People Taking Care of People

At Hotel Home Stays, hospitality isn't a business strategy — it's a calling. We started with a simple belief: a vacation home should feel intentional, not transactional.

Aerial view of a desert hillside estate with pool, palm trees and tiled-roof villa backed by rugged sunlit mountains at dusk

Led by the founder

Led by Rebekah Converti-Boley

I started Hotel Home Stays with one conviction: guests deserve a home that's been thought through, not just turned over. Four villas, four regions, one named host on every stay. Hospitality isn't a business strategy here; it's a calling.

Smiling woman with wavy blonde hair wearing a pink and orange paisley blouse, seated in front of a coral ikat-patterned tapestry

Backyard pool with navy loungers and blue umbrella beside a covered patio with wicker dining set and flowering shrubs

Palm Beach

Pale Oak, Hotel-Polished

Coastal ivory, bleached oak, linen-wrapped beds, marble baths. Restraint built in by people who notice what's missing.

Twilight courtyard with illuminated pool, raised spa, pergolas strung with lights, outdoor lounge seating, and arched windows on

Paradise Valley

Desert Villa at Dusk

White stucco against Camelback's red rock; the moment the sky turns and the lanterns come on. Doors open, no glare, no neighbors.

Twilight pool courtyard with blue loungers, white umbrellas, palm trees, bougainvillea and a Spanish-style villa backdrop

Golden Hour

The Pool Heats to 92°F

Heated year-round and lit after dark. Most guests swim before dinner and again after. Towels stocked, deck lounged, no attendant required.

Spanish-style villa courtyard at dusk with pool, lounge chairs, white umbrella, and pink bougainvillea draped over pergolas

The Standard

Stay where the light hits best

Four regions, one editorial eye. We host where the architecture, the light, and the address agree; and we don't list anything that doesn't.

Behind the Scenes

Built to Be Counted On

Designed like a luxury hotel. Managed like an investment. Here's what that looks like in practice — the operational standards behind every stay.

Spanish-style villa at dusk with pool, lounge chairs, palm trees, and bougainvillea framing the illuminated facade

How We Show Up

Hotel-Grade Standards, Privately Held

Four regions. One operator. The same standards apply whether you arrive on a Tuesday in March or the week between Christmas and New Year's.

Selected, Not Listed

Each home selected for character, location, and the kind of stay it makes possible — never added to fill a region.

Stocked to Anticipate

Pantry, paper goods, coffee, linens, bath. Arrive, set the bags down, exhale.

Spotless Turnover

Hotel-grade checklists between every stay — inspected, not assumed.

A Concierge, Not a Voicemail

Text or call anytime. A named host who knows the home and the neighborhood — not a ticket queue.