Plus, for too long guests were forced by travel restrictions to limit their travel plans to destinations that are only a few hours away.
Fast-forward a couple of years and more travelers can choose a long-term stay over a short weekend away thanks to flexible working arrangements. Initially, when the demand for short-term rentals dropped, many Airbnb hosts introduced mid or long-term stays in order to keep their businesses afloat. The COVID-19 pandemic had a big role to play in this shift. gives me peace of mind.While Airbnb has become synonymous with short-term stays, Airbnb long-term rentals are another avenue that more hosts are starting to explore and leverage. For that reason, I don't allow same day bookings and I also have one day before and after a stay blocked out in my booking settings. then, if you have someone arriving on the check out date of the previous guest, you might have to scramble to clean up in between. It might get a little tight if you have a late check out time and early check in time. Any day that is available on you calendar is a day a guest pays for, the checkout date is the following day. Simple enough, your blocked out calendar days for a specific guest will confirm this. check out is Sunday, then the guest is only staying and paying for two nights, Friday and Saturday. So if it says in the confirmation email that check in is friday. I confirm! it just got messed up here in the thread a bit because some people are confusing the confirmation email we get from Airbnb, where it lists check in and check out day just like a hotel does - with the actual nights spent and paid for, which is what your clendar and your payments reflect.
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