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This makes an assumption that the Airbnb you booked actually exists. That is usually but not always a correct assumption. 🫥
And if it does exist, sometimes it's not legal. 🤡
I once had the guy tell me to enter and exit the building discreetly because the other tenants weren't supposed to know he was subleasing the apartment. I think they knew.
I had the same thing happen to me in London. Twice.
Both booked from hotels.com. The place didn't have the advertised room available so we got moved to another location. Both times.
Never book through Hotels.com even for actual hotels. Just look at the price and call the hotel directly. They will always price match because Hotels.com takes a cut of bookings through their site so they always win out if you book directly at the same price instead of going through hotels.com
They used to have a decent loyalty program.
Used to.
At least they moved you, I got a voucher that definitely did not cover a same day booking in the city where I was. And that was the last time I used Airbnb.
Yeah so many places have those types of rules and yet shocker nobody ever enforces them ever.