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Hotels have regulations that private homes don't. Though many of AirBnB's "hosts" would probably qualify under more regulations than they actually follow.
by MichaelGG 10y ago
Hotels have regulations that private homes don't. Though many of AirBnB's "hosts" would probably qualify under more regulations than they actually follow.
- panzagl 10y agoI guess I'm assuming the primary use of airbnb is 'rent my house', not 'stay in my guest room'. By offering both at the same place they really do seem to be muddying the waters.
- MichaelGG 10y agoI don't think so. It's more like "rent my house/residence" versus "rent one of many apartments I keep available and run like a hotel".