WHAT can YOU tell ME about BOOKING an AIRBNB?

[Jmmmfi4]

LIKE, HOWS IT DIFFERENT OR SIMILAR TO BOOKING A HOTEL ROOM?

HOW ARE THEY DIFFERENT OR SIMILAR?

I KNOW NOTHING ABOUT AIRBNB & NEED TO BOOK ONE FOR FAMILY.

[Oliverlogan263]

HERE'S WHAT I KNOW ABOUT BOOKING AN AIRBNB MAN:

Booking an Airbnb is kinda similar to booking a hotel but also different in some ways. For one, with a hotel you pretty much know what you're getting - it's gonna be some standard room in the building. With an Airbnb you get more variety.

You can rent out people's actual homes, apartments, condos, guest houses - even boats or castles if you're feeling fancy! So you get more of a unique experience depending on where you choose. You just browse the listings like on a website and see what's available in your dates.

People post tons of pics so you can scope out what the spot looks like beforehand too. And the hosts usually leave reviews about what's provided - like towels, toiletries, wifi passwords, parking, etc. Which is good to know ahead of time.

The process is real easy too man. You just search where you wanna go, see what's in your price range, read the details and reviews, then request to book it. The owner will accept or deny. If they accept, you pay a security deposit and the rest is usually due at check-in.

Way more chill than a hotel in my opinion. And usually cheaper too. Just remember to read the fine print on stuff like minimum night stays, check in/out times, and party rules if listed. Hopefully this gives you the run down! Lemme know if you need any other tips.

[CubaPirate]

I've been to many and never been disappointed

[Changiis07]

With a hotel room you don't get a kitchen with an airbnd you can rent a whole house that has a jacuzzi, kitchen, fire pit etc. Just have to be careful and book one in a good area or a hotel is always good too

[strateguy632]

by phone, similar.

[Jmmmfi4]

WHAT AN INCREDIBLY DETAILED ANSWER

[strateguy632]

👍😁..