Design · Strategy · Guest Experience · Operations

Every space tells a story. I help make one that sells.

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Abigail Meyer, design and rental strategist, smiling in her home office in front of a wall of framed artwork

About me

I'm Abigail Meyer, a former international educator turned design and rental strategist with a passion for real estate, travel, and cultural exploration. From Hong Kong to Bali to Colorado, I transform properties into sanctuary-inspired rentals by combining market research, design, and operations. Each space balances guest experience with profitability. Before this I spent nearly ten years managing a $1M account portfolio across Asia for an education technology company.

"Good design elevates experience; great design elevates value."
  • Hong Kong
  • Bali
  • Colorado

Selected work

Four properties across three countries, each designed to perform.

The Sanctuary Hong Kong: bright minimalist interior with natural light and clean lines

The Sanctuary

Hong Kong

My first Airbnb, and a third-floor walk-up. Automated guest communication and a detailed house manual hold a 4.95 star average across 63 reviews, at 94% occupancy in July 2026.

Bayani Sanctuary Villa in Canggu, Bali: infinity pool at dusk surrounded by tropical greenery

Bayani Sanctuary Villa

Canggu, Bali

Owner of a four-bedroom villa, bought after three site visits and independent verification of the developer's occupancy claims. Modernised design with a signature sunken lounge. Strong bookings since its November 2024 launch.

The Treehouse Oasis in Longmont, Colorado: balcony overlooking sunset over the Rocky Mountain foothills

The Treehouse Oasis

Longmont, Colorado

Repositioned from long-term to mid-term letting for travelling healthcare workers and remote professionals. Launched below market to build reviews, then raised the rate 30%. Now 89% occupancy at a $119 ADR, booked through February 2027.

5280 Oasis in Denver: renovated living room with warm desert tones and natural wood accents

5280 Oasis

Denver, Colorado

A $75,000 renovation of a 90-year-old home, from design through to handover to a local management company. Strong reviews and booked nearly every weekend since its 2025 launch.

My approach

What I've learned across every project.

Research first

Demand drivers by industry, competitor pricing tracked over time, and which comparable listings are actually booking. AirDNA plus manual verification.

Design with purpose

Researched, low-cost design that stands out from the local set, with professional photography and a consistent brand across the portfolio.

Operational strategy

Launch below market to build review velocity, then ladder the rate up. Automate guest communication. Review performance with local managers quarterly.

What I'm looking for

I'm looking for a full-time role in hospitality or travel technology. Customer success, account management or partnerships, where having run properties myself is useful rather than incidental.

Nearly ten years managing a $1M account portfolio across Asia, and three years operating the four properties above.

If that's useful to your team, get in touch.