Hi all,are there any fellow vegan or veggie hosts in the hou...
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Hi all,are there any fellow vegan or veggie hosts in the house?When I started hosting a room in my vegan home a few months ag...
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Hi all,
are there any fellow vegan or veggie hosts in the house?
When I started hosting a room in my vegan home a few months ago, I did consider how I want to handle kitchen access and food on the premises. I landed on taking the risk of lower conversion rate by setting a house rule of only vegan food being prepared/stored in my kitchen. What I have found is that guests simply don't follow the rules. Which makes for awkward situations - yes, I've learned that some simply just didn't get it (don't get me started on that), and I wonder how other hosts are handling this - if at all?
I could also just say that the kitchen is not available to guests - but seems unfair to everyone based on a few exceptions.
There's also not really a great way to feed that back to Airbnb, the only way is to give a lower rating in the 'followed the house rules section'. I don't actually think that anything happens based on that though - other than share the feedback with the guest.
I'm about to rent out my room on a mid-term basis to someone I know, so won't have to deal with this for much longer, but am still curious to find out how others handle this or whether you have any tips to share.
Have a great day,
Fio
Maybe Airbnb can add an option to the kitchen amenity, which shows it is a vegan location.
I offer the use of a kitchen to guests, but would appreciate such an option.
I am thinking also of providing an extra discount to vegan guests.
https://www.airbnb.com/help/feedback
Such an option would be nice, I agree.
IMO the subject needs more attention by Airbnb
My listing is often booked by (international) students.
I noticed the amount of vegan guests or guests who like to limit consumption of meat is increasing rapidly in recent years
People also start to be more vegan because they do not want a product which is produced by the bio-industry.
So an option to limit cooking in a shared kitchen to "vegan" cooking would be welcome.
I already submitted this request on the feed back-link.
If more people will do this it maybe will generate some effect.