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How do you see it any other way than that you owe them a refund? Have you ever tried to stay in a hotel room that is 80?
by JohnJamesRambo 7y ago
How do you see it any other way than that you owe them a refund? Have you ever tried to stay in a hotel room that is 80?
- eesmith 7y agoI could see getting a partial refund instead of a full one. Otherwise, why even try to find an a/c tech at night, if you know that it won't make a difference?
- jhy 7y agoSo, you'd be happy if another guest decided to leave at 2am one morning and pay you only 50%? You're charging a nightly rate, not an hourly rate.
- cannonedhamster 7y agoYou're arguing a different point. The refund is because the beach of contract was only for a specified time. A total refund provides no incentive to attempt to rectify the situation.
- pas 7y agoDoes that matter? Because there was no work around anyway. Sure they tried to find an AC tech, but ... haven't, so no AC in 80 F (26.6C). A partial refund would incentivise we-tried-our-best problem solving.
- bkohlmann 7y agoI’m open to that option - and I can see it’s worth. My main point was Airbnb’s inconsistency. There is absolutely no incentive to rectify a stay if they will just punish you anyway. And yes, I’ve stayed in many rooms 80 and above. Not ideal. But open a window and throw on a fan.
- em-bee 7y agotry 90. if it's 80 degrees i rejoice and turn the aircon off...