@Kick-Chen0 No personal experiences with "experiences", but I once read a book on successful entrepreneurs. The one thing that stuck with me was that one of the several things they had in common was that they never lost sleep over anything. If they had a meeting the next morning on which millions of dollars hinged, their attitude was, well, if I don't get a good night's sleep, then I won't be on top of my game tomorrow and tossing and turning all night thinking about it isn't going to make it going any better. And if the deal fell through, they examined why that might have been, learned from it, and just got on to the next idea, they didn't waste time fretting about it. That's why people like that can just sit down in a chair and have 10 minute power nap and wake up feeling totally refreshed- they just deal with things when they need to, and don't dwell on stuff.
Maybe it stuck with me because I'm not that way at all- I'm an obsesser. Same stuff going round and round in my head until it gets resolved or a new problem takes its place 🙂
Definitely a drag that Airbnb doesn't give you any reason why they are rejecting your experience, it sure doesn't assist you in knowing where to go from here with it, but try not to let it get you down or make you angry. And like Andrew suggests, maybe post a version of it here so others can take a look.