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I’ve used them four times and only had one good AirBNB experience. Hotels are so competitive in price in the markets I’ve visited that I never bother anymore.
Another example why, often the facilities which are advertised making an apartment seem on par with a hotel, often end up being some poorly maintained "home" version.
I’ve used them four times and only had one good AirBNB experience. Hotels are so competitive in price in the markets I’ve visited that I never bother anymore.
We always use Superhosts, and have never had an issue.
The only odd thing we had once was a host telling us that if anyone asks we are his "friends from America".
I think the key is sticking to superhosts. Also read all the reviews for the juicy nuggets. Sometimes there are some big red (or green) flags in the reviews.
I’ve used them four times and only had one good AirBNB experience. Hotels are so competitive in price in the markets I’ve visited that I never bother anymore.
My girlfriend and I used to think the same until we started staying at "shared" airbnbs, i.e. where you're staying at actual bed and breakfasts or someone's house as opposed to just a random apartment held by a Chinese superconglomerate filled with 1ply toilet paper. Now we get to have really cool experiences - staying on a couple farms and watching our hosts go to work milking cows or feeding horses, staying in a re…
I’ve used them four times and only had one good AirBNB experience. Hotels are so competitive in price in the markets I’ve visited that I never bother anymore.
Agreed, my experiences have also been very mediocre. the peace of mind of using hotels is becoming more and more evident.
Not sure what your experience was like, but I’d be surprised if the host has good reviews.
I’ve used them four times and only had one good AirBNB experience. Hotels are so competitive in price in the markets I’ve visited that I never bother anymore.
I’ve used them four times and only had one good AirBNB experience. Hotels are so competitive in price in the markets I’ve visited that I never bother anymore.
My family and I use AirBnB almost every time we travel, especially when we go internationally. It's the only way to make sure we get a full kitchen, a necessity with the kids. We always use Superhosts, and have never had an issue. The only odd thing we had once was a host telling us that if anyone asks we are his "friends from America". I think the key is sticking to superhosts. Also read all the reviews for the juic…
The times we rented houses as a group were the best and most memorable.
My experience may be a bit atypical in that I don't care for the services a hotel provides, but I greatly value having a bit more space than a typical hotel room.
I’ve used them four times and only had one good AirBNB experience. Hotels are so competitive in price in the markets I’ve visited that I never bother anymore.
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My family and I use AirBnB almost every time we travel, especially when we go internationally. It's the only way to make sure we get a full kitchen, a necessity with the kids. We always use Superhosts, and have never had an issue. The only odd thing we had once was a host telling us that if anyone asks we are his "friends from America". I think the key is sticking to superhosts. Also read all the reviews for the juic…
Lol that's hilarious. I wouldn't rock the boat and if the authorities pursed further I'd just say we were under duress.
But yea, it was funny. Luckily it never came up. We were only there for a few hours to sleep before moving on.