Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I'm pretty sure you have to give names at a hotel as well. Seems reasonable to me to at least take down names.
Nope
Of course you do. Do you only ever stay No-Tell Motels?
I’ve stayed at almost every chain hotel from HoJo to Hilton, boutique hotels in NYC, LA, Chicago, and more, and never had to give any name but mine when booking one room for three people or two rooms for five people. What hotels are you staying at?
The rest of the world. What is a HoJo?
DP. Howard Johnson.
Anonymous wrote:I’ve stayed in many Airbnbs and have had almost 100% satisfaction, but you have to spend a lot of time reading reviews and all the listing details. You can usually spot a sketchy situation.
The main advantage to me is getting to stay in whole houses with room to spread out in unique locations. I would never book an apartment in a high rise building. That’s where a hotel would have been better.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I'm pretty sure you have to give names at a hotel as well. Seems reasonable to me to at least take down names.
Nope
Of course you do. Do you only ever stay No-Tell Motels?
I’ve stayed at almost every chain hotel from HoJo to Hilton, boutique hotels in NYC, LA, Chicago, and more, and never had to give any name but mine when booking one room for three people or two rooms for five people. What hotels are you staying at?
The rest of the world. What is a HoJo?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I'm pretty sure you have to give names at a hotel as well. Seems reasonable to me to at least take down names.
Nope
Of course you do. Do you only ever stay No-Tell Motels?
I’ve stayed at almost every chain hotel from HoJo to Hilton, boutique hotels in NYC, LA, Chicago, and more, and never had to give any name but mine when booking one room for three people or two rooms for five people. What hotels are you staying at?
Anonymous wrote:NP. I once succeeded in getting a partial refund when our heat wasn’t working and Airbnb host wasn’t responding. As I remember, there was a button on the site that made it very easy to request $ back, specifying amount and reason.
Anonymous wrote:I booked an AirBnB for this weekend. They immediately started harassing me for everyone in my family to submit a photo ID and fill out a PdF form. This form also asks very intrusive questions like who is my employer.
Also none of this was in the listing, it was just after the fact.
I filled out one form for the entire family and submitted IDs. Now they are saying everyone needs to fill out the PdF and they will not accept my 21yo step daughter’s ID because it is a temporary ID (she lost hers and we are waiting on the new one).
We are traveling all day and I’m terrified we’ll arrive and be told we can’t stay and they’ll refuse a refund.
Anyone been through this?
Anonymous wrote:Lol. Airbnb doesn't protect the host either. Most hosts now just rent regular because its not worth the hassle of short term renting. Why would you leave a review without staying? Utterly insane.
Anonymous wrote:Lol. Airbnb doesn't protect the host either. Most hosts now just rent regular because it’s not worth the hassle of short term renting. Why would you leave a review without staying? Utterly insane.