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I thought "AirCover" was already the standard? Also this still doesn't address the issue that host can cancel your stay at any time and then you are left withou
by Olphs 4y ago
I thought "AirCover" was already the standard? Also this still doesn't address the issue that host can cancel your stay at any time and then you are left without any kind of accommodation in the middle of nowhere or unknown area
- JumpCrisscross 4y ago> thought "AirCover" was already the standard? Nope. Rented an Airbnb in Austin. Pool was a mess to the point of being unusable; host was noncommunicative. Complained to Airbnb. Gave the host five stars, but left them a note. Host left a negative comment on my profile. Airbnb refused to remove. Refused to provide even a modicum of a refund.
- agd 4y agoAs I understand it, Aircover is for cancellations by the host, it wouldn’t apply for the scenario you describe.
- JumpCrisscross 4y ago> Aircover is for cancellations by the host, it wouldn’t apply for the scenario you describe The Get-What-You-Booked Guarantee claims to cover if "listing description wasn’t accurate about significant things," though it's unclear if something like a pool being unusable would qualify.
- agd 4y agoAh yes. Although that doesn’t seem to be new either? Of course if something is completely off (bedroom missing) they have to give you a refund for the remainder of the time.
- agd 4y agoYes. I think it’s just a rebranding of the current offering.