> It occurred to me that none of this would have occurred in a regular hotel. I assume that rentals without smoke detectors have other red flags. For the owner

> It occurred to me that none of this would have occurred in a regular hotel. I assume that rentals without smoke detectors have other red flags. For the owner's sake, installing a smoke detector protects their investment! Pure negligence. P.S. You definitely don't want to stay at an AirBnB in Italy! > [For rentals allowing smoking,] the lowest prevalence of smoke detectors was among venues in Italy (2 percent) and the highest was in Scotland (83 percent). [0] [0] https://publichealth.jhu.edu/2019/multi-country-study-many-airbnb-listings-that-allow-smoking-lack-smoke-detectors https://publichealth.jhu.edu/2019/multi-country-study-many-a...