I doubt that many of us can be truly objective when it comes to this, and from my perspective all I can ever see is things that could be done better, or small maintenance tasks that need done.
We provide, in my opinion, simple accommodation in a restored two hundred and fifty year old casa de vecinos, which by definition will never be luxury accommodation. Small room sizes, slightly awkward room flows (we call it quirky!) and generally a low level of natural light throughout (less windows equals less heat when it’s 44C in the shade outside).
That said, guests seem to like it, and they also apear to like our style of hosting. On site and able to answer questions, provide good recommendations for bars, restaurants etc, and let them back in when they manage to lock themselves out!
I’m pleased that guests not only have a good time here, but that they also take the time leave good reviews. Within a market flooded with Chinese and Russian (backed) investment properties, our USP is our reviews. Our conversion rate (on BDC) from page views to bookings is always around 3.2%, the area average being 0.61%.
Yes, you’re right, and I’m guilty of making the occasional feel good post myself 
JF