... because the government is in the pocket of the big hotel chains, which are ruining the country.
Airbnb: World travelers who try to blend in.
Hotel: Drunk Brits who puke all over the place.
We have 3 Airbnb flats in our house for 2 years now.
Never had an issue with any of the renters;
But, the lights in the stairwell are working now,
the door locks work, electricity is stable, and I haven't seen a cockroach in a long time.
Meanwhile the guests from the hotel across the street keep us awake every freakin' night.
Bonus:
Those 3 flats had been sitting empty for nearly 10 years, just like the other ~30 thousand flats sitting empty in the city.
My anecdata is different: the Airbnb one floor above us in our last place earned us a visit from the cops (due to a misunderstanding about the definition of "bottom floor") due to how frequently they were occupied by people either having parties there or coming back from parties very loudly at all times of night.
The same floor/direction misunderstanding also got us so many incorrect doorbell rings that we ended up muting it at the cost of risking missed deliveries.
Whatever magical behavior these AirBnB guests have, they can still take it to a hotel.
Airbnb: World travelers who try to blend in. Hotel: Drunk Brits who puke all over the place.
We have 3 Airbnb flats in our house for 2 years now. Never had an issue with any of the renters; But, the lights in the stairwell are working now, the door locks work, electricity is stable, and I haven't seen a cockroach in a long time.
Meanwhile the guests from the hotel across the street keep us awake every freakin' night.
Bonus: Those 3 flats had been sitting empty for nearly 10 years, just like the other ~30 thousand flats sitting empty in the city.