Money-making tips: UK counties pay the most money for your spare room on Airbnb | Personal finance | Finance

How much can residents of Wales earn?

In Wales, the northern county of Gwynedd proved the most lucrative, earning those who rented out their room on Airbnb an average income of £63 per night.

Ceredigion and Pembrokeshire followed, both with an average income of £60 per night. Across Wales, on average, people could expect to earn £332 a week from this business.

The top 10 counties in Wales where residents can earn the most with Airbnb

• Gwynedd – £63 night (£441 week)
• Ceredigion – £60 per night (£420 per week)
• Pembrokeshire – £60 per night (£420 per week)
• Denbighshire – £59 per night (£413 per week)
• Powys – £59 per night (£413 per week)
• Cardiff – £53 per night (£371 per week)
• Vale of Glamorgan – £53 night (£371 week)
• Carmarthenshire – £52 night (£364 week)
• Wrexham – £49 per night (£343 per week)
• Anglesey – £48 night (£366 week)

How much can residents of Northern Ireland earn?

According to the research, residents of Down in Northern Ireland topped the list of counties making the most money from renting rooms on Airbnb. Residents of Down could earn an average of £60 per night or £420 per week.

In Northern Ireland, on average, people can expect to earn £342 a week.

The top five counties in Northern Ireland where residents can earn the most with Airbnb

• Down – £60 per night (£420 per week)
• Fermanagh – £54 night (£378 week)
• Armagh – £46 per night (£322 per week)
• Antrim – £44 per night (£308 per week)
• Londonderry – £40 per night (£280 per week)

How to prepare a garden room for an Airbnb rental

For those who don’t have a spare bedroom, a garden room could be an excellent alternative to generate additional income during short stays.