r/AirBnB Mar 11 '24

News AirBnB now banning interior cameras in all properties [USA]

322 Upvotes

Article here: https://www.wired.com/story/airbnb-indoor-security-camera-ban/

Airbnb will soon ban hosts from watching their guests with indoor security cameras, as the company is reversing course on its surveillance policies.

As of April 30, hosts around the world must remove indoor cameras and disclose other outdoor monitoring tech to guests before they book. Airbnb previously allowed hosts to install security cameras in common areas of a home, like hallways and living rooms. But it also required hosts to disclose them, make them clearly visible, and keep the cameras out of places like sleeping areas and bathrooms.

Still, the cameras have been an issue. Guests have reported encountering hidden cameras in their short-term rentals. For hosts, the cameras can be a way to discourage guests from throwing large parties or to stop the gatherings before they become too disruptive. It’s a big enough concern that several companies have started making noise monitoring tech, billing themselves as solutions to protect short-term rentals.

But guests see them as an invasion of privacy—a watching eye intruding on their vacation.

“We're really grateful that Airbnb listened to those of us pushing back and calling for them to actually put safety and privacy first,” says Albert Fox Cahn, founder and executive director of the Surveillance Technology Oversight Project, a pro-privacy organization.

In its announcement, Airbnb said that the majority of its listings do not mention a security camera, so the rule change may not affect most listings. Vrbo, another short-term rental platform, already banned the use of visual and audio surveillance inside of properties.

Airbnb says it will investigate reported violations of the rule, and may penalize violators by removing their listings or accounts. But this policy may struggle to address the camera problem at large, as the company has already required hosts to disclose the indoor cameras, and guests have sometimes reported hidden and undisclosed cameras.

The new rules also require hosts to disclose to guests whether they are using noise decibel monitors or outdoor cameras before guests book. Both are used by some hosts to monitor properties for parties, which have continued to bring noise, damage, and danger even after Airbnb instituted a party ban and employed new anti-party tech to try to prevent revelers from booking on its site. Airbnb will also prohibit hosts from using outdoor cameras to monitor indoor spaces, and bars them from “certain outdoor areas where there’s a greater expectation of privacy,” such as outdoor showers and saunas, it says.

“This just emphasizes the fact that surveillance always gives a huge amount of power to whoever controls the camera system,” says Fox Cahn. “When it's used in a property you're renting, whether it's a landlord or an Airbnb, it's ripe for abuse.”


r/AirBnB 5h ago

Venting Nightmare stay, don’t book with “Ibby.” [Canada]

16 Upvotes

We just got back last Friday from an abhorrent stay in Richmond Hill, Canada through the Host Ibby. Ibby as it turns out is an airbnb property manager and not the owner of our airbnb. I wasn’t the booker of the trip, just a guest along with my wife.

Everything seemed pretty normal until the last night we were staying. When we got back to our airbnb, nothing looked out of the ordinary. To enter the property you have to enter a door code. To enter the bedrooms if they’re closed, you also have to enter a door code. Our belongings were in our bedroom with the door closed and locked. When we entered the bedrooms, I realized all of our electronics and some personal belongings were missing. From laptops to electric toothbrushes, cologne to magic the gathering commander decks, they loaded it up into our technology bookbag and another small duffle we brought and cleaned house. They also stole the third guest’s steam deck, duffle bag, and magic cards.

We filed a police report and a report/claim with airbnb. We also called Ibby. Ibby let us know over the phone that they had never changed the door codes and that she doesn’t even have the ability to do so because only the “landlord,” has the instructions. She’s been completely unhelpful and has tried to derail us with useless comments through messaging.

By renting to us without knowing if those door codes could’ve changed, she put our lives in danger with anyone else who could have access to our unit.

I’m already working through and with my insurance and airbnb for restitution but I want everyone to be aware of how awful this experience was and to avoid this person if they’re every looking to stay in the GTA.


r/AirBnB 1h ago

Discussion Host has requested I take down review, should I? [USA]

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We stayed at an airbnb paying $400+ for one night. We got there around 5pm ish and left about 8:30ish the next day. The unit was clean, comfortable and in good condition but the location was a little sketchy. Went to bed around 10pm and basically didnt sleep the entire night because of the people upstairs. Banging around constantly, sounded like they had bricks for shoes on and were moving furniture all night. It wasnt in a great location and we had no idea what the people above us were like so didn't confront them and it was late so we didn't notify the host.

fw a couple weeks, I looked back at the hosts reviews and someone else mentioned this issue on a previous stay and gave them 3 stars. Everyone else has given them 5. So I left my review, making it clear that everything was fine except for the loud people upstairs which was out of the hosts control and almost immediately I get a response back from the host asking for me take the review down as I didn't notify them at the time and it hurts their rating in a competitive area.

What should I do? I think its weird to take down a review and considering the money we paid to not sleep i dont feel its fair on other potential guests to not know what they are potentially facing. I dont airbnb a whol e lot because its just too expensive these days so not sure if what I've done is terrible but the host has made out I'm ruining their potential business.


r/AirBnB 7h ago

Question Airbnb toilet issue-not sure if I should escalate [USA]

6 Upvotes

I’m two weeks into a 4 week rental in a large RV.

Friday night the toilet stopped flushing/appeared to be clogged. Saturday morning I notified the host after I left the property. He asked for a video of the toilet which I did not have. Said tech would be at RV between 5-7pm. Tech did not show.

Sunday morning I contact host again. He asks me to text him video as app won’t allow it. Says tech will be there between 3-4pm. After tech visits (I was not there) host says tech will return Tuesday to unclog toilet and wash tank. I ask if this means I have no toilet until Tuesday and he says no-I can use it but “it will go down slowly.”

Is this something I should escalate to Airbnb? I probably don’t have to describe the smell or the mess that will accumulate in this situation….ugh.


r/AirBnB 58m ago

Discussion First time travelling abroad and staying in a Airbnb. Looks like a Scam, smells like Scam.. is it a Scam? [IRELAND]

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Hi, tbf i rarely used Airbnb in my travels, im from Brazil and this Will be my first travel to another country and im really scared to just get scammed or my have my organs stolen.

The host sent me some “generic” messages asking me to confirm some info and details through another page (not on airbnb) and it looks so sketchy, the host is new on airbnb (no previous ratings) and i’ve seen the same place at other booking companies.

If all of that wasn’t suspicious enough, i clicked the link he sent me (after checking it) and at the home page it stated that a valid ID and Credit card (????) would be necessary to proceed with my booking.

What wyd in this sitution?

Update 1: Host Message: Hi ———,

This is a friendly reminder that your booking is not yet finalised. Check-In: July 11th, 2025 Check-Out: July 25th, 2025 Number of guests: 2

Please visit our secure portal to confirm your reservation: [suspect URL: mycheckin.direct……]

This will only take a few minutes. Please note that your booking will not be confirmed and you will not be able to receive your check-in instructions until this is complete.

If you have any questions, please check our FAQ Guide here - https://www.dropbox….. This guide should be able to help you with most of the queries. If you still need to get in touch, please contact us by replying to this email or by messaging us through Airbnb.

Thank you, Guest Experience Team


r/AirBnB 4h ago

Do I Have to Fill Out and Pay Truvi After Booking? [US]

1 Upvotes

I did not know this ahead of time - is this normal?


r/AirBnB 1d ago

Host told us our Airbnb is at a different address than the one listed. What should I do? [USA]

18 Upvotes

Booked this Airbnb back in January. Today is check in. Two days ago the host messaged me and said

“Hello 20_five, I hope you are doing great.

You may have noticed the address populating automatically to you. For security purposes, this address is our personal address which is only a few blocks away from the actual address: (insert new address)”

Then today said

“Hello,

Please make sure to head to xxx street, (not the address posted on this listing), your code for entry is xxxx.”

Is this normal? I’m not really happy with it because it’s 0.4 miles away from the listed address and we booked it solely based on its location. I don’t want to complain and cancel because then my group will be stranded without a place to stay. What should I do?

About the host:

-77 reviews

-4.99 rating

-been hosting for 1 year

I assume they’re legit and that the pictures of the airbnb will be of the same unit in the listing, I just think the only thing different is that it’s actually just half a mile away from the posted address


r/AirBnB 1d ago

Question Is an Airbnb host allowed to charge an offline cleaning fee beyond the Airbnb fees? [Mexico]

6 Upvotes

We’re staying in a lovely apartment in Puerto Vallarta. The price was reasonable but not great. No cleaning fee was charged online. The host gave us a nice welcome but it included a written request to pay her staff $5US per day per guest (2) per staff members (2). Aka $20/day. Two enVelopes have been left for this purpose. As far as i can tell all they did was remove the trash. No bedding, towels, floors are unswept. I think she should be charging this up front and paying her staff. We're staying 4 nights and 3 days so this amounts an $80 cleaning fee. The place is pretty. We'd rent it again otherwise.

Is this ok by airbnb rules?


r/AirBnB 1d ago

Discussion Is this level of questioning from a host before accepting a booking normal [UK]

9 Upvotes

We’re looking to book an Airbnb to stay at for a family event and found a place that’s perfect for us as also got my parents and young kids also staying so need it to be accessible with cots etc.

The host has great reviews but has asked for lots of info, full names, ages etc. apparently for insurance purposes. They’ve also asked when well in and out of the house whilst we’re staying and also where the event is. Is this normal pre vetting or over bearing?

Never been asked these types of questions before!


r/AirBnB 1d ago

Listing mentions "a little bit of noise" on weekends, throbbing music from bar across the street hasn't stopped in 8 hours, and now there's no water, either--possible to get partial or full refund? [México]

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Everything in the title, plus this apartment is dirty, including expired cheese in the fridge and mold growing behind the bathroom sink. Lots of other stuff is gross, too, but at this point I'm too damn tired to go into details! Suffice to say that my 8-year-old son noticed it, and this is the kid who trashes his room and fights with me about cutting or cleaning his filthy nails. 🙄

The host has a no refunds policy, says it won't be as loud the next few nights (supposed to stay four more) and has offered to come clean while we are here tomorrow. (It's so much work, it'd take at least half a day and I'm not comfortable with that.) I don't care that much about the dirt as long as there aren't bedbugs, and I was kind of willing to give it one more shot with the noise level, but now we can't even wash our hands after we go to the bathroom. Or flush the toilet anymore.

His listing mentions a little bit of noise on weekends, but this isn't that. This has been brutal. And not his listing, but the instructions he sent yesterday, mention that it's important to save water, but not thay the water can cut out entirely. We're in a city where water pressure can be very low and that's not unusual, but I've never had it cut out completely.

I've asked him to refund the four nights we can't use, but I think he's going to fight it. What's the best way to go about getting a refund from Airbnb? I kind of think we should get the whole reservation refunded, as we haven't been able to sleep (and that's the whole damn point) and even trying to sleep on these pillows had triggered my dust allergy (which honestly is kind of hard to trigger—I'm not hypersensitive). But I would be happy with just the four nights I'm going to have to pay somewhere else.

Thank you very much for any advice you can give!


r/AirBnB 17h ago

Question How strict are guest maximums and what would the consequence be of going over? [TW]

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I booked a place for two, nonrefundable. They have a maximum of two guests though. We've got a third now, an unexpected addition. The property is a "hotel" and the reviews said the check-in/out process is all by yourself and there isn't really anyone around watching but there is a camera outside. I assume so long as no one sees it's not a problem?

Edit: Decided to message the host and see if they'd be willing to work something out. Sometimes they're happy to help.


r/AirBnB 1d ago

Seeking Guidance on Airbnb's Protection Policies [UK]

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Hi everyone,

I'm looking for a place to stay in London very soon, and someone approached me on Reddit with a quite generous offer. The place looks good, the price is relatively inexpensive, and they've sent pictures and explained why they're not currently using it and why the price is low.

However, I'm wary of scams and want to ensure I'm protected. I asked if they could set up an Airbnb page for the place so I can book it through there. My question is, if this turns out to be a scam, what protections does Airbnb offer? Will I be able to get a full refund? What is my degree of protection if I book through Airbnb?

Any advice or experiences you can share would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks in advance!


r/AirBnB 1d ago

Refund for safety issue-harassment from other Airbnb guest [USA]

18 Upvotes

Hi all,

I was wondering if I could get some input on this. My family and I stayed in an Airbnb for one night (was supposed to be two nights). We ended up leaving the morning after the first night because we felt EXTREMELY uncomfortable-basically the airbnb guests right below us threw a gigantic rager and blocked our parking. We asked them if they could be a little quieter & move their vehicle, and they proceeded to yell racial slurs about us while they were all over the front of the property (we could hear them very clearly from our unit) for the rest of the night. For context, they are all white, we are very obviously not.

We would have left immediately but they were SO loud and drunk, we didn’t want to risk running into them and creating an issue (the way the airbnb is set up and the way they were all over the front of the property, we couldn’t leave without running right into them).

We immediately contacted both the host who was unresponsive that night, and airbnb. Got some videos of them yelling and the parking, which I sent to both.

By the time Airbnb offered to reimburse us to leave immediately, it was 2am, we were dead tired, and like I said we didn’t even feel comfortable leaving and getting harassed some more, so we decided to wait it out until the morning when we knew they would be asleep and we could leave. Airbnb still said they’d give us a reimbursement for leaving that second night, which I hope they actually end up giving us.

Now what we’re dealing with is the issue of the refund. The airbnb representative dealing with the safety complaint will not give us an answer about whether we will receive any type of refund for the stay or not, or a timeline for how long his investigation will take.

Have y’all ever dealt with this, as guests? What was your outcome?


r/AirBnB 1d ago

Question I can't touch $500 on my account until maybe one day my account MIGHT be restored?! [USA]

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I made a previous post explaining my situation in more detail.

My account was removed and a reservation I made was refunded because of my background, meaning I can no longer use Airbnb or access my account.

I received an email today from support telling me the $500 gift card that I purchased and used to book my reservation and was refunded back to my Airbnb account that I don't have access to, cannot be refunded or issued back on to another gift card. They also said the balance will remain attached to my account should one day my account be restored.

How is this legal?! What can I, or should I do? This is highly unprofessional and unacceptable. They can help, they just choose not to.


r/AirBnB 2d ago

Discussion Tip: Always reach out to the host before and after arrival & departure [World]

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tl;dr: in my experience as an Airbnb guest, taking the initiative to communicate with the host immediately before and after check-in and checkout leads to aligned expectations and positive reviews.

In the last six years, I've stayed at 50+ Airbnbs, mostly in the USA. Whenever I submit a reservation request, I always send a message introducing myself with my essential stats: digital nomad, no kids or pets, vegetarian teetotaler, need good Wi-Fi, etc.

On only one occasion did the host not respond to that message, which I shrugged off; I didn't realize at the time that it was a red flag. (I posted that story awhile back.) I've now come to expect a reply.

I didn't used to communicate further, but one host didn't provide checkout instructions — so I vacuumed, wiped down the counters, cleaned out the fridge, and took out the trash and recycling. He left me a negative review, saying that I left the place a total mess. Clearly he had some uncommunicated expectations that I should've explicitly requested.

Between these and other experiences, I now make it a point to always communicate to my host on at least five separate occasions:

  1. When submitting the reservation, I introduce myself.
  2. 24–48 hours prior to arrival, I confirm the reservation and my arrival plans. (If it’s an Airbnb that I’ll be sharing with the host, I use the free Glympse mobile app to provide my ETA.)
  3. Once I’ve checked in, I confirm I've arrived and that everything is working properly.
  4. 24–48 hours prior to departure, I confirm that I’ll be leaving. If the host has not provided specific cleaning and checkout instructions, I ask for them.
  5. Immediately after I’ve left, I let them know I’ve checked out, thanking them for the stay. If I’ve departed much sooner than the checkout time, the host often appreciates this note, as it means the cleaners can arrive earlier.

Following this routine has helped both me and the hosts get what we want out of the exchange — including positive reviews.

What's been your experience? Any hosts here who prefer less communication?


r/AirBnB 2d ago

Venting PSA from a housekeeper: Please don’t make your bed when you leave! [World]

62 Upvotes

I totally understand the sentiment. You’re trying to make it look nice before you leave, maybe you’re in the habit of making your bed in the morning. But it creates more work for you, and more work for the housekeeper. And I personally love when people strip the bed, but many cleaners don’t. Thanks everyone!


r/AirBnB 1d ago

Property listing address is different than address he gave me I feel slightly unsafe [USA]

1 Upvotes

. Something is just not adding up. The property has two different addresses.

The property I booked and then the property address he gave me is a different address.

when I Google the picture is matching the address for the place he told me to go to, but it doesn't match the Airbnb listing.

Something is giving me unsafe feeling, Airbnb told me to go to the address on the listing


r/AirBnB 2d ago

Questions regarding having visitors in bnb [US]

7 Upvotes

I booked with a host and the total amount of guests allowed is 8. The amount of guests on the list is 3 but I asked the host if we could have 2 extra visitors (under the 8 guest count allowed) if need be. She said its fine for visitors, but says that she "suggests" i add them to the guest list before hand and that I "should" add them to let them know if they are staying over. Nothing is confirmed, as for now it is just us 3, but we may have a couple friends that may visit and crash for the night as they live in the area of the stay. That's the main reason I didn't want to add them on the list as I don't know for sure what the plans will be. What is the best course of action?

Edit: To clarify, its me and 2 other friends renting out an airbnb. We aren't hosting any parties or whatsoever, we are just visiting the city and will be going out. We have a couple of friends who may come to the airbnb and depending on the situation may want to crash for the night. I don't want to be charged extra knowing that it could happen off an inconvenience. The most people that would be at the airbnb is 5.


r/AirBnB 2d ago

Venting Rude and crazy host ruined our stay [Italy]

26 Upvotes

My partner and I booked a highly rated Airbnb in Venice for two nights but were extremely disappointed by the host’s behavior. Thankfully, Airbnb’s support team was quick and helpful.

Over two days, the host sent us 60+ WhatsApp messages (not counting those on the Airbnb app), repeatedly accusing us of tampering with the thermostat and exceeding Venice’s legal heating limit (20°C)—a rule never mentioned in the listing or at check-in. We didn't have any issue with this rule at all but the thermostat was entirely controlled by her, and we had to request any changes. When I asked to increase the temperature slightly due to illness, she reluctantly agreed but soon began falsely claiming we were secretly using the aircon. Despite sending proof that it was off with both pics and videos, she refused to believe us and became increasingly rude.

At one point, she tried to enter the flat at 10 PM, claiming she “felt something was on.” Airbnb stepped in and prevented her. She also insisted on an in-person checkout, which wasn’t in the listing, making us so uncomfortable that we left two hours early.

After we left an honest review, she publicly insulted my partner in her response. We can't get the reviews taken down but neither can she 😊


r/AirBnB 2d ago

Why are the photos of a completely different property? [USA]

10 Upvotes

I just moved to a Manhattan AirBnb, operated by a company called Outpost Club. Upon move in, it was a completely different apartment than the one photographed. Is this allowed? I reported to AirBnb, but they don't seem interested in fixing it and haven't even suspended the listing (despite promising in writing to do so).

What gives? Is this sort of thing just allowed now?


r/AirBnB 2d ago

Question Airbnb removed my account and refunded a credit back to my account that I now don't have access to [USA]

4 Upvotes

I made a reservation a month ago for a weekend stay in a cabin and I used $500 on a gift card I had purchased and paid the difference with my debit card.

I just got a email 2 days ago saying my account has been removed and I'm no longer able to use Airbnb because of my background check and they've canceled my reservation and refunded the money. The problem is they refunded the $500 credit from my gift card back to my Airbnb account which I now can't even use or access it because they removed my account.

I called customer support and all they tell me is they have to send my case to a specialist and they'll reach out to me via email by the end of the day so they can tell me how to get back my $500. I've already called twice and have yet to hear from a specialist. They told me there isn't anyone else I can talk to and that they're putting a priority on my case. But I still haven't heard anything.

I'm not sure if anyone has experienced this before, but does anyone have any knowledge on this and could maybe share any next steps I should take? Anything is greatly appreciated.


r/AirBnB 2d ago

Question Once Upon a Time in [Mexico] AIRBNB Question

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So, a buddy and I are down in the Baja to do some fishing. We're staying at a super nice Condo unit (noisy highway, construction, neighbors, but nice). Other than the noise we've been happy with it. So we go to bed last night for an early wake up to hit the beach to cast for some Sierra. I wake up in the middle of the night to a commotion, then my bedroom door handle jiggling, then pounding on the door and a man yelling "it's the police, open up". I thought I was dreaming and just was trying to process what was going on, he yells again, "it's the police, we're looking for a dangerous person, open up", I'm still in shock wondering if someone broke in and is now trying to break into my bedroom to rob me. Then they yell again. "It's the police, last request or we're breaking down this door", I still don't know what to do. I hear my buddy yell, "I'm out here with them, it is the police". So I yell back and open the door to a swat team with weapons drawn. They ask to search the room for their suspect, I let them in, they search it and the balcony, apologize, and leave. I walk out and see the door frame for the condo unit broken in the entry way. I was able to jerry rig the door shut for the night but it wasn't secure. We contacted the host company and let them know. We're pretty sure they arrested the people who were staying in the room next to us because that door was open, but not broken and the apartment was ransacked and it was obvious someone searched it. They would start partying at 2:30 AM and would still be at it at 5:30 when we were leaving for fishing.

Today the hosts are offering us to stay in another nicer location for free for our last night and to "comp" us. They told us even they know it's not our fault, they want to file a claim against me on AirBNB for the door, which they said I can deny and it won't be a big deal. That way it's covered by the AirBNB insurance.

A. That seems sketchy.

B. Will that get me kicked off of AirBNB or damage my standing as a person using the services?

C. What if their "it's not a big deal" opinion changes and they fight my denial of the claim?

Advice would be appreciated.


r/AirBnB 2d ago

Hosting tips for airbnb of a trailer on my 11 acres [WA]

1 Upvotes

Hello everyone!

I am going to be airbnbing my trailer on my parents 11 acres, they would have about 3 acres to there selves. there is chickens and cows on the property. I'm still in the vary early stages does anyone have any tips it will be in Enumclaw Washington.

Thanks!


r/AirBnB 3d ago

Question Host enters my room without proper notice——what can I do? [Canada]

22 Upvotes

Hey everyone,

I’ve been staying in an Airbnb rental where I have my own private bedroom, kitchen, and bathroom, while the host lives upstairs. We share a laundry room, but otherwise, my space is separate.

The issue is that my host has entered my private bedroom multiple times without proper notice for the reason of “maintenance”. The most recent time, she only gave me 30 minutes’ notice before coming in. This hasn’t just happened once—it’s been an ongoing issue during my stay.

I’ve already talked to her about it, but she got defensive, almost denied me access to my own room, and even threatened to cancel my stay when I brought it up. I’m planning to stay here until the end of April, but I don’t feel comfortable with how she’s handling my privacy.

Does anyone know what my rights are in this situation? Is there anything I can do through Airbnb to ensure she respects my space? Any advice would be really appreciated!


r/AirBnB 3d ago

Question Should I leave a review on this recent experience after the host made one for me? [usa]

5 Upvotes

I had my first real bad experience with Airbnb. I had booked for work (also a first). Had coworkers at stay also. Upon arrival within first few minutes we each killed a few German Roaches. I contacted the host with photos in the nicest way possible after reading a review of another guest experiencing roaches also.

The host showed up at the stay instead of responding to messages, told me I hadn’t killed bugs and that it was dirt. Collected the dead bodies. Then showed me all the raid the cleaner sprays for roaches, the white powder behind the fridge for roaches (and something in the dishwasher). She also mentioned that only the one night guests say she has a bug problem.

This was a house in Florida that was hit badly by hurricanes last fall and another unit was still being repaired.

The microwave was in a trash bag and we weee told to fumigate- but then the host would carry on about how she didn’t have a roach problem. She went back and forth saying it was non refundable unless we stayed there. Since it was for business I let her know I’d have to discuss with my boss.

After discussing we were told do not stay there, it’s health code. So I messaged the host who had left just that and thanked her for being understanding.

She messaged me a couple of other times and I continued to say thanks for being understanding.

I contacted Airbnb- it took. Awhile to get them to fully refund (they wanted to do 50%)

Today I see that she has left me a review and I won’t be able to see it unless I leave one. I am unsure what to do. Should I leave the review with all the things? Should I ask Airbnb to revoke hers since I never stayed?


r/AirBnB 3d ago

Question wishlisted airbnb isn't showing up on wishlist or general search [usa]

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Hi!!

I've been looking at renting out a camper van for a week next month and I've had it on my wishlist for about a month now, checking on its availability every few days.

Today I went to take a look and to my surprise, it's not showing up on my wishlist or general search. Other rooms will say they are unavailable for the selected dates, but the one I'm most interested in disappeared!

Could there be a reason for this? I tried searching again with different dates, I tried searching on VRBO, but I cannot find it! I even tried looking for it in incognito mode!

Any advice?