Do you allow guests to eat food in a private room? If so, do...
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Do you allow guests to eat food in a private room? If so, do you provide a table, or let them eat on the bed. New to Airbnb, ...
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I'm talking about reviews in more than one language, so if you host, say, in the US and only get English speaking guests, you won't get this problem.
Airbnb thinks it's clever to show reviews by language so if you're French and look at my French listing, you'll see 1 review for this year followed by 2 for last year, followed by 3 for 2017 before you find the 10 or so English reviews for this year. If you're on a phone, you probably won't bother scrolling down and will conclude that nobody goes there.
My Italian listing viewed by me shows one (grumpy) review for last year in English first followed by all the other old reviews in English before you get to the nice French and German reviews for this year.
Why not list them in chronological order with the option of autotranslate? Simple!
It's Airbnb policy....search for more discussions about this topic in this community
BTW
In your homepage the reviews are listed in chronological order:
https://www.airbnb.com/users/51502800/listings
In your account also, but including the translate option
https://www.airbnb.com/users/show/51502800
best regards,
Emiel
Hi @Emiel1 yes I assume it's Airbnb policy. The point is that it's a stupid policy. Has anyone from Airbnb explained it?