Guest capacity

Grouping active entire homes by how many guests they accommodate shows how the asking price scales with size — and how the price per guest compares between small and large homes.

Brussels

Segments with fewer than 30 active homes are not shown.
	Active entire homes	Share	Median nightly rate	Median rate per guest	Nights booked (est. median)	Gross revenue, 365 days (est. median)
1 to 2 guests	1,091	45.0%	€116	€59	138	€14,300
3 to 4 guests	874	36.0%	€150	€41	138	€20,000
5 to 6 guests	317	13.1%	€210	€37	156	€28,600
7 guests or more	143	5.9%	€325	€40	102	€35,800

Antwerp

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	Active entire homes	Share	Median nightly rate	Median rate per guest	Nights booked (est. median)	Gross revenue, 365 days (est. median)
1 to 2 guests	538	39.3%	€118	€59	90	€10,800
3 to 4 guests	483	35.3%	€145	€39	78	€12,500
5 to 6 guests	203	14.8%	€192	€34	78	€15,400
7 guests or more	146	10.7%	€224	€26	90	€21,800

Ghent

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	Active entire homes	Share	Median nightly rate	Median rate per guest	Nights booked (est. median)	Gross revenue, 365 days (est. median)
1 to 2 guests	282	39.3%	€130	€65	126	€16,400
3 to 4 guests	290	40.4%	€170	€44	113	€20,300
5 to 6 guests	111	15.5%	€250	€46	138	€33,400
7 guests or more	34	4.7%	€383	€41	108	€39,900

The rate per guest is the median, within each group, of the nightly rate divided by the maximum number of guests. It describes the listing, not how many guests actually stayed.

Source: STR Barometer from Inside Airbnb data (CC BY 4.0), snapshots Brussels 20 September 2026; Antwerp 23 September 2026; Ghent 22 September 2026. Methodology.

How to cite

STR Barometer, “Guest capacity”, from Inside Airbnb data (CC BY 4.0), snapshots: Brussels 20 September 2026, Antwerp 23 September 2026, Ghent 22 September 2026. https://strbarometer.com/findings/guest-capacity/

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