Airbnb used to be a practical alternative to hotels because you get more space and a full kitchen at your disposal. The “home” aspect is pretty nice too.
Nowadays, it’s become more of a hassle, and with prices rising and the growing number of chores required, people aren’t as thrilled about the idea of staying in an Airbnb. Some hosts are feeling this, especially heading into the colder season.
According to Insider, Airbnb bookings were down over the summer, and hosts have been openly discussing the struggles of staying booked. One superhost in a Facebook group asked, “Has anyone seen a huge decrease in bookings over the last three to four months? We went from at least 50% occupancy to literally 0% the last two months.”
An Airbnb Superhosst Is Wondering Why They’ve Seen Such A Decrease In Bookings
Some hosts responded suggesting that it could be the location of the property attributed to their bookings decreasing.
MAny current and former Airbnb customers responded on Twitter with their own theories for why hosts may be seeing a decrease in bookings.
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