I have barely gotten any bookings this year and have only ha...
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I have barely gotten any bookings this year and have only had one one-nighter in November with ZERO reservations for the rest...
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I have a property that consists of 3 units, each with its own listing. I have also created listings that combines these units to accommodate larger groups.
Unit A = units 1,2,3
Unit B = units 1,2
Unit C = units 2,3
So if someone where to book unit 1, then those dates for unit A,B,C should all be blocked. If unit 3 were to be booked, then unit A, C would be blocked. However when I try to link these calendars, it seems I am not able to accommodate this. Right now I linked unit A as the main, so if any B,C or individual 1,2,3 get booked, Unit A will be blocked off. But if someone were to book Unit 1 for example, only Unit A calendar will be blocked, but Unit B,C will not.
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Hello @Jason2292 @Quincy ,
You’re right. Parenting or linking listings together is a very basic feature on Airbnb. You can only link a listing once, and there is no multi-level hierarchy.
Unfortunately, this limitation led me to abandon the different listing options I had for my five units and keep only one listing that includes all of them together (in your case, Unit A).
You have two options:
1. Hassle-free approach:
Keep only Unit A (1,2,3) and link listings 1, 2, and 3 to it.
2. If Instant Booking is off:
You can link listings 1 and 2 to Unit A.
Additionally, you can create Unit B (2,3) and link listing 3 to it.
This setup is not bulletproof! Whenever you receive a reservation, you’ll need to manually check availability.
Think of Unit B as a marketing tool. sometimes a guest may inquire about Unit B, but if listing 2 is unavailable, you can offer them to book listings 1 and 3 separately. This has happened to me several times, but it requires carefully checking availability before confirming any reservation. As mentioned, this approach only works if Instant Booking is off.
I hope this explanation is clear! Feel free to reach out if you need further assistance.
Hi @Jason2292,
I've tagged a few hosts who have discussed multiple listings and syncing calendars in the part: @Cristy37 @Guy991 @Craig806 @Melissa2736 @Alicia753 @Krista-and-Brian0 @Bob297
Hello @Jason2292 @Quincy ,
You’re right. Parenting or linking listings together is a very basic feature on Airbnb. You can only link a listing once, and there is no multi-level hierarchy.
Unfortunately, this limitation led me to abandon the different listing options I had for my five units and keep only one listing that includes all of them together (in your case, Unit A).
You have two options:
1. Hassle-free approach:
Keep only Unit A (1,2,3) and link listings 1, 2, and 3 to it.
2. If Instant Booking is off:
You can link listings 1 and 2 to Unit A.
Additionally, you can create Unit B (2,3) and link listing 3 to it.
This setup is not bulletproof! Whenever you receive a reservation, you’ll need to manually check availability.
Think of Unit B as a marketing tool. sometimes a guest may inquire about Unit B, but if listing 2 is unavailable, you can offer them to book listings 1 and 3 separately. This has happened to me several times, but it requires carefully checking availability before confirming any reservation. As mentioned, this approach only works if Instant Booking is off.
I hope this explanation is clear! Feel free to reach out if you need further assistance.