I understand AirBnbs, but is it really a thing in hotels? I mean, it is such an obvious crime, what hotel chain would subject itself to such an absurd risk, esp

I understand AirBnbs, but is it really a thing in hotels? I mean, it is such an obvious crime, what hotel chain would subject itself to such an absurd risk, especially since reputation losses could be in the billions? Is there any evidence of such accidents in any hotel of a major chain (Marriott etc)?