Air Bnb

Recebi hóspede no air Bnb ,que informou meu anúncio não ... . Eu tenho 6 anos de air Bnb ,nenhum hóspede reclamou que não...

.... The robbers arrived at his air bnb ten minutes before him. They... up and robbed him. The air bnb code is interesting. Not sure...

... cute little 1 bdr suite air bnb just on the edge of... rundown and neglected. Our kind air bnb host gave us a discount... to have some kind of air quality issue. So departure of...

Es culpa de los Air bnb esos, y de los fondos buitres según la marquesa, lo de colarnos a 3 milloncejos de nuevos ejpañoles se ve que tenían pensado que hubiera vivienda para todes.

... misschien iemand de gouden tip? Air bnb of hotel of appartement, alles...

thanks MIM. interestingly Ikala had come up as well. Im a bit annoyed with travel agent. I feel that when they quote, you pay deposit, and get an itinerary that the accommodation should be held. not finding out 8 days later that its not. thinking we should just book an air bnb

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There’s more to this than what’s in the title. Every year my very extended family (ages ranging 3-80s M/F) has a get together, and we all used to camp, but as people have gotten older, prices have gone up, while it’s still held at a campground, several of the older people (and people with very young children) opt for hotels overnight, and then the campground during the day. So when I say very extended family I mean everyone from like my grand uncles/aunts all the way down to 2nd cousins (everyone’s children and their children’s children, etc). There’s roughly 40 of us. This story only pertains to my immediate extended family (my grandparents and below). This year they opted to get an AirBNB that could fit their whole side of the family…which I think is like 15 people (including me). That’s because my grandparents are elderly and could use the help at night, and my one cousin has a brand new baby. I was literally the only one not invited to stay at this AirBNB. I am 100% the black sheep of the family but I am not “problematic”, I don’t steal things, do drugs, or be inconsiderate of other people sleeping in the same room as me, which would happen at this place. Like, there was room for me…I just flat out wasn’t invited and was asked by one of them what I planned to do for accommodations, and I said I wasn’t sure yet while they were discussing this with family right in front of me a few months ago. So anyway…I booked myself a hotel room (at an incredibly nice hotel)…and while I enjoy the alone time at night after peopling all day, it sucked to have to do that. My adult siblings got to stay at the AirBNB, but not me. But now to the part that they’re mad at me for. When I got to the get together, I was asked if I was camping, and needed help setting up and I said “oh no I’m staying at (name of hotel) this year, I’m good”. And this family member who is from a different branch (so not part of the AirBNB group) asked why I wasn’t staying in said AirBNB with the rest of my family if I wasn’t camping. I told them the truth: I was never asked/invited. They were shocked. And basically…word got around and it made my immediate family look bad. Which was not my intention but what else do I say? Like oh yeah I opted to spend hundreds my own money for a hotel when I could have split the AirBNB cost for much cheaper just because I wanted to? They know I’m frugal and wouldn’t buy that excuse. Now I’m being accused of starting drama and trying to make my family look bad when all I did was answer a question honestly. I told them that if they were worried about looking bad due to this, they probably should’ve thought of that when they chose to leave only me out of the booking. They have since framed it as I never asked-so therefore it’s my fault I didn’t stay. And they’re right, I didn’t. But neither did any of my siblings…my family told them they would be staying there. I was not told, invited, talked to, etc. It was talked about who would be sleeping where right in front of me…and I was never included in that. Anyway, what can I do to smooth this over? Or even prove my point that I’m treated differently? This is not the first time I’ve been left out of something so deliberately like this, they go to dinners without me all the time, do things that I specifically say I’d like to do, and claim they forgot to invite me. While I am rough around the edges and speak my mind, I don’t think I’m mean to my family or anything that warrants this…I’m just different. I have some mental health problems (mild depression, mild anxiety, ADHD), my interests are a lot different than theirs, I’ve chosen to not have children while everyone else does, etc. And before anyone assumes I wasn’t invited because of the children and me not wanting any…I love kids, I’m great with them. Lots of my friends have children, I babysit, I play, I show up to all their extracurriculars…kids are just something I’d prefer to be able to give back to their parents at some point so I can do what I want to do, rather than have that responsibility 24/7 365, so it’s not that. TLDR: family didn’t invite me to stay at AirBNB with them, only me. Another family member asked why I wasn’t there and I told truth that I wasn’t invited. This stirred up drama. How do I smooth things over or just prove my point that I’m treated differently? submitted by /u/One-Economics4152 to r/relationship_advice [link] [comments]

My family is going to a wedding this weekend in a small beach town. Months ago, we started looking at houses where all of us could stay together. The goal was to be close to the wedding venue and the beach because that’s the whole reason we’re spending the weekend there. It wasn’t easy to find a house for rent in town that could fit everyone. My mom clearly wanted to handle it despite not being able to find much. For context, my husband and I have a one-year-old son, so travel is a lot different for us now. While we’re flexible and easy going, we’re limited by his naps and bedtime. Without really discussing it with any of us, my mom booked a rustic cabin in the woods about 30 minutes from the wedding and the beach. She didn’t send us the listing beforehand or ask what we thought. She just booked it. My mom has a pattern of impulsively booking things without doing her due diligence. Today I looked at the listing more closely, I realized it really doesn’t seem like a good setup for us. There are only three bedrooms, while there are three couples and a baby going. The basement bedroom (the only one that looks like it has room for the pack-and-play) has a walk-out sliding door and appears to have unfinished trim/exposed insulation around the door. The upstairs bedroom doesn’t appear to have a door and is super small. The upstairs “office” that my mom suggested my son could sleep in isn’t actually a room…it’s an open loft at the top of the stairs with a desk. She also told me there was a playroom where my son could sleep, but there isn’t. There are just some board games in one of the bedrooms that she assumed was a play room from the pictures. She clearly didn’t spend enough time reviewing the accommodations before booking. On top of that, being 30 minutes away changes the entire weekend. Every trip to the beach or into town becomes an hour round trip. With a one-year-old who still naps, that means we’re either driving constantly or missing out on the reason we came. We know we’ll probably want to be in town at least once a day. To make matters worse, we literally just got back from another trip with our son, and it was exhausting. I feel completely burned out. Knowing I have to pack everything up again in two days, I really want accommodations that make traveling with a baby easier. The frustrating part is that I had originally suggested staying at a bed and breakfast that’s only 5 minutes from the beach and wedding, but my mom dismissed the idea. I checked today, and they still have a room available. The room also has a sitting room to the side that would be perfect for my son to sleep. I’m thinking about booking that room for just me, my husband, and our son, while my parents, my brother, and his girlfriend stay at the cabin. I feel guilty because I know my mom may have her feelings hurt, but I also wish she had talked to us before booking a place that affects all of us. It feels like she made a decision for everyone, and now we’re trying to make it work after the fact. AITA if we stay at the B&B instead of the cabin? EDIT: To clarify, I offered to pay for our portion of the house and my mom said not to worry about it, so it makes no financial difference. Plus with the 4 of them, the two “adequate” bedrooms will still be occupied and no one will have to sleep in the basement “bedroom”. Also, I booked a room for us to stay so that we can walk to the beach, wedding, and downtown! I feel super relieved. submitted by /u/apennieforurthoughts to r/AITAH [link] [comments]

Ano kaya ang thought process ng tenant? Kung Airbnb lang ang nirentahan mo for a few days, bakit ka magpapa-house blessing na parang ikaw ang may-ari ng bahay? Assuming totoo ang kumakalat na kuwento, curious lang talaga ako sa mindset. Is it for content? Clout? Delusion? O may ibang context na hindi pa natin alam? Sa ngayon, iisa pa lang ang panig ang lumalabas. Wala pang pahayag o depensa mula sa babaeng nasa viral post, kaya mas mabuting hintayin din ang kanyang side bago humusga. Kayo, ano sa tingin ninyo ang posibleng thought process niya? submitted by /u/Top_Raccoon2683 to r/Philippines [link] [comments]

The pictures were sent by the cleaners after we requested photos of "the state we left it in" The messages she said: "The trash was not thrown it was full, there was a pan full of used oil. Food stuck all over the table runner and in the kid bedroom upstairs there was foil with a burnt side with substance. My cleaner charged me an extra $150 due to the sever dirtiness. If you took pictures before you left please share because what i walked into was very upsetting and it needs to be cleaned very thoroughly due to the used foil with substance. I have families and children that stay here." "The trash was clearly not disposed. The table runner had food stuck all in it. That was thrown away. The room had that very strange foil. No one has ever left my home in those state and it is not the cleaning service job to dispose of oil. You could have reached out you did not. The living room was disgusting with crumbs all over the floor. I’ve never had my house left in such a terrible condition. This is all she provided but I myself stopped by and visibly saw the mess. If you have proof you didn’t leave it that way then please send pictures." In fairness to her, we did leave a pot of oil. We didnt want to dispose of that on the property or down the drain, but thats on us. We disposed of the other garbage bags and left them outside, we forgot the one final one in the trash. The rest of the dishes were done, the towels left out and piled like requested, we spent plenty of time cleaning. Then the "drug thing". The couple in that room said they never even saw what was left, but the owner is essentially saying theres left over meth, which is insane. I can guarantee our friends didnt casually smoke meth in their room. Are we being absurd not entertaining this? Has anyone else dealt with this after renting a BNB. We were there for two days. Update: after responding with the candy wrapper and AI trashcan, the lady dropped it and said she'll pay the fee, considering the matter done. Will likely report this to AirBnB anyhow. Thank you all for pointing that out because it's definitely something we missed, not looking too closely while we're still on vacation. We were more blown away at the language and accusations made. And for everyone telling us AirBnB sucks, we know. But we have a big group get together every summer and there arent many other options than can host 8-12 people. We'll certainly take significantly more precautions going forward, but to this point we had a pretty good track record with BnBs and our hosts. submitted by /u/MasonL52 to r/mildlyinfuriating [link] [comments]

I've found for larger groups like a bachelor party in NH that needs 4 or 5 bedrooms(with respectable people who don't make a mess) or a family of 6 in Nantucket who want to be in a desirable area to attend a wedding per say. It is so much better to have everyone in one house and saves money on ubers and food. You get a back yard, you get more space. You get a full kitchen, can do laundry, maybe even a pool. If you're on your own you get a hotel room. I think those that complain are staying in Shit rentals because they thought they would save money. You get what you deserve for not researching the reviews. Also, any great AIRBnB I've stayed in usually has it's own small website because it's in an amazing area like St. John or in the mountains of vermont and New Hampshire submitted by /u/LopsidedWestern4762 to r/unpopularopinion [link] [comments]