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They're a private company. They can do what they want. They're free not to do business with you and you are free to take your custom elsewhere. Perhaps they sh
by edent 4y ago
They're a private company. They can do what they want. They're free not to do business with you and you are free to take your custom elsewhere.
Perhaps they should be regulated?
- baq 4y agoBeing a private company does not mean being able to do what you want in any civilized country. It’s the definition of anarchy. There’s perfectly good set of regulation regarding hotels. It just needs to be enforced.
- kupopuffs 4y agoThey can't do anything illegal
- genocidicbunny 4y agoAnd I think the argument is that many of the things they do today that are legal _should not_ be so.
- TheSpiceIsLife 4y agoOf course you / they / we can. And do. And arguably should from time to time. Laws are, infact, not the word of god.
- kube-system 4y agoHotels can ban guests.
- josephcsible 4y agoIsn't it extremely rare for a hotel chain to ban a guest worldwide, as opposed to one individual franchise doing so just for that one property?
- bombcar 4y agoIt's very rare and I'd not be surprised if many aren't setup to do it at all. Hotels have elaborate procedures to protect themselves; you never see it unless you're really acting up.
- elzbardico 4y agoWell, Airbnb customers are deliberately choosing to use a service that flaunts and evades every kind of regulation. If you use a hotel or a taxi, there's plenty of legal recourse should anything bad happens, because they don't operate in a gray area, there are specific regulations and oversight for them.