@_ZachGriff: I was just scammed by a @Hyatt hotel — and what I’ve uncovered so far points to a *much* bigger issue. A 🧵 (1/13) It started when I checked out of Hyatt’s Pell Hotel near...
Again as someone staying overnight 40+ days a year I find this to be extremely overblown and lacking in any real data either way but my personal experience is more than most.
I think there was a small problem for a short while but was always overblown and was fixed relatively quickly.
I’ve run into, if I had to guess 5:1 issues in hotel vs Airbnb 🤷♂️.
Seriously. I’m a broke joke, but I live in a popular tourist trap where legit 1/3 of all houses are air bnb’s, and my mom visits over to twice a year with friends. When it’s just my mom, she stays with me, but they get an air BNB when coming as a group. The worst she has ever complained about was a $50 cleaning fee with instructions to take the sheets and bedding off and put them in the washer. If you’re charging more than $20 , you should be doing it.
But other than that, it’s been pleasant experiences all around.
Yes, but at AirBnB you have cleaning charge scams and hidden cameras in the bedroom. Pick your posion I guess 🤷
Again as someone staying overnight 40+ days a year I find this to be extremely overblown and lacking in any real data either way but my personal experience is more than most.
I think there was a small problem for a short while but was always overblown and was fixed relatively quickly.
I’ve run into, if I had to guess 5:1 issues in hotel vs Airbnb 🤷♂️.
Seriously. I’m a broke joke, but I live in a popular tourist trap where legit 1/3 of all houses are air bnb’s, and my mom visits over to twice a year with friends. When it’s just my mom, she stays with me, but they get an air BNB when coming as a group. The worst she has ever complained about was a $50 cleaning fee with instructions to take the sheets and bedding off and put them in the washer. If you’re charging more than $20 , you should be doing it.
But other than that, it’s been pleasant experiences all around.