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re: Airbnb finally trying to get owners to stop treating guests like maids
Posted on 10/21/26 at 4:56 pm to NIH
Posted on 10/21/26 at 4:56 pm to NIH
I was super happy to have airbnb last weekend in a small town with bad hotel options. 3/2 small house on owner's land with a table and chairs, big sectional, full size refrigerator for milk and fruit, and seperate bedrooms was excellent since the grandbaby was with us. Plus no one heard her being loudish when she was excited about things 
They asked us to put trash in cans and load dishwasher. There was a laundry basket so I put used towels in it. I gave her a good review and she gave me one. We usually use airbnb for big family groups and always get good reviews because we are not slobs.
They asked us to put trash in cans and load dishwasher. There was a laundry basket so I put used towels in it. I gave her a good review and she gave me one. We usually use airbnb for big family groups and always get good reviews because we are not slobs.
This post was edited on 10/21/26 at 5:22 pm
Posted on 10/21/26 at 5:04 pm to QJenk
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Te worst part has been when the AirBnb expects you to do a full cleaning and will charge you for any tiny thing. Even though you already paid a cleaning deposit.
They tried to frick me over badly this summer.
I stay in a beach house in Florida and we got there late. After dark.
Anyway stay is mostly fine other than the AC not working the night we check in. I couldn't get a hold of the owner since it was like 10PM. I can look past it since his AC tech goofed. I was extremely understanding frankly.
Anyway we check out and 3 days later the host hits me up that we broke somewindow and its like $1K to fix. I'm like the frick you talking about? He sends some picture of a window by the pool with a 4 inch crack. He claimed the cleaing folks check every time and saw it. He provided zero proof of any documentation that it wasn't there before. I decline it and go through the nonsense airbnb process. The side with the host dispite no proof. Apparently I am supposed to check the place top to bottom for any minor thing.
Frankjly, even if I was checking ythe crack was so minor I wouldn't have even expected to have to say anything.
I coimpletely closed out the card I used to book it. They tried to charrge me and it didn't work
Airbnb contacted me later and I told them to go frick themselves. This post was edited on 10/21/26 at 5:06 pm
Posted on 10/21/26 at 5:07 pm to Fun Bunch
Screw them.
If I wanted to clean and strip beds, I'd stay home.
If I wanted to clean and strip beds, I'd stay home.
Posted on 10/21/26 at 5:16 pm to Fun Bunch
Airbnb was a massive scam on Nola.
Appears many of the carpetbaggers with $ may be left holding a bad investment as the rules tighten
Appears many of the carpetbaggers with $ may be left holding a bad investment as the rules tighten
Posted on 10/21/26 at 5:26 pm to tylercsbn9
quote:this makes me irritated. We stayed at one in the woodlands a few years ago due to needing multiple bedrooms. I noticed the stove clock was flashing and did not show onthe digital display when burners were on. Messaged the owner for him to say it has been broken for 2 years
Apparently I am supposed to check the place top to bottom for any minor thing.
Posted on 10/21/26 at 5:30 pm to Fun Bunch
I rented a place on the beach in Rockport, Texas. It was too big for us. We left it clean. Took about 20 minutes to do so because we don't live like pigs.
Posted on 10/21/26 at 5:36 pm to ClientNumber9
Also some airbnb I've rented don't let you adjust the AC. I've had them locked out. Good thing I can usually bypass that but it was a pain with a house in Florida that was 75*. And they had the pool heater off. Which wasn't that bad but it felt tacky and cheap when I'm paying nearly $300 a night.
Posted on 10/21/26 at 5:37 pm to Fun Bunch
Abnb is great for 3 day weekends in Savannah, Charleston, Nola, Ashville, where you can stay right within walking distance of everything, may or may not allow a dog, and we haven't had any nazi's, I can't really complain. They've all been great experiences. But again, we weren't shopping by price, but by location and amenity.
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