Anyone stay at an Airbnb and have a claim against you???

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Anonymous wrote:This is precisely why I won't do airbnb.

I don't understand the appeal either. Nothing about Air BnB seems relaxing or reassuring.

It is a potential cost saver when hotels are too pricey.

It is not just the cost. It is the space. For the same price as a hotel you get a living room and a kitchen. When travelling with small kids it can be a life save. My DS is ravenous when he wakes up.
Being able to make him breakfast while everyone else gets ready is t great. Plus having a living room for adults to congregate helps once the kid is in bed.

But it is like everything else, most experiences are get, a few are bad.

Why can't he make his own breakfast?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This is precisely why I won't do airbnb.

I don't understand the appeal either. Nothing about Air BnB seems relaxing or reassuring.

It is a potential cost saver when hotels are too pricey.

It is not just the cost. It is the space. For the same price as a hotel you get a living room and a kitchen. When travelling with small kids it can be a life save. My DS is ravenous when he wakes up.
Being able to make him breakfast while everyone else gets ready is t great. Plus having a living room for adults to congregate helps once the kid is in bed.

But it is like everything else, most experiences are get, a few are bad.

Why can't he make his own breakfast?

Not PP, but usually small kids can't make their own breakfasts until they get a little older.