It wouldn't be very interesting, since this sort of stuff happens to hotels all the time. Really, the only suprising thing about the incident is that Airbnb go

It wouldn't be very interesting, since this sort of stuff happens to hotels all the time. Really, the only suprising thing about the incident is that Airbnb got to 2 million stays without something like this becoming publicly known. Hotels don't have a financial interest in taking down Airbnb -- the type of customers that would use Airbnb are the type of customers who wouldn't stay at a hotel in the first place, or who would make such poor guests that they wouldn't be worth the dismal revenue they bring in.