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" the 'a/c' a window unit in the third story of a colonial house, in the PNW, during summer. "It 'quaint,' but it just old," he said of the loft. The poster told Redditors that he "hated" the loft unit but agreed to make the switch. "I have availability in the loft you would be open to staying in that instead." "I know your stay isn't for a couple weekends from now, but I am having availability conflict in the space that you rented," the host said, according to a screenshot included in the post. Two weeks out, however, the host contacted him about an "availability conflict." The guest told Newsweek that he booked his rental "a few months before" his trip. In his post, u/veritas_a3quitas_ said he wound up staying in a space he "hated" during a recent getaway due to a booking error on his host's part. 'I Turned a Two-Storey Bus Into a Tiny House, It Makes Me $2,700 a Month'.Man shows how guests "destroyed" rental unit: "Literal crime scene"."I built a home in a cave, now I rent it out for thousands".Lloyd also said hosts have declined several of her booking requests "without explanation." "I have also encountered a hidden camera a property with no explanation or heads up through the app." "I have been asked to take out the trash or clean the area before leaving despite paying Airbnb cleaning fees," she told Newsweek.

Speaking to Newsweek, Lloyd said she's had several bad experiences with the vacation rental platform since creating an account in 2019.

Also, people don't have time to search out the place for hidden cameras, etc.!" Thousands of Twitter users offered theories as to why bookings might be down, including a law student named Zaquanna Lloyd, who tweeted: "People are starting to realize hotels are cheaper, safer, more amenities and not restricted to using things in their own room. In a now-viral post, an anonymous social media user said an Airbnb host placed him in a different unit at the last minute because they’d accidentally “overbooked” the first one. Here, a stock image of a man booking a vacation rental. "Has anyone else seen a huge decrease in bookings over the last three to four months? We went from at least 50 percent occupancy to literally 0 percent the last two months." On Sunday, Twitter user Texas Runner DFW went viral after posting a screenshot of a comment made in a Facebook group dedicated to Airbnb hosts. Redditor u/veritas_a3quitas_ isn't the first social media user to complain about Airbnb. Two weeks before our reservation, our host tells us he overbooked?" The post has amassed over 45,000 upvotes and more than 2,000 comments slamming the vacation rental platform.

Posting in Reddit's "Mildly Infuriating" forum under the username u/veritas_a3quitas_, the guest wrote: "If you needed another reason to hate Airbnb. In a now-viral post, an anonymous social media user said an Airbnb host placed him in a different unit at the last minute because they'd accidentally "overbooked" the first one.