Airbnb booking for the bride's wedding day gets cancelled, causing a stir on TikTok
In an unexpected turn of events, a wedding booking on Airbnb was cancelled due to a breach of the platform's occupancy limits and House Rules. The incident was first reported by our website's Jonathan Mejia.
The reservation in question was made for two guests. However, it seems that the number of visitors at the property exceeded the booking total and the occupancy limit for the listing. As a result, the host chose to cancel the reservation.
Airbnb encourages its guests to communicate with hosts via on-platform messaging before booking, to discuss any potential exceptions to a House Rule. In this case, the host sought to confirm in advance that just two guests would be staying.
In response to the cancellation, Airbnb reached out to the guest to provide support. The company also provided a full refund to the guest and offered a travel credit for future use on the platform.
It's important to note that Airbnb has occupancy limits for listings, typically for safety and liability reasons. House Rules are visible on listing profiles, allowing guests to review them ahead of booking. These rules are set by the hosts to ensure a comfortable and safe stay for everyone.
Regarding the specific address of the Airbnb house where the bride's wedding was scheduled, it's not publicly disclosed in the available sources. This information is not typically provided in Airbnb search results for privacy and security reasons.
In conclusion, while this incident may have caused some inconvenience, it serves as a reminder for both hosts and guests to carefully review and adhere to the House Rules and occupancy limits set by Airbnb. By doing so, everyone can enjoy a positive and problem-free stay on the platform.
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