AIRBNB TIPS FOR GUESTS: Crucial mistakes to avoid for staying in an Airbnb

Are you an Airbnb newbie looking for Airbnb tips for guests? I got you! After using Airbnb for 10 years, here are my favorite Airbnb tips for beginners. In this video, I’ll be talking about how to find the perfect Airbnb and simple Airbnb mistakes to avoid for travelers. Soon, you’ll be finding an Airbnb that’s right for your trip in no time!

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Timecodes:
0:00 - Intro to Airbnb for Beginners
0:33 - Tip 1: Types of Stays on Airbnb
1:25 - Tip 2: Don’t Book the First Thing You See
1:41 - Tip 3: Airbnb Fees & Amenities
2:24 - Tip 4: Airbnb Experiences
3:13 - Tip 5: Airbnb Superhost & Airbnb Plus
4:20 - Tip 6: Airbnb Reviews
5:07 - Tip 7: Don’t Compromise Your Airbnb Must-Haves
5:50 - Tip 8: Do a Price Comparison
6:18 - Tip 9: Book Airbnbs in Advance
6:44 - Tip 10: Contact the Airbnb Host
8:13 - Tip 11: Airbnb Communication & Transactions
9:47 - Tip 12: What to do When you Check in to you Airbnb
10:47 - Tip 13: Be a Good Airbnb Guest
11:01 - Tip 14: Have a Backup Plan
11:21 - Tip 15: Airbnb Tips for Guests
12:02 - Bonus Tips: Airbnb Tips for Guests

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[KRodCollective]

Anyone else got any Airbnb tips or mistakes to avoid?! Thank you for watching! 💕Check the description box for more!

[jellygurl]

I used Airbnb for the first time this year. My advice to people is if you can afford to, get the place to yourself versus sharing a space and getting a private room. I thought I would be okay with sharing a space but trust when you get there depending on who you share with you will feel it. It definitely will feel like it's not a place to yourself.

[duznoh]

Damn straight to the point! Kudos for that.

[patriciaterranova]

Very excellent information! Great tips😊

[AnneMB]

Your tips are spot on. Yes, go with a superhost, read the reviews, pay a fair price, message the host. Use the filters: we’ve gone for an entire house, off street parking (rental car) and washing machine on our UK trip next month for a month from 🇦🇺.

[mireyamacias]

Thanx for the information 👍🏼is always useful to learn from experience people. I have never booked on Airbnb so this is useful 🙂. I enjoy your videos keep them coming 😃

[lobbyrobby]

I stayed at my first bnb last year. I'm sort of an introvert and it was in a home with my own private room and 2 shared bathrooms. There was 6 bedrooms in total but only 2 were taken up when I was there. I was nervous at first but I actually loved it. I spoke to the owners who lived there a couple of times but other than that they didn't bug me one bit. I'm planning on traveling again this winter and I'll be staying at another one for sure.

[katfran]

I’ll be staying in my first Airbnb‘s in October. Venice, Florence and Rome. I think I did a good job on my choices. The two key amenities for me was a washer/dryer and an elevator. I’m older and refuse to climb stairs with luggage. Fingers crossed 💕

[buckw]

Really appreciate the work you put into this video. We're just now looking into the AirBnB thing

[SheWhoBelieves..]

Love the lighting for this video 🤎 thanks for the info also ✨😌

God Bless you, love you have a beautiful day !

[damis]

I been using Airbnb for a year. If you are visiting other countries for long stay, best to reserve for 2-3 days. That way, you can checkout the location and the space. You can always extend your stay or find another if you chose to. I made the mistake of reserving a 2 weeks in an area that was far from restaurants and shops.

[anoirsx]

Thank you very informative. Sign up and want to plan a stay in June!😃

[ngaby]

I booked one private room with it's own bathroom but at the site I found out that the bathroom is shared...🙄 so never again. Since then I only get an entire apartment/studio.

[Seoulsearch]

New subscriber and really enjoying your tips, thank you! 👍

[papamaanbeerVideo]

in new to airbnb, still need to book my first stay, "researching" about it all it seems difficult / a hassle

[chanthana]

I usually book the entire place for my self so I don't have problem with sharing. However, I don't like that I'm being charged with all those fees, especially cleaning fees when I have to make sure the place is spotless when I check out. It's even worse when I have to clean the mess from previous guests during my check in. Isn't that what the fees is for?

[MsStaceymichelle]

Hello, I Love your videos. Question: If a super host just opened up a new apartment and hardly have any reviews on that particular apartment, but have great reviews on the other apartments in the same area, would you choose the new apartment to stay at?

[Ebxnyempress]

Thanks so much for this video! I’m planning on taking my first solo trip in October for my birthday to PR. I’ve seen some good looking listings in the area I want to stay in that’s within my budget with a super host. I’ve heard that they’re more recommended as you’ve stated as well. But I get a little iffy when it’s a new listing with no reviews or little reviews. Is that trustworthy? Also, how would you know what to trust or not? How would I go about that?

[isnainkhan]

Hi there! Thank you so much already for your insight into this. Could you tell about refunds for people who are using debit cards ? The first timers

[bwilliams]

I wish I had found this video before I booked my first Airbnb stay. I got burned on a booking when there were red flags with the host and I cancelled and they kept my deposit. I will NEVER use Airbnb again.