafront house on any Greek island, we manage your reservations with the same standard of care and response.
Ready to take your review score seriously?
Tell us about your property. We will tell you what your current review profile is telling potential guests — and what NOMAS would do about it.