AirBnB
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Listing said “Entire holiday home” but in reality there is a bedroom rented out as a separate dwelling
Listing said “Entire holiday home” but in reality there is a bedroom rented out as a separate dwelling We recently traveled with our family and chose an expensive Airbnb that was marketed with the tag “entire holiday home.” Upon arrival, we discovered a side room in the house that has its own entrance. This isn’t…
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No, your guests are not naughty children [United Kingdom]
Title: Rethinking Guest Standards and Linen Quality in Short-Term Rentals Across platforms like Airbnb, hosts frequently express frustration over stains and ordinary wear-and-tear, sometimes venting with harsh language. Some even describe guests in unprofessional terms or blame takedown-to-earth habits for wear on linens. This perspective often centers on sourcing and maintenance decisions that influence the…
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I discovered that Airbnb has had a data breach but they will not listen to me
Airbnb Data Breach Concerns: A Personal Account of a Suspicious Email and Silence from Support Summary A reader reports receiving a phishing email that appears to be linked to Airbnb, despite using alias addresses and maintaining strong account security. They claim the message referenced a specific dispute they were having, and that Airbnb’s security team…
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Airbnb claimed I overstayed by a week, suspended my account and stole my money
Airbnb Allegations: How a Vacation Booking Turned into a Suspended Account and Withheld Refund Overview A recent Florida trip was marred by multiple booking cancellations, a problematic rental, and a sequence of events that led to an account suspension and a disputed refund. What began as a straightforward stay evolved into an account closure after…
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Host left house rule in “About this space” not in house rules
Title: Should Rules Be Listed in House Rules or Description? A Host’s Note on Clarity for Guests Issue: Where to place important house rules and fees for guests A recent experience raised questions about how hosts should present essential rules and charges in rental listings. After a long 9-hour drive, a guest encounters delays as…
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AirBnB scam costs me $6.3K and 5 days of terrible stress.
Airbnb Nightmare: How a Double-Booking Scam Cost Me Over $6,000 and Days of Stress in Munich Renting a place in Munich through Airbnb turned into a months-long ordeal that left me out of pocket and overwhelmed. It started on November 17, when I contacted a host named Martу (listing at Ainmillerstraße 32, Munich, Bayern 80801,…
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lol a host just sent me a request for $180 6 weeks after our stay
Title: A Hostal Request Weeks Later for Extra Cleaning Fees: Red Flags and Lessons for Guests A recent experience with an Airbnb stay has raised red flags about fees that appear after checkout. Here’s a professional, traveler-focused take on what happened, why it matters, and how to protect yourself. What happened – Six weeks after…
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Update on host that requested I separate the whites and colors and do a laundry load before checking out
Update on a Host Request to Separate Laundry Before Checkout A recent experience with an Airbnb host highlights the tension between cleaning fees, turnover logistics, and guest expectations. The host, as part of the official communications prior to checkout, repeatedly asked the guest to sort and run a laundry load. The guest was traveling for…
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Their house, their rules but these charges seem excessive… 🚩
Title: Their House, Their Rules: A Look at Excessive Rental Charges When you rent a property, you expect clear terms and fair charges. Unfortunately, some listings come with a long list of extra fees that can significantly raise the total cost of your stay. Here’s a breakdown of a recent example so travelers can better…
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Neighbor took my guest and talked trash about my apartment before I arrived
Neighbor Allegations and a Disturbing Neighbor Tactic: How to Handle a Misleading Motel Owner and a Messed-Up Arrival A recent rental situation raised several important questions about guest communications, arrival timing, and how to deal with a neighbor who tries to poach your guests. Here’s a professional, blog-style synthesis of the scenario and practical guidance…

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