I do that anyway while staying there, except for the sheets (takes very little time), and I would probably do it anyway even if not asked (though I’d keep the sheets on the bed) because that’s just common decency imo.
When I stay at hotels or rent cars, I do essentially the same thing, and I usually leave a tip because I know the cleaning staff get paid very little.
Same, and they usually don’t want me to do anything to the bed. Trash on the way out and didn’t be a pig.
There was a very out in the open camera in the living room of an Airbnb that I stayed in once and I really didn’t care for it and hadn’t noticed it in the listing. But, it was a basement suite of a family’s own house and I guess they were just concerned. I started looking for that more specifically but glad to hear Airbnb banned them completely.
Yeah, I think I’ve only seen a camera inside once or twice, and only in the living room/dining room. Hotels do the same in common areas like hallways and dining areas. It’s still not great, but it’s at least understandable.
And you’re not expected to do half the laundry, the dishes, and still pay a cleaning fee.
Obviously I won’t trash the room, but if I’m paying a cleaning fee, I will not be cleaning…
The places I’ve stayed are just:
I do that anyway while staying there, except for the sheets (takes very little time), and I would probably do it anyway even if not asked (though I’d keep the sheets on the bed) because that’s just common decency imo.
When I stay at hotels or rent cars, I do essentially the same thing, and I usually leave a tip because I know the cleaning staff get paid very little.
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Same, and they usually don’t want me to do anything to the bed. Trash on the way out and didn’t be a pig.
There was a very out in the open camera in the living room of an Airbnb that I stayed in once and I really didn’t care for it and hadn’t noticed it in the listing. But, it was a basement suite of a family’s own house and I guess they were just concerned. I started looking for that more specifically but glad to hear Airbnb banned them completely.
Yeah, I think I’ve only seen a camera inside once or twice, and only in the living room/dining room. Hotels do the same in common areas like hallways and dining areas. It’s still not great, but it’s at least understandable.