u/photosinth3sis

Fellow host here. Recently stayed in an AirBnB out of state, which was listed as "entire home". It was lovely, but it was not an entire home. It's a floor underneath the main house, that has a separate entrance, however a staircase in the rented section to the inhabited top floor is sealed off. It also has some shared amenities with the host (who lives upstairs). We met the host and he was lovely, and clearly takes pride in the space. But I can't understand all the five star reviews? We literally had no idea that we would need to walk past their windows each night to get downstairs, wave hello, etc. Or be awoken by footsteps on the roof at 6am. These five star reviews talk about privacy for the most part, which is also shocking.

Our AirBnB is an entire home and is truly an entire home. No surprises. This is the second entire home I've rented that felt like a bit of a catfish.

What would you do? I feel like the listing is misleading and does nothing for the AirBnB community, despite the owner being lovely and very dedicated to hosting.

Confused. Help!

edited to add: neither of the spaces I am talking about could legally be sold or inhabited as an apartment. They are part of the same title as the main home, and if selling the home it would include both levels.

After significant delays to departure times from 130pm onwards, the flight was eventually cancelled around 6pm. Does anyone know what caused the delays and ultimately cancellation?

As the title says. My boss is fairly new and got close to us (field team) quite quickly, with lots of socialising outside of work, etc.

I shared with her that I'd been looking at other jobs as she was attending a conference for a company in which I was in my second round interview, and our industry is quite small and gossipy so I didn't want this to come as a surprise if someone else decided to tell her.

I got a call just now from her and she said something along the lines of "Don't hate me, but I told GM".

Am I at risk now in my current role? Been there for 5 years. Thought I was doing the right thing by being honest. The company have been honest with me, and consistent, about not offering any roles remotely other than the one I do.