I had a guest instant book for a checkin today. We have a st...
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I had a guest instant book for a checkin today. We have a strict 4pm checkin time & they showed up at 2:15 saying they chose ...
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I think the guy could not handle his new girlfriend.
But you could !
So everybody is happy now (except the girlfriend maybe)
So leave a nice review.
Best regards,
Emiel
I don't have any useful advice because I don't think anyone in their right mind would mess around with @Olga464 !
But yes, all that one can do in this situation is refuse the additional guests, and make clear that if the person who booked a room for 1 does not wish to stay there alone, he will have to cancel his booking as per the terms of your Cancellation Policy.
I'd also block the number of the pushy girlfriend and correspond only on Airbnb.
@Olga464 didn't you already have a similar situation with a woman who booked your place to get rid of her boyfriend? ... or was it her husband? :)))
@Branka-and-Silvia0 there was A COLLEGUE of the girl, who booked a business trip for her, a potential boyfriend. Yes, people are using my place to hide from other people)))) Because of the list of rules on 11 pages. I's rather a RESQUE List of rules.
you see @Olga464 you found your business niche so use it as your selling point. Rename your listing in something like " A rescue hideaway hosted by Olga the guardian" :))
@Branka-and-Silvia0 The selling point is always the same: the location and the bleach.
I love the sense of humor, you gotta laugh sometimes at life, people and oneself.
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Hi @Olga464 ,
nothing remarcable what happened to You if You compare it to other incidents that happen on airbnb. Ok, Your guest tried to sneak in 1 ½ extra people. Here's a case where a guest booked for 4 people and showed up with 200.
And here's a case where gangsters had a shooting in the hosts listing and left 42 bulletholes in the walls.
Compared to these cases what happened to You isn't a big deal really. In the end Your guest didn't sneak in anybody and guns weren't involved at all.
My advise to You: On the day You write Your review get up in the morning, make Yourself a nice cup of coffee and a breakfast egg. If the egg is to Your liking, leave Your guest a good review. If You egg got a little too hard, leave him a bad review.
I know that has nothing to do with the stay of Your guest, but that's how guests often rate us. Why should we do it any different?
cc: @Branka-and-Silvia0 , @Anonymous , @Emiel1
@Ute42 I'm surprised to hear the "cheer up, at least it's not Auschwitz" argument coming from someone who extensively campaigned about Airbnb's rating system while likening it to the torture and unlawful detention of prisoners at Guantánamo. https://community.withairbnb.com/t5/Host-Circle/Guantanamo/m-p/754920
Should we just start linking those two examples in response to everyone who has a less extreme issue?
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@Anonymous
That's a comedy post that I've written. I forgot to mention it.
@Ute42 Don't worry, it got a good laugh. Other people's misfortune is hilarious! Only German could have the perfect word for that...
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@Anonymous
Yes, a german commtent for the gunshooting would be: "dumm gelaufen".