Airbnb hosts can't ask guests to do 'chores' anymore in rule change
Airbnb hosts will no longer be able to ask guests to do the dishes or strip the beds under new rules announced by the platform.
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Airbnb hosts will no longer be able to ask guests to do the dishes or strip the beds under new rules announced by the platform.
Under new rules, guests will no longer have to do tasks that cleaners would normally handle. Hosts can now only make "reasonable" requests, such as leaving dirty dishes in the sink and sorting trash from recycling.
Airbnb said hosts will not be allowed to ask guests to complete any task that would take 'significant effort or time, or would typically be performed by a cleaner.'
The new policy prevents hosts from asking guests to strip beds, start a load of laundry and other tasks that "require significant effort or time."
<p>Accommodation platform acts after long-standing guest complaints over doing dishes, taking out rubbish and stripping beds</p><p>Airbnb hosts will no longer be able to ask guests to strip beds or wash dishes under the accommodation platform’s new rules.</p><p>The changes, which apply to Airbnb reservations covered by the platform’s global policy, <a href="
Airbnb will ban hosts from requiring guests to complete check-out chores such as stripping beds, washing dishes or taking out rubbish, under new rules.
Hosts are threatening to leave the platform after Airbnb says that they can no longer require guests to strip beds or do other time-consuming cleaning chores.
Some hosts are threatening to strike, while others are plotting ways around Airbnb’s new restrictions. Guests, meanwhile, are celebrating.
Under the new policy, hosts can no longer require guests to strip beds or wash and put away dishes.
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