Is your listing allergy-free?

[Stephanie]

Hi everyone,

In today’s world, almost everyone has an allergy. Having said that, there are many guests willing to pay a little bit more to have some extra peace of mind. After all, no one wants to arrive somewhere and realise  something might trigger their allergies! 

It can also be beneficial for the host: having an allergen-free listing can broaden your audience and your chances to have more bookings.

From allergen free bedding to using eco-friendly cleaning products without scent, there are many things that can help to make your listing allergen-free. Plus, it doesn't have to cost the earth. 

Is your listing allergy-free? Do you have any experience of receiving unusual allergy-related requests and how to accommodate them? Is it something that you think about in your home?

Share your tips below 🙂

Thanks, 

Stephanie

[Darcy78]

Hello world I am trying to find a allergy friendly Airbnb in Melbourne can anybody point me in the right direction 

[Glen612]

My question is ,do I have to prove I have an allergy to not accept service animals?