Airbnb guests no longer have to wash the dishes or strip the beds at checkout
The short-term rental company says guests can no longer be asked to wash dishes or handle other major checkout chores.
- Airbnb announced an updated policy on October 20 that takes effect November 20, restricting hosts from requiring guests to perform time-consuming chores like washing dishes or stripping beds.
- These changes follow years of guest complaints about cleaning fees paired with checkout chores, alongside recent viral TikTok backlash over hosts criticizing guests for minor issues like misplaced pillows.
- Hosts may still request guests place used dishes in the sink or separate recycling, provided all rules are visible on the listing page before booking occurs.
- Airbnb will flag non-compliant rules in the listing editor, though exceptions allow hosts to request guests limit shower time during local water restrictions or dispose of rubbish in bear-proof containers.
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Airbnb responded to complaints from several users who criticized having to perform certain tasks when leaving the accommodation.
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Airbnb announced new policies banning unreasonable guest chores like dishwashing and bed stripping to streamline the rental experience.
Airbnb guests no longer have to wash the dishes or strip the beds at checkout
Airbnb guests may soon have fewer chores to tackle before checking out. The short-term rental platform says it is changing its rules to limit what hosts can require of guests.
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