Minimum stay

The minimum stay is the shortest booking a listing accepts. Grouping active entire homes by that setting shows how much of the supply targets one-night stays and how much targets longer ones.

Brussels

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	Active entire homes	Share	Median nightly rate	Nights booked (est. median)	Gross revenue, 365 days (est. median)
1 night	1,019	42.0%	€145	168	€24,100
2 nights	739	30.5%	€146	138	€20,900
3 to 6 nights	445	18.4%	€142	78	€11,900
7 to 29 nights	98	4.0%	€102	60	€8,200
30 nights or more	122	5.0%	€69	255	€15,800

Antwerp

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	Active entire homes	Share	Median nightly rate	Nights booked (est. median)	Gross revenue, 365 days (est. median)
1 night	759	55.4%	€138	84	€12,500
2 nights	430	31.4%	€146	114	€18,100
3 to 6 nights	104	7.6%	€142	40	€6,800
7 to 29 nights	64	4.7%	€97	57	€6,100

Ghent

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	Active entire homes	Share	Median nightly rate	Nights booked (est. median)	Gross revenue, 365 days (est. median)
1 night	334	46.6%	€161	150	€26,800
2 nights	259	36.1%	€168	114	€21,000
3 to 6 nights	86	12.0%	€163	52	€9,200

Inside Airbnb uses the minimum stay as the length of each booking when it is longer than the default, so nights booked for long-minimum groups are mechanically higher per review. Read those rows with care.

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, “Minimum stay”, 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/minimum-stay/

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